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Digital-Safety-Plan-for-Children

Digital Safety Plan for Children

August 23, 2018 Neeraj Bajpai 0 Comments abuse, Adverse Events Following Immunisation, AEFI, Central Drugs Standard Control Organization, CRC, cyber bullying, Digital literacy, Digital media, Digital safety plan, Digital Technology, Diphtheria, Dr. Yasmin Ali, exploitation, InnoHEALTH Magazine, Measles, Measles-Rubella Vaccine Campaign, Ministry of health and family welfare, Mission indradhanush, MR vaccine, Pertussis, Pneumonia, Protection of Children, Sexual Offences Act, Tetanus, trafficking, UIP, UNICEF, Universal Immunisation Programme, violence against children, WHO, Zero tolerance

Digital safety plan for children being leveraged; zero tolerance towards violence against children need of the hour. UNICEF is working with Govt.

health-plan-of-india

An Interaction with J.P. Nadda on Health Plan

May 14, 2018June 11, 2018 Neeraj Bajpai 0 Comments Affordable Medicine and Reliable Implants for Treatment, AIIMS, AMRIT, Amrit pharmacies, Ayushman bharat programme, CSR\, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Finance minister arun jaitley, Financial risk protection, Generic Medicines, Health and wellness centre, Health scheme in India, Health sector management, InnoHEALTH Magazine, Jagat prakash nadda, Mass Immunisation, Measles Rubella, Medical Council of India, Mega health plan, Mental healthcare act 2017, Ministry of health and family welfare, Mission indradhanush, MoHFW, National Health Policy 2017, National Medical commission bill, NCD, Neeraj Bajpai, new era of healthcare, Non Communicable Diseases, OOPe, PCV, PHC, PMDP, Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine, Pradhan Mantri Dialysis Program, primary care, Primary health centre, UHC, Union budget 2018-2019, Union health and family welfare minister, Universal Health Coverage, WHO, Women and child development, World Health Organization, World's largest healthcare plan

In an interaction with InnoHEALTH magazine, Union Health and Family Welfare Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda assert that the government would herald a new era of healthcare and the plan announced in the Union Budget would be implemented with full sincerity.

Insurance

Insurance Needs to Go Global

May 11, 2018June 11, 2018 admin 0 Comments AIIMS, Budget for health insurance, Clinical and pahtology tests, Critical illness, Flammability Tests, Foreign Country, Gullible buyer, health insurance, Health insurance business, Health insurance for animals, Health insurance ocverage, Health protection, Health union, Hong Kong, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, Insurance, Insurance brokerage, Insurance brokerage firm, Insurance Expert, Insurance Foundation of india, IRDA, Life insurance, Medical Council, Mediclaim, Ministry of Health, Mr. Sethi, Pathological Tests, Policy, Premium online, Premiums, S.K. Sethi, Textile industry

Amid growing awareness for the insurance coverage due to the high cost involved in medical treatment at super specialty hospitals, InnoHEALTH magazine interviewed seasoned player of the insurance discipline Mr. Sethi, Vice President Insurance Foundation of India and sought answers for simple queries by people.

Skin-patch-to-detect-heart-attack

Skin Patch to Detect ‘Silent’ Heart Attacks

May 11, 2018June 11, 2018 admin 0 Comments AIIMS, All India Institute of Medical Science, Ashok Leyland School Hosur, Biomarker in the blood stream, Blood Proteins, BP, Capillary Walls, Cardiac Diagnostic Marker, Chest Pain, Department of Biotechnology, Diabetes, Drop Dead, Electrical impulse, FABP3, fatty acid binding protein 3, Glucometer, Heart Attack, Heart Diseases, Heart Failure, Heart muscle, High blood Pressure, Indian Institute of Science, innohealth, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, Manoj Akash, Pranav Mukherji, President Innovation Scholar, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Research, Silent heart attack, Skin patch, Transcutaneous Blood Analysis, UV-Protein

The 16-year-old says that he investigated a novel concept that could potentially allow patients to detect silent heart attack by non-invasively sensing the FABP3 biomarker in the bloodstream.

Tele-Medicine-System-to-Strengthen-Healthcare-Services-in-India

Tele-Medicine System to Strengthen Healthcare Services in India

May 10, 2018June 12, 2018 Avantika Batish 0 Comments Amarnath Pilgrimage, Ayyappa Temple, Department of space, e-Education, e-Healthcare delivery, Government Medical College, Healthcare Services, Indian Government, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Maa Vindhyavasini Mandir, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Mirzapur, MoHFW, National Health Mission, National Knowledge Network, National Medical College Network, NCD, NHM, NKN, NMCN, Non Communicable Diseases, Pampa Hospital, PGIMER, PIP, Program Implementation Plan, Regional Resources Centres, RRCs, Rural India, Sabrimala, Sheshnag, State Telemedicine Network, STN, Tele Medicine, Telemedicine Nodes, Vidhyanchal Dham

Till date, the Indian Government has taken various steps to strengthen the telemedicine network to provide healthcare services in the country especially rural India.

Type-2-diabetes

Rotating night shifts may trigger Type 2 diabetes

May 7, 2018 admin 0 Comments Boston, Brigham and women's hospital, Broad institute of MIT and, BWH, Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, CASL, Celine Vetter, Chronotype, Ciracadian and sleep epidemiology laboratory, CU Boulder, Diabetes, Diabetes Care, Dr. Frank Scheer, Harward medical school, Hassan s. Dashti, healthcare worker, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, Irregular schedules, Light-dark cycle, Manchester university, Medical Chrnobiology Program, Night owl, Night shift, Security guards, Sleep wake, Social and biological rhythm, Type 2 diabetes, UK BioBank, Work days

If you work periodically on night shifts, it is more likely that you may develop Type 2 diabetics than those who only work during days.

Cloned-monkeys-zhongzhong-&-huahua

World’s first cloned monkeys

May 7, 2018 admin 0 Comments brain disease, Cloned monkeys, Dolly, Drugs, Embryo Splitting, Hua Hua, Immune disorder, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, innovation, Institute of Neuroscience of chinese academy of sciences, Intllectual development, Journal cell, Macaque Fetal Fibroblasts, Metabolic Disorder, Neuroscience, Nonhuman primate research facility, Nuclear transfer, Physical development, primate biology, Primate clone, Qiang sun, Rhesus Moneky, SCNT, Shanghai, Somatic cell, Somtic cell, Sun, Technical milestone, Tetra, Tissue, Zhong Zhong, Zhonghua

The first primate clones made by somatic cell nuclear transfer are two genetically identical long-tailed macaques born recently at the Institute of Neuroscience of Chinese Academy of Sciences in Shanghai. Researchers named the newborns ZhongZhong and Hua Hua.

Rising-risks-for-cardiovascular-diseases-and-diabetes

Rising risks for cardiovascular diseases & diabetes

May 3, 2018 admin 0 Comments Andhra Pradesh, Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes, High blood sugar\, high colestrol, India, innohealth, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocurtis, ischaemic heart disease, Kerala, Maharashtra, Overweight, PPunjab, Stroke, Sweeping, Tamilnadu, total disease burden, Unhealthy diet

Of the total disease burden in India in 1990, a tenth was caused by a group of risks including unhealthy diet, high blood pressure, high blood sugar, high cholesterol, and overweight, which mainly contribute to ischaemic heart disease, stroke and diabetes.

Global-Data-Protection-Regulation

GDPR – General Data Protection Regulation

May 1, 2018May 1, 2018 Dhruv Singh 0 Comments 28 EU countries, alteration of data, annual revenue, damage to reputation, data and privacy, data breach, data controllers, Data Protection Authority, data protection law, data protection rights, Dhruv Singh, Digital Information Security in Healthcare Act, EU Data Protection Directive, EU residents, European Parliament, european union, financial loss, GDPR, General Data Protection Regulation, identity theft, Indian Government, innohealth, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, international business, loss of confidentiality of personal data, personal data, personally identifiable information, PII, right to know, UK Data Protection Act

The GDPR aims primarily to give control to citizens and residents over their personal data and to simplify the regulatory environment for international business by unifying the regulation within the EU.

The future of healthcare

April 27, 2018April 30, 2018 admin 0 Comments accuracy, Advancement of technology, Anusha Panduga, Centralized EHR, Challenges, Cloud based healthcare solutions, Cloud Technology, Collaboration, developing nation, Dheeraj Misra, Digital Health, Digitization, false starts, Fostering Innovations, future of healthcare, GalaxE Solutions, GDP, Geography, Health Centers, healthcare systems, high quality services, Hospitals, hurdles, impediments, Infrastructure, innohealth, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, Insurance, Investment, Johnson and johnson, Kaushik Bhattacharya, key research, leapfrog, Medical data, Medical management, New delivery models, Notable healthcare breaches, Patient behaviour, Patient care, pitfalls, quality healthcare, Reliable, Rural and urban healthcare, Rural areas, safe, Sandipan Gangopadhyay, Super Speciality, Super Speciality hospitals, Technology, United States, Utilization of resources

Digital Health: Giving Birth to New Delivery Models and Fostering Innovations

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