How ABDM Enables Continuity of Care across Providers in India: A Comprehensive Study
In India’s fragmented healthcare system, the coordinated care system has historically been limited by a lack of interoperable systems and consolidated patient data. Improving clinical outcomes and healthcare efficiency largely depends upon how well a coordinated healthcare system ensures continuity of care, especially in systems where patients engage with several clinicians over time. To mitigate the obstacles caused by this fragmented healthcare structure, the India Governemnt launched the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) in 2021. By creating a nationwide digital health infrastructure that facilitates the easy, consent-based sharing of medical records amongst providers, the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) aims to overcome these obstacles and improve continuity of care.
This article examines how ABDM enables continuity of care across providers through interoperable digital infrastructure, standardized structure, and a unified digital health system.
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