Telemedicine Regulations in India: What Doctors Need to Know
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Telemedicine in India has evolved into a critical component of healthcare, enhancing clinician-patient interactions and overcoming geographical barriers for real-time medical interventions through digital consultations. It has improved healthcare accessibility, particularly in remote areas, but faces challenges such as the inability to perform physical examinations, which can hinder diagnostics and increase clinician workload.
The Telemedicine Practice Guidelines were made by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, NITI Aayog, and the Medical Council of India in March 2020. Registered Medical Practitioners must follow these guidelines as they provide a legal framework to stop professional misconduct.
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