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Uttar Pradesh Plans Aarogya Setu Access To Patient Reports
The Uttar Pradesh government is using technology to make medical reports easier to receive.
In the future, patients may get government-hospital test reports on the Aarogya Setu app.
They will be able to keep these reports on their phones.
They can also share them with doctors when needed.
More than 900 government hospitals have connected their laboratory and hospital computer systems.
Reports are already being sent through WhatsApp and SMS.
This means patients may not need to visit hospitals repeatedly to collect reports.
Doctors can see test results sooner and begin treatment more quickly.
Uttar Pradesh is preparing to send government-hospital lab reports to patients through the Aarogya Setu app.
Patients will be able to store their reports electronically and share them with healthcare providers when needed.
The Laboratory Information System has been integrated with the Hospital Management Information System in more than 900 government hospitals.
Lab reports are currently being sent through WhatsApp and SMS, reducing repeat hospital visits.
The integrated system gives doctors quicker access to test results and removes manual and duplicate data entry.
- Who
- The Uttar Pradesh government, Secretary of Medical and Health Ritu Maheshwari, patients, and doctors.
- What
- The state is preparing to send government-hospital laboratory reports to Aarogya Setu and has integrated laboratory and hospital information systems.
- Where
- Government hospitals across Uttar Pradesh, including more than 900 hospitals with integrated systems.
- When
- The Aarogya Setu report-sharing service is being prepared for future use; existing WhatsApp and SMS services are already operating.
- Why
- To let patients securely keep and share reports, reduce repeat hospital visits, and help doctors access results faster.
Key facts
- Planned platform
- Aarogya Setu app
- Digital health framework
- Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission
- Hospitals with LIS-HMIS integration
- More than 900 government hospitals
- WhatsApp messages
- Around 58.07 lakh messages sent; reports sent to 37.66 lakh patients
- SMS messages
- Around 46.50 lakh messages sent; reports sent to 31.40 lakh patients
- System benefits
- Faster report access, fewer repeat visits, and elimination of manual and duplicate data entry
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