e-Sushrut@Clinic

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Aimed at helping small outpatient clinics that face challenges with manual processes and lack of affordable digital solutions, the Union Health Ministry is all set to launch the e-Sushrut@Clinic.

About e-Sushrut@Clinic

• It provides a lightweight, cloud-based Hospital Management Information System (HMIS) for outpatient clinics.
• This government-backed HMIS is designed specifically for small and medium healthcare providers, including general practitioners, specialists, clinic administrators, pharmacists, and lab technicians.
• It can also be used by allied health workers and staff for administrative tasks. 
• The platform includes modules for outpatient management, pharmacy, and nursing, and is designed to digitise patient records, prescriptions, and billing. 
• It marks a pivotal step in expanding the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) ecosystem.
• The application developed by C-DAC is a lighter version of their flagship e-Sushrut HMIS software. 
  • The eSushrut HMIS software is currently in use at 17 AIIMS and more than 4000 health facilities all over the country. 

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e-Sushrut@Clinic Features

• Any healthcare provider can onboard it from his/her laptop/mobile on a webpage through their Health Facility Registry (HFR) and Health Professionals Registry (HPR).
• If the healthcare provider is not registered on HFR/HPR, they would be able to register on eSushrut@Clinic itself.  
• The platform enables small clinics, sub-centres, and medium-sized hospitals to digitize patient records, prescriptions, and billing with minimal technical overhead.
• The system supports both online and offline functionalities for seamless clinic operations. 
• It delivers essential functionalities at a low per-user cost.
• The system also integrates several services from the ABDM, including the AIIMS Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) for hypertension and diabetes, which are provided free of charge for all ABDM-integrated software. 
  • This CDSS helps improve patient care by supporting doctors in making better diagnoses and treatment.

News: TH