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It is a voluntary healthcare programme that aims to reduce the gap among stakeholders such as doctors, hospitals, citizens etc by connecting them in an integrated digital health infrastructure. Vision: To create a national digital health ecosystem that supports universal health coverage in an efficient, accessible, inclusive, affordable, timely and safe manner. Initially piloted in UTs. National Health Authority: attached office of MoHFW, will design, build, roll-out and implement the NDHM. Federated Architecture: The Government of India will own, operate and maintain the core building blocks of NDHM such as Health ID, Digi-Doctor and HFR. A federated model that factors regional, state-level and institution-level platforms and systems to function independently but in an interoperable manner.
Consider the following statements regarding Phase II of the Swachh Bharat Mission (Grameen) [SBM (G)]
1) The program will be implemented ...
Which of the following statements about Prompt Corrective Action is/are True?
I- Prompt Corrective Action F...
What is the basic difference between Gross NPA and Net NPA?
I- Gross NPA is the total of Bank loans and Net NPA is the total of all kinds of loan...
Which of the following Statements about Multiplier Effect is/are True?
I- When the government spends a rupee, overall income rises by a multiple ...
Who among the following is not one of the eligible beneficiaries of PMUY?
When Government expenditure is more than income, through which of the following ways, it does the deficit financing?
(1) From Banks
(2) Fr...
Which of the following Statements about IREDA is/are True?
I- It is registered as Non-Banking Financial Company (NFBC) with Reserve Bank of India...