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Founded in 1985, Max Healthcare India has many firsts to its name. In 2000, Max Medcentre, Panchsheel Park, became the first medcenter with OP facilities and daycare surgeries. In 2002, Max Hospital, Pitampura, was the first hospital to be ISO certified as well as the first high-end secondary care center in north Delhi. In 2004, Max Heart and Vascular Institute became the first super tertiary care facility with advanced cardiac life support ambulances and air evacuation service. Huawei modem http://www.3gmodem.com.hk/Huawei.html In 2005, Max Hospital, Patparganj, became the first multispeciality tertiary care center in east Delhi. In 2006, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, became the first multi, superspeciality tertiary care location. Zte modem http://www.3gmodem.com.hk/ZTE.html
From winning awards for excellence in healthcare to having a commitment towards world class scientific learning and treatment, Max Healthcare is constantly on the lookout for new and innovative technology. Talking more about such initiatives is Neena Pahuja, CIO, Max Healthcare Institute. Excerpts
Which telecom (ICT) technology will be the key driver in the healthcare industry in the days to come?
Telecom today is a very important part of hospitals for productivity and accessibility. There is need to access patient's records, provide timely billing, and also enable a platform for collaboration between clinicians. We were earlier on point-to-point hospital connectivity and now moving towards MPLS. This is to improve the quality of service, as telecom is the base infrastructure requirement for us today. However, we strongly believe that 3G and/or Wi-Fi, once available with desired SLAs and performance, will be key driver to further productivity improvement and will bring in a lot of changes in the way we work today. We have Alcatel TDM exchanges compatible with IP exchange and Alcatel IP exchanges in the main hospital. Telecom technology is not merely an enabler; it is becoming an essential requirement for patient care. With 3G technology, soon healthcare will be like a bank ATM where the doctors and patients will interact using 3G technology on the mobile phone. 3G, for example, can enable the doctors to view ECG/X-Ray or other images, and even monitor the patients in an emergency while on the move.
Convergence and WLAN as well as cloud computing are coming to India in a big way. Do you plan to implement any of the new technologies in your business model?
We are looking at cloud computing in terms of private storage clouds as well as public storage clouds for patient data. Using this technology, patients will be able to access their reports themselves and get information on treatment, medication, etc, without having to travel to the hospital. This will also help in the health information exchange in the hospitals in India as well as abroad. We are talking to Microsoft, HP, Dell for introducing these options, and it should be ready in Q3 of the next financial year.
As the economy recovers from the recession, what are some of the new technology solutions you are thinking of introducing? How focused will the investments be in terms of improving bottomlines?
We are thinking of introducing the technology solutions mentioned above. In terms of investment for IT and technology, approximately 7% to 8% of our revenue will be reserved for it.
