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Recognising the need for e-health initiative in expanding healthcare services in rural and underserved areas, the government today said it has given Rs 18.78 crore to states to facilitate establishment of National Rural Telemedicine Network.

Replying to a question in Lok Sabha, Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad said Rs 1.43 crore was provided for Onconet India project and Rs 3.37 crore for Tele-Ophthalmology.

Azad said the Health Ministry has also initiated a scheme of networking government medical colleges across the country to provide platform for tele-education, training, distance learning, continuing professional development and sharing of information on healthcare, education and research.

He said the department of Electronics and Information Technology has funded a number of projects on development and pilot-level deployment of telemedicine solutions as part of its R&D and technology promotion activities in different states, some of which have been taken over by the states themselves.

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Quelle/Source: Business Standard, 18.05.2012

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