Impact of digitization on healthcare infrastructure: Discussed at the Future of Healthcare Delivery Summit in 2022

As a result of COVID-19, the globe has seen unprecedented transformations. The healthcare system and workforce in India have been severely taxed by the ongoing epidemic. It has undeniably brought attention to the need to improve healthcare delivery and expand the healthcare workforce. There has been an increase in the number of health and wellness centres, but there are still obstacles that need to be overcome before their full potential can be realized, such as increasing the number of on-site physicians or improving the quality of the centre's physical facilities. The Second Annual FE Healthcare Summit will highlight the urgent need to leverage digital and innovative healthcare delivery in light of the rising prevalence of non-communicable illnesses and the accompanying rise in the incidence of other, less common, health problems. At the FE Healthcare Summit, there will be a panel titled "Revitalising India's Healthcare Infrastructure: Leveraging the Digital Power," which will discuss the impact that digitization has had on the healthcare system in India. Dr K. Srinath Reddy, President of the Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI), Dr BS Ajaikumar, Founder of the Healthcare Consulting Group (HCG), and Dr H. Sudarshan Ballal, Chairman of the Medical Advisory Board of the Manipal Hospitals Group, will all be speaking at this session, which will be moderated by Rana Mehta, Partner and leader (Healthcare), PwC. Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare of India Dr Mansukh Mandaviya will open the Second Annual FE Healthcare Summit. Over eight informative seminars and a full day of exciting and enlightening networking will highlight the Summit, which will include over thirty-five prominent speakers and two hundred professionals in the business. At this year's FE Healthcare Summit, attendees will discuss how to "Deal with Disruptions and Leverage Opportunities" to provide "Affordable and Accessible Healthcare."