Mobile health services need a sustainable business model in India

New Delhi: Even as India attempts to scale up access to e-health, the industry is already talking about the next step in health technology—mobile health, or m-health.

M-health will attempt to go one step further and bring health services right to the mobile phone, with junior doctors functioning in a centre much on the lines of a call centre.

At the India Economic Summit of the World Economic Forum, a varied range of panellists brainstormed on the opportunity that lies in m-health at a session on Shaping India’s Mobile Health Ecosystem.

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