Next-generation advanced robotic surgery offers enhanced accuracy with less tissue trauma , minimal blood loss , lesser chance of getting infection and less complication , better mobility and improved early functional recovery besides a shorter hospital stay for the patient after surgery . Though traditional procedures available for cancer , weight loss , and transplant surgery offer good outcomes , the nextgeneration advanced surgical robot is minimally invasive and gives accurate 3D visualization that makes all the difference . Advanced robotic technology aims , and hopes that these procedures will enhance accuracy and lessen the chance of infection and consequently further improve surgical outcome .
In what ways has the hospital adopted digital technologies during its daily operations ? Any specific examples ?
In this current era of digitalization , Asian has adopted advanced technologies to benefit the patients in more improved clinical operations and extended it to operational and financial benefits across the continuum of care . The adopted technologies are not limited only to bed side entries , utilization of cloud and Artificial Intelligence . One of the key technologies adopted by Asian is capturing patient movements and clearances on Mobile application be it financial clearance , nursing
AIMS Faridabad is an affirmation of our strength & commitment to bring quality healthcare services to the people of Delhi NCR ” activities , bed booking , discharge or patient file availability . To share a specific example , patient discharge is done by the doctor from a mobile application , where a doctor can see complete patient information , and finalize their discharge summaries in no time .
How do you look at the future of the Indian hospital industry ?
The Indian hospital industry is growing at a CAGR of 16-17 % and is expected to reach $ 132 bn by 2023 from $ 61.8 bn in 2017 . Accounting for 80 % of the total healthcare market , the hospital industry in India is witnessing a huge investor demand from both global as well as domestic investors . This growth is driven by multiple factors including increasing healthcare awareness , rising income levels , ageing population , growing penetration of health insurance , growing burden of the noncommunicable diseases and government ’ s increasing focus on providing universal healthcare . Along with these drivers , availability of skilled workforce and advanced technologies and low healthcare costs are driving India ’ s unique value proposition in the healthcare market .
The long-term market outlook for Indian hospitals is stable and the annual revenues are likely to grow robustly over the next few years on account of increasing domestic demand for healthcare and medical tourism as well . Additionally , big healthcare players are now looking at expansion in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities which is swiftly changing the healthcare landscape in these cities .
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