The work behind connected care.
Browse the articles in the November 2026 digital issue. Each feature links to its original magazine page.
16 article(s) found.
Infrastructure is the beginning, not the outcome
ABDM has created a route to digital identity and information exchange. Whether that route improves care is a separate question.
Open article ↗Cover story · Page 5Follow a patient, not a platform
A six-step care journey shows where digital continuity succeeds or breaks down.
Open article ↗Cover story · Page 6Five measures that tell a better story
A proposed reporting framework for facilities and district teams — illustrative, not a new national guideline.
Open article ↗ABDM · Page 7Meaningful use begins at the registration counter
The 23 October Dr RML Hospital review is a reminder that compliance and routine use are not synonyms.
Open article ↗Implementation · Page 8A facility review that can be done in one visit
A compact audit plan for programme teams and hospital managers.
Open article ↗Care coordination · Page 9The referral must carry the clinical story
Maternal and child health exposes the gaps that a generic electronic-record count can miss.
Open article ↗NHCX · Page 10NHCX is a workflow question before it is a technical one
Claims exchange can standardize messages; hospital processes determine whether those messages are reliable.
Open article ↗Governance · Page 11Trust is built into the design, not added at the end
WHO’s 22 October self-assessment tool offers a practical way to examine health-data policy choices.
Open article ↗Privacy · Page 12DPDP: avoid both the blanket refusal and the blanket permission
A legal framework should be read precisely, including its phased commencement.
Open article ↗Clinical AI · Page 13An incorrect AI answer is still a clinical risk
October research asks whether the human reviewer can catch the mistake in practice.
Open article ↗Procurement · Page 14Before procurement, test the whole human-AI team
An operational readiness framework, grounded in the October evidence and WHO guidance.
Open article ↗Access · Page 15A patient should not need to translate their own care
BHASHINI and JIPMER explored multilingual AI on 23 October. The next step is careful clinical testing.
Open article ↗Standards · Page 16Appointment links are part of the care pathway
HL7 published SMART Scheduling Links STU Edition 1 on 21 October 2026.
Open article ↗News briefing · Page 17India digital health briefing
Original government announcements, reviewed through 26 October. The verbs matter: reviewed, explored, launched.
Open article ↗News briefing · Page 18Global digital health briefing
Five October developments from WHO and the European Commission, with status kept explicit.
Open article ↗Research watch · Page 19What the October studies actually establish
A selective reading desk. Findings are drawn from original papers; interpretation is editorial.
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