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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Speaking of wide implementation of the idea of having a platform for my all med services comes the need of sharing ones my previous treatment data with he next appointment dr I'm having. kinda like the abdm by gov of india. But the key hurdle I face is that the hospitals and drs are reluctant to join in as the system becomes more transparent and the unnecessary scans, medicines nd procedures has a chance to become the talk of town and decrease revenue. and drs are reluctant as any misdiagnosis of theirs or their treatment may be put before court by another dr (ego issues and competition between hospitals) making their hard earned degree in vain. So how do you think to tackle this problem. Financial incentives won't work in this case I think. right?!

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