Nanavati Super Speciality Hospital appoints Manpreet Sohal as Director & COO

Nanavati Super Speciality Hospital (NSSH) has appointed Manpreet Sohal as Director and Chief Operating Officer (COO). With over 24 years […]

Nanavati Hospital Ensuring Quality Care with Integrity & Ethics

In healthcare ecosystem, Nanavati Hospital is a name to reckoned with. We believe in achieving professional excellence in delivering quality […]

Trickle-Down Effect of Medical Tourism to Ensure Overall Improvement in Care

There has to be streamlined management of facilitators referring medical tourists, states Dr Rajendra Patankar, Chief Operating Officer, Nanavati Super […]

Now tele-medicine service through mobiles bring ECG report at doctors fingertips

Medicine and Mobile technology come together in the BlackBerry phones now. In what can be termed as a breakthrough in mobile technology. ECG reports can be accessed on the BlackBerry through Vodafone network.

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SoftLink International installs C-PACS in Nanavati Hospital, Mumbai

Nanavati Hospital in Mumbai, one of the pioneering healthcare institutions in India, recently installed an advanced cardiology PACS from SoftLink International (a leading health IT provider based in Pune)

Dr. Balabhai Nanavati Hospital in Mumbai installs advanced C-PACS

Nanavati Hospital in Mumbai, one of the pioneering healthcare institutions in India, recently installed an advanced cardiology PACS from SoftLink International.

India: ONGC to extend telemedicine project in its entire work base

The Government-run Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) is planning to extend its telemedicine project with Bandra-based Lilavati hospital. ONGC is also planning to incorporate the project to cover all the rigs and platforms at Bombay High Offshore.

Telemedicine: boon for rural India

The telemedicine network becomes essential as in most cases reading the scans can be confusing. Telemedicine also helps make up for the poor health infrastructure in this large disparately growing country.