Building Resilient Healthcare Systems In The Post Pandemic Era Through E-Health Solutions: A Comprehensive Study On E-Health Development In India

Abstract

This paper is a review of the current trends in health care preference in India in the post Covid 19 era. The paper examines the existing health care systems and how they have been affected by the pandemic, and discusses new trends in health care preference that have emerged in the aftermath of the virus. It uses secondary data from various sources, such as surveys and newspaper articles, to draw conclusions about health care preferences among the population in India. The purpose of this paper is to provide a comprehensive overview of the existing health care system in India and the changes that have been seen as a result of the pandemic, and to identify sustainable solutions that could help improve India’s health care system in the future.

The paper begins by examining the existing health care system in India, in particular the challenges faced by the population in receiving adequate health care during the pandemic. It then looks at the changes in health care preference that have been seen as a result of the pandemic, which include increased demand for telemedicine services and increased preference for online health services. The paper then moves on to discuss the implications of these changes for the health care system, highlighting both the opportunities and the challenges associated with them. Finally, the paper concludes by discussing potential strategies for attaining a more sustainable health care system in India in the post COVID 19 era, such as improved access to health care services and improved affordability of health care services. Overall, this paper provides an in-depth review of the current trends in health care preference in India in the post COVID 19 era. It examines the changes that have been seen in health care preference as a result of the pandemic, and discusses the implications of these changes for India’s health care system. Finally, it suggests possible strategies for attaining a more sustainable health care system in the future.