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What is the function of the Unified Health Interface (UHI)?

ATo store all patient health records securely

BTo provide a platform for telemedicine services only

CTo facilitate a wide range of digital health services through an open network protocol

DTo verify the authenticity of healthcare professionals

Answer:

C. To facilitate a wide range of digital health services through an open network protocol

Read Explanation:

The Unified Health Interface (UHI) is an open, interoperable network protocol built on the ABDM framework, analogous to UPI for payments. Its function is to connect patient-facing applications (EUAs) with health service providers (HSPAs) to enable seamless discovery, booking, and delivery of various digital health services, such as teleconsultations, appointment booking, and diagnostic services, across any participating platform.


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