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What is the primary goal of the Nextgen eHospital initiative?

ATo replace all traditional hospitals with digital ones.

BTo provide accessible and citizen-centric healthcare services.

CTo develop new medical equipment for hospitals.

DTo manage the financial aspects of healthcare only.

Answer:

B. To provide accessible and citizen-centric healthcare services.

Read Explanation:

The Nextgen eHospital initiative, developed under India's Digital India mission, is a cloud-based Hospital Management Information System (HMIS). Its main purpose is to digitalize the internal workflows and processes in hospitals to enhance efficiency, connect patients, hospitals, and doctors on a unified digital platform, and ultimately provide better, more accessible, and more efficient patient care.

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