Challenger Logo

Challenger App

Get it on Google PlayGet it on App Store
App Logo

No.1 PSC Learning App

★
★
★
★
★
1M+ Downloads
Get App
Who is responsible for the design, development, implementation, and support of the e-Health Kerala Project?

AThe Kerala State IT Mission

BThe Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

CThe e-Health Project Management Unit (IT Division of the Department of Health and Family Welfare)

DBSNL and Railtel

Answer:

C. The e-Health Project Management Unit (IT Division of the Department of Health and Family Welfare)

Read Explanation:

The PMU is the dedicated technical and administrative wing ensuring that the project aligns with the state's health goals and successfully integrates the "One Citizen, One EHR" concept across all public health institutions.

Related Questions:

Which of the following statements accurately describes the importance of using local languages in e-governance?

  1. E-governance services should be primarily offered in English to maintain a global standard.
  2. Using local languages in e-governance makes information and services more accessible to a wider audience.
  3. There are no existing technologies that can bridge the language gap in digital services.

    Analyze the statements about the NeGP's launch and objectives. Which statement is incorrect?

    1. The National e-Governance Plan (NeGP) was launched in India on May 18, 2006.
    2. A key objective of NeGP is to increase the complexity of accessing government services.
    3. NeGP aims to empower citizens with convenient and transparent government service options.
    4. The plan seeks to make all government services accessible to the common person in their locality.
      What models are often used to secure private sector investment in e-governance?
      What is the main purpose of using e-governance platforms and data analytics under "Technology for Good Governance"?

      What are the key considerations for governments when developing e-governance technologies?

      1. Ensuring the security of user data and preventing fraudulent activities.
      2. Designing systems that are simple and easy for citizens to use.
      3. Balancing strong security measures with user convenience to encourage adoption.
      4. Implementing complex security protocols regardless of their impact on user experience.