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AIIMS Bhopal has achieved the second-highest rank in India for digital OPD registrations under the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission. The institute generated over 1.45 million tokens using the Scan and Share service, streamlining patient registration. Prof Ajai Singh credited staff dedication and tech adoption for this milestone. The system eliminates queues, reduces crowding, and enhances patient convenience.

Key Points: AIIMS Bhopal Ranks 2nd in India for Digital OPD Registrations

  • AIIMS Bhopal ranks second in digital OPD registrations
  • Over 1.45 million tokens issued via Scan and Share
  • Reduces patient wait times and hospital crowding
  • New Delhi AIIMS holds top spot
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AIIMS Bhopal secures 2nd rank nationwide in digital OPD registration

AIIMS Bhopal secures second place nationwide for digital OPD registrations under Ayushman Bharat, reducing patient wait times with Scan and Share tech.

"This achievement is a moment of pride for AIIMS Bhopal and a testament to our digital healthcare efforts. – Prof (Dr) Ajai Singh"

Bhopal, May 3

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Bhopal has secured the second rank among hospitals across the country for successfully implementing a paperless and queue-less OPD registration system under the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM), according to an official release.

The ranking was issued by the National Health Authority (NHA) of the Government of India, according to which AIIMS Bhopal has generated over 1.45 million OPD tokens through the 'Scan and Share' service. While AIIMS New Delhi holds the first position in the list, the release said.

Expressing the happiness over this success, Executive Director of AIIMS Bhopal, Prof (Dr) Ajai Singh, said that it was a pride moment for them and it was a result of the hard work of all the staff and their spirit of adopting technological innovations.

"This achievement is a moment of pride for AIIMS Bhopal and a testament to the institute's continuous efforts toward bringing digital transformation in healthcare services. The 'Scan and Share' service has significantly reduced the waiting time for our patients and simplified the registration process. Securing the second position in the country for OPD token generation is a result of the hard work of all our staff and their spirit of adopting technological innovations," Prof Singh said.

The 'Scan and Share' service provides relief to patients from the traditional registration process, as they no longer need to stand in queues at registration counters. Instead, patients can simply scan the QR code available within the hospital premises using their smartphones and instantly receive an OPD token. This system not only saves time but also reduces crowding in hospitals, offering patients a faster, smoother, and more convenient experience.

- ANI

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Rajesh K.
This is fantastic news! 👏 Digital initiatives like these show how technology can transform healthcare. My elderly parents visited AIIMS Bhopal last month and were amazed at how quickly they got their OPD token. No more standing in long queues - this is real progress for our healthcare system.
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Priya M.
While this is impressive, I hope they're also focusing on improving basic facilities. Digital registration is great, but what about the actual treatment quality and hospital hygiene? We need both tech upgrades and better patient care to go hand in hand.
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Amit S.
Heartening to see our government hospitals embracing digital India vision! AIIMS Bhopal setting an example for others. Now if only they could implement similar systems in district hospitals across MP. The common man would benefit tremendously.
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Sunita T.
As someone who's used both traditional and digital systems, I can say this is a game-changer! But hospitals must ensure staff is properly trained to help those who aren't tech-savvy. Many rural patients still struggle with smartphones and QR codes.
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Vikram J.
Great achievement! But I wonder how this system handles network issues. Last time I was there, the hospital WiFi was patchy and Jio network was weak in some areas. Digital systems need robust infrastructure to work smoothly.
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Neha P.
Proud moment for Madhya Pradesh! 🎉 This shows how tier-2 cities are leading in innovation too. Hope other AIIMS branches learn from Bhopal's success. Digital healthcare is the future and we're moving in the right direction.

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