8legs: Seha virtual hospital

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Virtual health is helping hospitals deliver care anywhere

Virtual health is expanding care access by linking numerous hospitals across countries, enabling remote consultations and chronic disease management.
Saudi Arabia’s Seha Virtual Hospital connects 224 facilities, enabling over 16 million virtual appointments.
The US is using virtual health to address rural access gaps and coordinate care for chronic conditions.
China leads with AI-enabled hospitals and internet platforms for high-volume, tech-driven care delivery.
India expanded telemedicine nationally with the eSanjeevani platform, reaching rural populations.
Experts warn that interoperability and governance gaps hinder widespread adoption of virtual health.
A new care paradigm centers on people, not location, with virtual health embedded within existing systems.
The piece highlights four economies advancing virtual health: Saudi Arabia, the United States, China, and India.
Interoperability and data standards remain a barrier to scaling virtual health globally.
The World Economic Forum calls for coordinated global leadership to advance virtual health.

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