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Jharkhand Health Minister Calls on ‘Doctors On Duty’ to Join Digi Health Conclave 2026
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🗓 07 Oct 2026, 04:36 AM
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The Jharkhand health minister has invited the ‘Doctors On Duty’ network to participate in the state’s Digi Health Conclave scheduled for 2026, highlighting the event’s focus on digital health solutions.
Ranchi, Jharkhand – The state’s health minister extended an invitation to the ‘Doctors On Duty’ (DOD) platform to take part in the upcoming Digi Health Conclave slated for 2026. The invitation underscores the government’s push to integrate tele‑medicine and digital tools into the public health system.
The Digi Health Conclave aims to bring together healthcare providers, technology startups, and policy makers to discuss scalable solutions for remote diagnostics, patient monitoring and data‑driven care. By involving DOD, the ministry hopes to showcase real‑world examples of on‑demand medical assistance.
Officials said the event will feature panel discussions, live demonstrations of health‑tech applications and networking sessions designed to foster collaborations between the public sector and emerging startups. The minister emphasized that such initiatives are essential for improving access to quality care in rural and underserved areas of Jharkhand.
The conclave is part of a broader state strategy to modernise health infrastructure ahead of the 2026 fiscal plan, aligning with national digital health missions.
The Digi Health Conclave aims to bring together healthcare providers, technology startups, and policy makers to discuss scalable solutions for remote diagnostics, patient monitoring and data‑driven care. By involving DOD, the ministry hopes to showcase real‑world examples of on‑demand medical assistance.
Officials said the event will feature panel discussions, live demonstrations of health‑tech applications and networking sessions designed to foster collaborations between the public sector and emerging startups. The minister emphasized that such initiatives are essential for improving access to quality care in rural and underserved areas of Jharkhand.
The conclave is part of a broader state strategy to modernise health infrastructure ahead of the 2026 fiscal plan, aligning with national digital health missions.