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- The Andhra Pradesh government has invited tenders for the Sanjeevani scheme, an integrated digital healthcare platform intended to improve the delivery of health services.
- The Health Department released a Request for Participation laying out terms for developing, designing and maintaining the platform for five years, with the process running from a pre-bid meeting on July 27 to a final decision on September 7.
- The scheme, piloted in Kuppam last year, will maintain citizens' digital health records, analyse medical histories to identify health risks and alert people to possible issues in advance.
- It covers 12 healthcare domains, including maternal health, communicable and non-communicable diseases, mental health, and free medicine distribution.
What to watch next
- Outcome of the pre-bid meeting on July 27 and the August 14 tender submission deadline
- Which companies with prior digital healthcare or government scheme experience participate in bidding
- The final tender decision expected on September 7
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