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A study on change in doctor-patient interaction through web-based healthcare services

Author:

Navjot Kaur and Supriti Agrawal

Subject Area:

Health Sciences

Abstract:

The budget for healthcare sector in 2015 is expected to be Rs. 33,150 crores by the government of India. As the time passes the health has become a major concern for each individual and in these web-based healthcare services took a huge transition. The web-based healthcare services is the easy going phenomenon where the management of health taken places on their own. From the last decade, a huge change has taken place as now the patients are able to take decisions related to medications, treatments and services as per their convenience. The paper is focussed on the change in doctor-patient interaction through web-based healthcare services. The study was conducted from the sample of 216 and the findings suggested that these services have totally changed the life of doctors and patients as well getting more informative, serious and creative for their health.

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