Photo: Moscow Government Press Service

A pilot project for the introduction of a new medical service — a digital passport of the polyclinic was launched in Moscow. Nine metropolitan medical institutions have already joined him. The service will allow chief physicians and their deputies to track up-to-date information on all branches and attached patients online. Upon completion of the experiment, the mechanism will be implemented in all city outpatient clinics. This was told by the vice-mayor of Moscow Anastasia Rakova.

"This will not only simplify the work, but also help to improve the efficiency of the outpatient management of the capital and even more efficiently and proactively monitor the health of Muscovites," the press service of the Moscow government quotes Rakova as saying.

The digital passport of the polyclinic will display all the relevant information necessary for the management of medical institutions. It will allow real-time tracking of ambulance calls, hospitalizations, monitoring and much more.

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