Updated guidelines for cross-state practice, data protection, and quality standards in telemedicine services
Significant changes in telemedicine practice regulations and quality standards
Simplified registration process for doctors to practice telemedicine across state boundaries with mutual recognition agreements.
Mandatory end-to-end encryption, secure data storage, and patient consent management for all telemedicine platforms.
Updated protocols for patient assessment, diagnosis limitations, and mandatory in-person consultation requirements.
Digital prescription standards with QR codes, drug interaction checks, and pharmacy integration requirements.
Standardized consultation fees, insurance coverage guidelines, and reimbursement protocols for telemedicine services.
Emergency referral systems, patient identification verification, and adverse event reporting mechanisms.
Different types of telemedicine services and their specific regulatory requirements
Real-time consultations
Store-and-forward
Continuous care
Technical and regulatory requirements for telemedicine platforms and service providers
ISO 27001 certification and HIPAA-equivalent data protection measures
Data localization in India with 99.9% uptime guarantee
Web, mobile, and tablet compatibility with offline capabilities
FHIR R4 compatibility and ABDM ecosystem integration
Registration with state medical councils and health departments
Real-time verification of medical licenses and credentials
Continuous monitoring of consultation quality and patient outcomes
Complete audit logs for all consultations and data access
Current adoption status of revised telemedicine guidelines across Indian states
| State/UT | Implementation Status | Cross-State Practice | Platform Certification |
|---|---|---|---|
| Karnataka | Fully Implemented | Enabled | Active |
| Maharashtra | Fully Implemented | Enabled | Active |
| Tamil Nadu | In Progress | Pending | Active |
| Delhi | Fully Implemented | Enabled | Active |
| Uttar Pradesh | In Progress | Not Available | Pending |
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