Yogi govt introduces AI-driven ICUs for Mahakumbh to boost patient care
The Yogi Adityanath government will introduce AI-enabled ICUs at Mahakumbh, featuring multilingual AI systems, telemedicine, and real-time monitoring for seamless care. Supported by experts and advanced facilities, this initiative ensures world-class healthcare for 45 crore devotees, aligning with the "Digital Mahakumbh" vision.
FollowIn a pioneering move, the Yogi Adityanath government is set to enhance healthcare services at Mahakumbh with AI-enabled Intensive Care Units (ICUs), aiming to provide world-class medical facilities to over 45 crore devotees. This initiative underscores Uttar Pradesh’s ambition to integrate cutting-edge technology with healthcare at the grand spiritual event.
The centrepiece of this innovation is the AI Messaging Flow System, which facilitates seamless doctor-patient communication by interpreting 22 regional and 19 international languages. This technology eliminates language barriers, ensuring accurate diagnosis and treatment. Advanced AI microphones and cameras will be deployed in a 10-bed ICU at the Mahakumbh Central Hospital. These cameras will continuously monitor patient conditions, providing real-time updates and sending instant alerts to specialists during emergencies.
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Dr. Gaurav Dubey, the Nodal Officer for Mahakumbh, emphasized the system’s role in swift emergency responses, enabling a “Healthy Mahakumbh.” Telemedicine facilities will further enhance care by allowing remote consultations with experts from Medanta Hospital.
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Collaborating with experts from the Army and Medanta, the initiative aims to create cutting-edge ICU facilities. These efforts align with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s vision of presenting Uttar Pradesh as a global model of excellence, merging tradition with digital innovation for the "Digital Mahakumbh."
The event will also feature a 100-bed Central Hospital, supported by ten additional hospitals and specialist doctors, to ensure comprehensive healthcare services for devotees and saints. This ambitious project sets a benchmark for event medical management, showcasing the state’s commitment to innovation and care.
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