With rapid advances in healthcare technology, digital tools are becoming increasingly essential in delivering high-quality maternal and neonatal care. From electronic medical records and digital prescribing to teleconsultation and remote monitoring, these innovations can streamline antenatal check-ups, improve care coordination between facilities, and support timely interventions throughout and after the pregnancy journey. As maternal and child health needs become more complex and distributed across public and private care systems, digital solutions can help ensure access, continuity, and consistency in care.
Recognizing the need for a focused approach, FOGSI, with support from Koita Foundation is developing a centre to accelerate digital adoption among members across India. This initiative aims to build a clear roadmap for integrating digital tools into routine clinical workflows, supporting members with training, capacity building, and practical guidance.
About FOGSI and Partnership
Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India (FOGSI) is one of the largest professional medical organizations in India, representing over 45,000 OB-GYN specialists through 280+ member societies nationwide. FOGSI plays a vital role in advancing women's health, capacity building, research, and advocacy in maternal and neonatal care.
Learn more at www.fogsi.org
FOGSI and Koita Foundation are partnering to develop a comprehensive digital health strategy to support OB-GYN doctors, nursing homes, and hospitals in using digital health tools to strengthen maternal and neonatal care. This collaboration aims to provide a practical digital roadmap to enable better care delivery, capacity building, and long-term transformation.
Key Focus Area
- Quality: Leverage digital technology to improve treatment workflows and patient experience e.g., clinical quality measures, guideline adherence, patient engagement, AI/ML
- Affordability: Identify areas for cost reduction using digital health technology, data sharing, etc., to make care more affordable e.g., cost of care benchmarking
- Access: Leverage digital technology to improve access to high-quality care esp. in non-urban / rural areas e.g., telemedicine
- Productivity: Leverage digital tools & automation to improve the clinical & administrative workflows, reducing manual and redundant activities
- Best Practices: Identify and share best practices in digital technology across the world
- Training / Capacity Building: Develop selective program to groom OB-GYNs into digital health leaders through mentorship, projects, and exposure.
- Research & Development: Partner with Healthcare Startups, pharma/ healthcare companies, and other organizations to drive R&D, and to help monetize research in FOGSI