Delhi AIIMS launches Sandes messaging app to streamline healthcare communication
“By adopting Sandes as our internal messaging application, we strive to achieve better connectivity, quicker information sharing, and seamless coordination among all departments and staff members at AIIMS,” Dr Rima Dada, Professor in-charge media cell at AIIMS, said.;
New Delhi: With an aim to provide quicker transmission of patient care records within all departments at the institute, the premier health institution the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi has launched a messaging app 'Sandes' to streamline the healthcare work.
AIIMS Delhi has introduced 'Sandes', a messaging app for all staff members to communicate among themselves at the premier medical institute to streamline the healthcare work.
The move is aimed at enhancing collaboration and streamline communication within our esteemed organisation, AIIMS Delhi Director Dr M Srinivas said.
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Developed by the National Informatics Centre (NIC), Sandes, is a secure and user-friendly messaging platform designed to provide a reliable and efficient means of communication among various government organisations, Srinivas said.
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