Delhi AIIMS rolls out fully digital payment system in cafeteria
New Delhi: In a move to streamline transactions and promote a cashless environment, the premier health institution, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi has implemented a fully digital payment system across its cafeteria.
Under the guidance of Director Dr (Prof.) M. Srinivas, the AIIMS has taken the decision that is in line with the institute's aim to streamline transactions, enhance efficiency, and promote a cashless environment in alignment with the institute's commitment to modernisation and convenience.
Despite prior directives, cash transactions were observed alongside digital payments at the AIIMS Cafeteria.
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In response, the administration reiterated its stance, emphasizing that only digital modes of payment, including smart cards, UPI, credit cards, and debit cards, will be accepted at all cafeteria counters.
Srinivas stressed the importance of this transition, stating, "The shift to 100 per cent digital payments is a significant step towards promoting transparency, security, and convenience for our staff, visitors, and stakeholders. We urge everyone to cooperate and adapt to this new system for a smoother cafeteria experience", reports news agency ANI.
Dr Rima Dada, from the PIC Media Cell, highlighted the progressive approach of AIIMS in embracing technological advancements. "The adoption of a fully digital payment system reflects AIIMS' progressive approach to embracing technological advancements. This move not only enhances convenience but also contributes to a more secure and efficient payment ecosystem."
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported that In response to a rising demand for critical cardiovascular and neurological procedures, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Delhi has announced plans to expand its CATH lab capacity, according to officials. The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Delhi will also set up a CATH lab in the emergency department to ensure prompt primary neuro, cardio and other endovascular interventions, they said.
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