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The Koita Centre for Digital Oncology (KCDO) is India's first organization dedicated to transforming cancer care using digital technologies. A joint initiative of the National Cancer Grid and the Koita Foundation, KCDO helps hospitals adopt digital health tools and create transformation roadmaps.

The National Accreditation Board of Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH) develops digital health standards for hospitals, HIS/EMR systems, and clinic management systems. It also offers a Digital Health Foundation Course to equip healthcare providers with essential digital health skills.

NABH released an Annexure on Diabetes Care and Management, adding diabetes-specific benchmarks to its Accreditation Standards for Allopathic Clinics. Developed with RSSDI support, these standards aim to improve the quality and consistency of diabetes care in India.

The Digital Health Foundation Course (DHFC) is a self-paced program for oncology professionals and other healthcare practitioners. It covers digital health applications like EMR and HMIS, data interoperability, privacy, security, and emerging trends in oncology, with a certificate from NCG-KCDO.

FMCH's NuTree App is a digital health solution for maternal and child health field workers in India. It provides structured counseling, scheduling, and data tracking, improving outcomes like increased breastfeeding rates and a 77% transition of SAM/MAM children to healthy status.

DiSPEL is a national initiative led by RSSDI and Koita Foundation, creating a multilingual, medically approved, and hyperlocal digital portal and app for diabetes awareness and patient education. It covers self-care, monitoring, medications, complications, and caregiver support.

The India AI - NCG CATCH Grant offers up to ₹50 lakhs for AI solutions transforming cancer care in India. It supports innovations in screening, diagnostics, treatment, and patient engagement, with access to NCG hospitals for pilot deployments.

The Koita Centre for Digital Health (KCDH) at IIT Bombay drives academic programs, research, and industry collaborations in digital health. It focuses on healthcare applications, data management, AI/ML, telemedicine, computational biology, and public health policy.

Diabetes practice standardization for allopathic clinics, including NABH accreditation standards and annexures. Features RSSDI, ICMR, and MoHFW guidelines, along with WHO and IDF resources for diabetes care and management.

The Koita Centre for Digital Oncology (KCDO) has open positions for a Senior Program Manager and a Clinical Senior Program Manager in Mumbai. These roles focus on digital health initiatives, grant management, and technology implementation to transform cancer care in India.