Union Health Minister JP Nadda called on private hospitals, including Max Healthcare, to join the Ayushman Bharat Mission. He highlighted the importance of integrating with the Ayushman Bharat Digital Health Mission and Health Account to strengthen India’s healthcare system, improve access to affordable care, and support the government’s goal of achieving a Viksit Bharat by 2047.
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involves three key modules—M1, M2, and M3—each facilitating a specific aspect of digital health infrastructure. Below is a step-by-step guide to integrating these modules:
The Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) is a flagship initiative by the Government of India aimed at creating a comprehensive digital health ecosystem. Launched on 27th September 2021, ABDM seeks to establish a robust digital infrastructure that connects patients, healthcare providers, and institutions across the country.
1.1 Step 1: How to Register Healthcare Professionals (M1)
1.2 Step 2: How to Register Healthcare Facilities (M2)
1.3 Step 3: How to Link and Share Health Data (M3)
1.4 Final Steps After Integration
The Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) is a government initiative aimed at digitizing India’s healthcare system. Its primary goal is to create a digital healthcare ecosystem that makes medical services more accessible and efficient. Through ABDM, a digital database of doctors and hospitals is created, and it ensures that health records are shared securely with the patient’s consent. By standardizing healthcare processes across the country, ABDM helps improve the quality of care and simplify the healthcare journey for both providers and patients.
The M1 module is designed to register healthcare professionals like doctors, nurses, and other medical staff in a national database known as the Healthcare Professionals Registry (HPR). This module ensures that only qualified and verified professionals are part of the system.
1. Learn How It Works: Go through the M1 API documentation to fully understand the registration process.
2. Secure Access: Use a secure login method called OAuth 2.0 to connect to the system. You’ll receive login details such as the Client ID and Secret when you sign up on ABDM’s sandbox platform.
3. Submit Professional Details: Provide essential information such as name, qualifications, and license number. This can be done through the provided platform or API.
4. Get HPR ID: After successfully registering, each professional receives a unique HPR ID, which serves as their digital identity.
5. Test It Out: Utilize the sandbox (a testing platform) to ensure that the registration process runs smoothly.
The M1 module is a key step in ensuring that healthcare providers are registered efficiently and their credentials are easily accessible in a secure, national system.
1. Log in to the M2 Portal
1.1 Navigate to the M2 Registration Portal.
1.2 Use your authorized admin credentials to log in.
2.Access the Facility Registration Section
2.1 From the dashboard, go to “Facility Management” or “Register Facility”.
2.2 Click on “New Registration” to begin.
3. Enter Facility Details
Fill in the following required information:
3.1 Facility Name
3.2 Type of Facility (e.g., Hospital, Clinic, Diagnostic Center)
3.3 Facility Address (including city, state, and postal code)
3.4 Contact Information (email, phone number)
3.5 Ownership Type (Private/Government/NGO)
3.6 Facility License Number (if applicable)
4. Upload Required Documents
Upload scanned copies or PDFs of:
4.1 Facility license/registration certificate
4.2 Accreditation documents (if any)
4.3 Proof of address
4.4 Any other required approvals (as specified on the form)
5. Add Key Personnel
Enter details for key staff, such as:
5.1 Medical Superintendent or Director
5.2 Contact details and qualifications
5.3 Medical Council Registration Numbers (if required)
6. Submit and Await Verification
6.1 Review all details carefully before submitting.
6.2 Click “Submit for Approval”.
6.3 You will receive an acknowledgment and a tracking number.
7. Post-Submission
7.1 The verification team will review the application.
7.2 If approved, you will receive a confirmation email with your Facility Registration ID.
7.3 If rejected or returned for correction, edit and resubmit as guided.
1. Log in to the M3 Data Sharing Portal
1.2 Log in to the M3 Data Sharing Portal
1.3 Use your facility’s credentials issued during M2 registration.
2 . Access the Data Integration Settings
2.1 Navigate to the “Data Sharing” or “API Integration” section.
2.2 Choose your preferred mode of integration:
Manual Data Entry
CSV Upload
API-Based Integration (recommended for EMR/HMIS users)
3. Configure Facility APIs (for Automated Sharing)
If you’re using hospital/clinic software:
3.1 Retrieve your Facility API Key and Endpoint URLs.
3.2 Provide this information to your IT team or vendor.
3.3 Ensure your system maps data to standardized formats (e.g., HL7 FHIR).
4. Link Patient Records
To ensure seamless patient health record updates:
4.1 Use patient’s ABHA (Health ID) while creating or updating records.
4.2 Ensure ABHA is linked to each visit or medical document (lab results, prescriptions, etc.)
5. Share Health Data Securely
Depending on your integration mode:
5.1 Manual Mode: Enter/update records directly in the portal.
5.2 CSV Upload: Follow the format guide, validate the file, and upload.
5.3 API Mode: Your system will push data automatically.
Health data shared may include:
ePrescriptions
Lab test results
Outpatient/inpatient visits
Discharge summaries
Once your healthcare facility is integrated and health data sharing is enabled through Module 3 (M3), follow these final steps to ensure smooth operations, compliance, and data quality.
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Integration with the ABDM transforms how healthcare is delivered, recorded, and accessed in India. Here’s why it’s important for healthcare providers:
