The growing need for digital health solutions to make quality medicine accessible to the global masses has contributed to the creation of jobs in various departments. The only way to solve the gigantic issue of the uneven distribution of doctors in the country is to make digital decisions. Currently in India we have only 1 doctor for every 1,700 people, in contrast to the WHO standard 1 doctor for every 1,000 people. The creation of new hospitals and medical centers is largely dependent on physical infrastructure, so the need for new solutions in the field of digital health has necessitated new roles in the industry.

 

Shift in consumer behavior

 

Users gravitate to ordering medicines on the Internet, book laboratory tests and, most importantly, advise doctors online. Studies show that a whopping 59% of consultations in autonomous hospitals start with an online search. The shift in consumer behavior and the growth of digitization have opened up many opportunities. Straight from software developers to the growth of hackers to content marketers; people working in the healthcare sector took off.

 

New roles

 

Speaking about health care, we focus only on medicines, traditionally only health care providers had a choice of health care options as a career option. Since then, much has changed, we see that the brightest minds of non-medical origin, working with medicines, create a synergy between health and technology to make world health accessible to all; we see that marketers are trying to promote new developments and ensure that the masses make the most of rapid health gains and related services.