NHA’s Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY public dashboard revamped
Premium- It has an interactive interface which displays key performance indicators about the scheme through informative charts
New Delhi: The National Health Authority (NHA) under its flagship scheme of Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB PM-JAY) on Monday announced the release of its revamped public dashboard that provides a granular view of the scheme implementation data in a comprehensive manner.
The dashboard is another step in the evolution of PM-JAY scheme that provides a transparent view about the progress of the scheme from a state/UT vantage point, an official statement said.
It has an interactive interface which displays key performance indicators about the scheme through informative charts.
Dr. R.S. Sharma, CEO, NHA said “The newly revamped PM-JAY public dashboard aims to provide key information and insights about the scheme’s progress through real-time data and analysis. In the long run this will aid in data-driven and evidence-based policy making and promote greater transparency and accountability in the public sector. This is aligned to the Government of India’s mission to ensure minimum government and maximum governance."
The updated dashboard provides detailed information about the number of Ayushman Bharat Cards created, empanelled hospitals and authorised hospital admissions amongst others at both national and state level. It allows users to further view the data distributed according to gender and age.
Another insight added to the dashboard is regarding top procedures and specialities availed by the beneficiaries at the empanelled hospitals under the scheme. This data is also pivotable between count of such treatments availed or amount authorized on such procedures.
The dashboard displays national as well as state-level data for all these categories with an option to choose ‘state’ provided at top of the webpage. Users can also search and view list of patients availing treatment under the scheme at any empanelled hospital spanning hundreds of districts in India.