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    Microsoft app to connect Indian Railways’ employees to healthcare services

    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauApril 5, 2019Updated:April 5, 20192 Mins Read5085 Views
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    Indian Railways, will now use the Microsoft Kaizala app to ensure timely healthcare facilities for its employees across the country. The app can be used by both the current and retired staff members. It will connect the employees to 125 railway and 133 private hospitals that are on the panel of the Railways. The Kaizala group will be managed by doctors from South Central Railways, with the help of focused groups of doctors, nurses and paramedical staff.

    All employees who register for healthcare services will be able to search for the nearest hospitals, diagnostic centres, health units and doctors on the Kaizala app.

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    The app will make it simple for employees to book appointments with doctors and also share lab reports with them. The app also facilitates saving of digital records. This usesr-friedly chat-based app allows users to not only access important information and announcements, but even provide feedback on the services they have availed. This is an important features as timely and relevant feedback is required so that necessary action can be taken to improve the quality of medical service.

    Microsoft Kaizala makes it easy to connect with anyone in the organisation, share news and data, and also increase productivity. The app is surely going to benefit the three million employees of Indian Railways, which is reportedly the largest employer of the country.

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