Meet the challenges of the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act & Rules in the age of Artificial Intelligence

Indian healthcare organizations are faced with the twin challenges of becoming compliant with the DPDP Act & Rules or risk massive fines for non-compliance. Simultaneously, they need to gear up to induct game changing AI tools within their organisations. Just a few challenges they need to overcome are:

• Make use of data and information structured (anything in tables, spreadsheets such as P&L, cancer registry data, clinical trial data), unstructured (anything in document format such as PDFs, Word documents like guidelines, medical publications, patient health records) images (MRIs, Pathology slides) and video (consent recordings) formats. This heterogenous format makes it very difficult to use single EHR or legacy applications.

• Need to manage consent that includes implementing a robust role-based access control (RBAC) mechanism.

• Keep all the information in a secure environment & encrypted while not locking it away so that the patient can get the best co-ordinated care.

• Get in place compliance processes like internal audits and reporting mechanisms.

• Use AI tools like Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) and Semantic Models to get the optimum responses from AI models while not sending any propreitary information to a third-party. The entire information stack needs to be hosted in India.

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