PGS.TS.BS Vũ Văn Giáp, Deputy Director of Bach Mai Hospital, said the hospital puts patients at the center of its digital transformation. The Bach Mai Care app has passed 1 million users and is verified through VNeID, letting patients book appointments, follow test orders, pay via QR code and have prescriptions linked to pharmacies. With about 10,000 outpatients a day, saving 10–12 minutes per person would significantly cut total waiting time. The app will later add e-invoices, digital signatures and other health-care features.
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