Healthcare data requires deterministic protection. Learn how Thudipu safeguards clinic records, enforces role-based boundaries, and aligns with national Indian health data frameworks.
The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act mandates explicit patient consent, sovereign data processing, and purpose limitation for health data.
Engineered to seamlessly integrate with the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) ecosystem and qualify clinics for Digital Health Incentive Scheme (DHIS) subsidies.
Patient demographic data, clinical encounters, and prescriptions are architected to reside within Indian borders in sovereign cloud infrastructure and local clinic storage, designed to avoid foreign cross-border data routing.
Standard AES-256 encryption for data volumes at rest, and TLS 1.3 encryption for active network transmissions between clinic tablets, workstations, and synchronization endpoints.
Role-Based Access Control strictly segregates clinical records. Receptionists cannot view clinical diagnoses; pharmacists can view only prescribed drugs; doctors hold sole signing authority.
Prescription sign-offs, clinical amendments, narcotic stock dispensation, and billing transactions create timestamped audit records stamped with user attribution.
Ambient voice transcriptions and clinical summaries are processed via private sovereign inference endpoints. Patient audio and clinical notes are never used to train public or commercial AI models.
Scheduled database backup routines with local clinic snapshot copies. Encrypted in-clinic local storage devices maintain offline transaction ledgers that synchronize with cloud storage when online.
Speak directly with our clinical architecture lead regarding hospital cloud configurations, offline caching in-clinic configurations, or ABDM milestone integration.