How this softwareactually gets built.

Software in a hospital is clinical equipment. It gets used by someone who has been awake for fourteen hours, not by someone at a demo. What that single constraint changes about interface, error messages and defaults.

India's digital health stack is not a compliance chore bolted on at the end. How ABHA identity, consent-driven exchange and standards-based records fit into everyday hospital workflows rather than sitting beside them.

You cannot design clinical software from a requirements document, because the document describes the process as somebody believes it works. Watching a ward round for two hours changes what you build.

It is the only part of an admission most of the outside world will ever read, and it is usually written last, fastest, and by the person with the least context. A look at the document as a design problem.