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b) Structure: As per High level Advisory Committee (HLAC) report and Detailed

Project Report (DPR), the Ayush Grid follows relevant design principles of
India Enterprise Architecture (IndEA) 2.0, Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission

(ABDM) Framework and also related principles and standards of National
Digital Health Blueprint (NDHB) framework. Ayush Grid Architecture has

been designed as a four-layer model, as under:
i. Ayush Core Layer (which also connects to ABDM and other external

ecosystems)- Consist of Development of Ayush Core registries, Ayush
Core Directories, Ayush Architecture repositories, Ayush Morbidity codes,

Ayush Drugs codes, etc.,
ii. Ayush National Layer- Consists of developing all Ayush IT Applications

and common reference applications and hand holding for use of
applications developed.

iii. Ayush State Layer- State/Union Territory Governments and Private
stakeholders shall be given choice of using IT Applications developed

under Ayush Grid or to use their own IT systems if available. There
will be integration / seamless data exchange and interoperability between

various related applications as per the need.
iv. Ayush Citizen Access Layer- Public facing Portals and Mobile apps through

which the envisaged services are to be offered to public.
c) Functions: Digitisation of all functionalities and processes in Ayush sector,

through applications developed under Ayush Grid with data exchange and
interoperability with internal and external applications as per the need.

In recent years, the TM sector has grown in various dimensions and
invited a considerable amount of global attraction. To cater to new developments

and demands, there is an increase in modern technologies like Artificial
Intelligence (AI), Decision Support Systems (DSS) in the following areas:

i. Digital, AI technologies to replicate the logical understanding applied in
traditional medicine diagnostic methods viz., The utilisation of the big

data generated in text, sensor-based data and other relevant parameters
to validate traditional medicine (concepts, products, practices) to generate

evidence for safe and effective use.
ii. Use of Electronic Health Records, Personal Health Records, Usage of TM-

Terminologies, Morbidity Codes for effective interoperability, data
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capturing and communication with Current biomedical practice.

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