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Ayush ministry launches ACCR portal and third version of Ayush Sanjivani mobile application
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Our Bureau, Mumbai
May 29 , 2021
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The Union Ministry of Ayush has launched the Ayush Clinical Case Repository (ACCR) portal, and third version of Ayush Sanjivani mobile application. The portal will provide access to clinical outcomes in the field of alternative therapy, and further research and analysis.
The ACCR portal will serve as a platform to support both Ayush practitioners and general public. This portal aims to aggregate information about clinical outcomes achieved by Ayush practitioners on a large scale. It will facilitate not just dissemination of information but also further analysis and research. It is expected to document the strengths of Ayush systems for treatment of various disease conditions, said the statement issued by the Ayush ministry.
The portal will not only benefit the practitioner community and the public but will also help widen the solid scientific base of all streams of Ayush. One notable feature of the ACCR portal is the dedicated section for reporting and publishing details of Covid-19 cases treated through Ayush Systems, it further stated. This covers all the seven systems of Ayush viz. Ayurveda, Yoga, Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, Homoeopathy and Sowa Rigpa.
The Ayush Sanjivani App (third version) is now published on Google Play Store and iOS. This version facilitates a significant study/documentation regarding the efficacy of selected Ayush interventions, including Ayush-64 and Kabasura Kudineer medicines in the management of asymptomatic & mild to moderate Covid-19 patients. It is worthwhile to note that a national distribution campaign is on through which the Ayush Ministry is providing these two very effective Ayush formulations free to Covid patients who are in home isolation.
ACCR will increase their awareness about treatment options in Ayush systems and help to make informed choices when required. However, ACCR discourages self-medication in the strongest terms and advices consulting a qualified practitioner for finalising appropriate treatment.
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