Targeting at cost-efficient endorsement of health care schemes, a Central agency has formulated a decision support system software attempting to merge the best of Indian medicinal systems with innovative technology.

The software named 'Cure@Home' has been formulated by Pune-based Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC).

'Cure@Home' unites the best practices in Allopathy, Ayurveda, Homeopathy and Yoga.

Mr. Medha Dhurndhar, Programme Coordinator, C-DAC which falls under the Central government's section of Information and Technology, said, "Cure@Home is designed as a promotive, preventive and curative health care solution to the common man."

The software applications cover diet and lifestyle principles, scrutiny and storage of records relating to individual structure and health grade, home therapies with holistic solutions for primary care and prevention of warning signs as well as illnesses.

Moreover, the software also has an encyclopedia comprising effigies, audio-video clippings and articles to boost health knowledge.

The newly formed software can be deployed on personal computers, laptop computers, touchscreen and can be utilized for practical use at home, medical institutions, infirmaries, public places plus educational institutions as a health care device.

At present, it is available in three languages including English, Hindi, Assamese and Bengali.

As per reports, the software can also be launched in other languages.