Srinagar, Dec. 17 -- Everywhere we go these days in any hospital the walls are covered with QR codes. Posters read "Scan to book an appointment," "Scan to get your reports," "Scan to make payments." I have even heard that some hospitals have stopped taking offline appointments or OPD registrations altogether. We say we are moving toward automation, embracing the Internet of Things, and advancing technology with each passing day. But have we ever paused to think about those families who can't even afford to scan a QR code? Those who don't own a smartphone. the ones who are helpless and poor, so powerless that even the minimal treatment fee at a government hospital is beyond their reach?The healthcare system in Kashmir is at a crossroad as ...