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Virtual Clinics Nxt. GeN. HealtH CaRe Contents 2 Urban and Rural Health Care Transforming Clinics to Virtual Clinics Features of Present Day Clinic Role of NGO Urban and Rural Health Care 3 Health Care System in most countries provided by
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Urban and Rural Health Care Transforming Clinics to Virtual Clinics Features of Present Day Clinic Role of NGO
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Health Care System in most countries provided by the Government provides adequate coverage in Major Cities Government /Health Care Departments are facing challenges in extending the same to Smaller Cities, town, villages (rural population) Major Cities Government is able to provide Primary Health Care to majority of Population Electronic Medical Record System implemented / under implementation Gap in Doctor Vs Patient Ratio is smaller as compared to Smaller cities Health Care Awareness is high
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Smaller Cities / Town / Villages Challenging for Government to provide Primary Health Care in remote locations at smaller cities / town/ villages Limited Electronic Health/Medical Record Manual Data Capturing and Storage Very Limited number of Health Care Professionals (Low % Doctors vs No. of Patients) Low Health Care Awareness among the People Limited Accessibility and Reach Financial Challenges – Expensive to establish full fledged hospitals/health care units up at multiple locations
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Early / Mid stage symptoms Rural Primary Care Physician Infrastructure, Diagnostic Services and Specialist Availability Specialized Hospital (50-100Km ) Super Specialty Doctors are generally available at Cities, bigger hospitals Physician prescribed medicines Serious symptoms
Investigations Patients continue with added/modified medicines End stage Diseases / Mortality
Referred to Medical Expert Limited Availability of Ambulance Services
Points to Ponder Poor Awareness Limited Infrastructure Limited Connectivity with Medical Experts Limited Emergency Care Limited Follow Up treatment
Patient ignores early symptoms of diseases due to lack of awareness
Limited
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Health Check
Corporate/ Factory
Health Check
Home Care Monitoring CSR /Rural
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Applications and Advantages of Clinic in a Box for large scale Outreach Programs Large number of patients can be screen in a day Mobile unit can be carried to remote locations Services rendered at patient’s place Trained staff/paramedic performs all test and investigations On the Spot and Instant Diagnosis Cloud computing and data storage Intelligent Decision Making Support Video Consultation No Electricity required Blue tooth connectivity Affordable, cost effective Products
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Diagnose in Seconds On the Spot Diagnosis Intelligent Decision Making Support Kits Available as: Basic Kits Customized Kits as per your requirements Bluetooth Enabled
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Clinic in a Box – Transforming Clinics to Virtual Clinics Features Screening of patients can be done by a trained Paramedics instead of team of Doctors Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Diagnose in Seconds On the Spot Analysis –Vitals, Heart, Lung, Liver, Kidney, Lab Work, Imaging Data interpretation, Comparison Intelligent Decision Making Support Connected through Blue tooth, no electricity required Telemedicine/Video Consultation with Specialist / Medical Doctors through app.
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BP Monitor Glucometer HBA1C Haemoglobin SPO2
Pulse Rate Blood Glucose Total Cholesterol Derma scope Blood Pressure HbA1C Triglycerides Skin check ECG Glucose/Ketones HDL SpO2 in Urine LDL HDL Ratio Arrhythmia CGMS (optional) HDL TC Ratio Heart Auscultation Pulmonary Function Test Urine Test ENT Check No Touch Thermometer Lung Auscultation Creatinine Micro Albuminuria Proteinuria Nitrate/Calcium/Blood pH & Specific Gravity Bilirubin Ophthalmic Check Dental Check Digital weight, BMI Check Urobilin Leucocytes
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Chickungunya Dengue Kala Azar Malaria Typhoid HBsAb (Hepatitis B) HCV (Hepatitis C) Pregnancy VDRL/RPR HIV Troponin T Troponin I Haemoglobin
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Medi360, Bangalore India is our Technical Partner and integrator for the product Clinic in a Box
Advisors & Promoters
Based Physician and a pioneer of Tele-Health in USA
an early pioneer of Tele- Medicine in India
cardiologist and Director of Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardio Sciences
Chennai Medical Tourism, Promoter of Innovative Health Care Products Advisors & Promoters
Based Physician and a pioneer of Tele-Health in USA
an early pioneer of Tele- Medicine in India
cardiologist and Director of Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardio Sciences
Chennai Medical Tourism, Promoter of Innovative Health Care Products
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Healthcare & Business Ops
technology, sales and business
Journey
connects with rural healthcare ecosystem
USA and EMBA from IIM-Calcutta
Kumar Amar Jamdhiar
Marketing, Tech Ops
technology and business
technology operations for 2 companies in last 2 assignments
IIM-Lucknow and Medical Law & Ethics from NLSIU
Shivakumar Krishnamurthy
the field operations
tele-medicine implementation and managed a subset of the same from Patna
various team leadership and management positions including technology and business
Mitesh Mallick
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Incubation Partner Ecosystem Partner Technology Partner Startup Partner Promoters
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Finalist at Mass Challenge Switzerland 2018 Top 10 innovator at IIT D Alumni day 2017 Winner of HITLAB World Cup organized by HITLAB USA and Unitus Seed Fund Top 20 ICT Startup by Ministry of IT, GoI Impact Entrepreneur Award by Bihar CM KEONICS & iCMG Start-up Awards 2016 Silicon Review 30 Entrepreneur - 2016
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General Health Care System at Clinics (OPD Centres) Clinics Operated / Managed by 1-2 Medical Doctor/s with OPD set up provides consultation services Staff: 1-2 paramedics/ admin staff Prescription based with limited follow up, comparison Limited / Nil data maintenance For any super specialty medical /surgical management the patients are referred to Specialist in the near by cities directly linked / not linked to the Doctor Post referral - Limited Follow up and continuation of the Patient Revenue Generation – Through OPD consultation services, home visits (if possible) and probably through pharmacy/dispensary services Outsourced Services – Lab, Imaging Services, IP and Surgery management, Pharmacy (if not available at Clinics)
Family Clinics
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Family Clinics
Clinic
Lab
Pharmacy
Medical Expert Hospital
Conventional clinics Outsources essential Services
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Advantages Features Clinic in a Box helps in comprehensive screening of patients Cost of screening is very low as compared to conventional screening Quick diagnosis – More Patients can be screened within the same time Mobile Clinics – can be taken to small towns/villages with/without electricity Revenue Generation: Virtual Clinics enables revenue in all segments
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NGO’s play a vital role in Rural health care management, which includes out reach programs, camps, surgical camps, funding for medical/surgical treatments Advantage of Clinic in a Box for NGO’s Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Diagnose in Seconds On the Spot Analysis –Vitals, Heart, Lung, Liver, Kidney, Lab Work, Imaging Data interpretation, Comparison Intelligent Decision Making Support Connected through Blue tooth, no electricity required Telemedicine/Video Consultation with Specialist / Medical Doctors through app.
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Clinic in a Box Target Audience /Ideally Suited for Government, Health Care Departments, Primary Health Care Centres – For Rural/Semi-Rural Health screening, Treatment NGO’s, Corporate Companies, Factories – As part of employee health care and as part
Doctor’s with Clinic Set up – For Transforming/ Upgrading Clinics to Virtual Clinics / Digital Clinics Hospitals – Looking for extended setup in smaller towns, villages – Handy choice for patient screening and transfer to Parent Hospital for treatment/surgery Advantages On the Spot and Instant Diagnosis Intelligent Decision Making Support Video Consultation Affordable, cost effective Products No Electricity required
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An article
Future
Medical Tourism and Digital/AI Health Care written by
Managing Director, Chennai Medical Tourism Published in July 2019 in Asian Medical Tourism Journal Medial Tourism Journal circulated in Asia and Middle East Countries
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