19th December 2019 Author: Mr Pavan Sannuti and Dr Vandana Sarda Blog CATEGORY: Diagnostics 4.0 Webinars ABOUT Dr. SHUCHIN BAJAJ Dr. Shuchin Bajaj, he is the Founder Director of Ujala Cygnus Hospitals. Ujala Cygnus is currently operating twelve hospitals in Delhi, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana with a combined bed strength of 1200 beds and more than 1800 employees, with a vision to provide super-specialty and emergency healthcare to district towns of the states of India where no such facilities …
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20th November 2019 Author: Mr Pavan Sannuti and Dr Vandana Sarda Blog CATEGORY: Diagnostics 4.0 Webinars ABOUT MIRAIBEN CHATTERJEE Miraiben is the Director of the Social Security Team at Self-Employed Women’s Association, (popularly known as SEWA). She is responsible for SEWA’s Health Care, Child Care and Insurance programmes. Miraiben is currently Chairperson of the National Insurance VimoSEWA Cooperative Ltd and actively involved with the Lok Swasthya Health Cooperative, of which she is a founder. Both cooperatives are promoted by SEWA. In …
In the Inaugural Webinar of the MedTechConnect’s Webinar Series – Diagnostics 4.0 we caught up with Dr. Sreeram Sistla, Senior Consultant, Tata Trusts to talk about Diagnostics in Public Health – Scope and Opportunities. Dr. Vandana Sarda, Principal, XYNTEO; Mr. Pavan Sannuti, GM – Corporate Strategy, CYIENT and Manish Sharma, Founder, Editor – The Healthcare IT Experts Blog were the moderators and co-hosts of the webinar. Webinar Timeline: 0:07: Some of the Key Insights from the Webinar 2:17: Welcome and …
Think about every time you had to go to the doctor and were prescribed a diagnostic test. You took the prescription to the diagnostic centre, got the tests done, collected the reports, and went back to the doctor. If you were lucky, the doctor had a diagnostic service in his clinic, and saved you a trip. If not, chances are, by the time the reports came back and (maybe) you were referred to another doctor, you had to get some …
In India, imported products account for 80% of medical device sales. Most of those devices were actually developed for middle and high-income countries and are far removed from India’s unique challenges of accessibility and affordability. Considering its population, coupled with poor access to affordable health care, India has the opportunity to significantly enhance reach of diagnosis if affordable and user-friendly medical devices can be injected into the health care delivery systems. Indeed, India presents itself as a glowing opportunity for …
The MedTechConnect All Partner Workshop brought together 40 leaders from industry, government, healthcare providers, foundations, NGOs, and start-ups to create a roadmap for the last mile delivery of medical technologies. Workshop attendees included representatives from GE Healthcare, GenWorks, Tata Trusts, LV Prasad Eye Institute, T-Hub, Pathfinder International, Public Health Foundation of India, Social Alpha, the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Platforms, Cygnus Hospitals, Andhra MedTech Zone, Healthware, Janacare, Cardiac Design Labs, Nemocare, and Oivi. Mumbai/Hyderabad, India, July 29, 2019: Cyient and …
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