Innovations in Medical care Showcased in India during InnoHEALTH meet; next meet on October 5 & 6, 2018: DR VK Singh
A
two day international
meet on innovations in the medical care arena was held in the National capital
this week, opening new vistas in diagnostic discipline, backbone of holistic and
quick treatment.
Experts and companies held brainstorming sessions
discussing threadbare needs of patients in India where rural swathes still pine
for healthcare at an affordable cost.
Experts
say although Rural India accounts for about 70 per cent of the population, it
has less than one third of the country’s hospitals, doctors, beds etc.
The
meet -“InnoHEALTH 2017” was organized on September 18 and 19 2017. It is the
annual feature and it was the second in the series.Third meet will be held in October
next here.
“With the immense response this year we are
pleased to announce the dates for InnoHEALTH 2018, 5th – 6th October
2018, hoping to come back next year keeping the shared goals in healthcare with
only, bigger, better and meatier for all stakeholders”, an elated Dr VK Singh, spirit
behind the innovation ideas platform and head of the organizing body said. He
is the managing director of the InnovatioCuris.
InnoHEALTH
2017 organisers InnovatioCuris and Indiattitude are working with a vision of
bringing down the healthcare delivery cost yet maintaining the quality.
InnoHEALTH 2017 helped in doing so by creating deliberations among policy
makers, industry and academia on topics linked with Innovations in Hospitals,
diagnostics, medical devices, pharma, biotech, digital healthcare and new
delivery models
According to Mr Sachin
Gaur, senior executive of the organising body, the conference provided a
platform for Indian innovators to pitch their innovations and compete for
a young innovators award the Award featured some of the brightest
minds in the country showcasing innovational breakthroughs in the fields of
Healthcare in Rural, Neonatal and Devices.
Inforamtively,
novatioCuris (IC) was created as a knowledge based platform to exchange best
practices of healthcare innovations across globe by conducting international
conference, quarterly magazine named “InnoHEALTH”, complimentary webinars and
training.
It has now launched IC Innovator Club (IC)2 and its
first meeting was held on 20 Sept at India International Center (IIC,
Annexe), Delhi.
The
conference saw participation of around 250 Delegates with an overwhelming response
of 170 on the very first day including 50 elite speakers from all over the
world.
Mr Riho Kruuv Estonian Ambassador to India, DG
Armed Forces Medical Services and Prof Anil Gupta known for his work of
innovations were some of the key speakers.
It
was by attended by renowned healthcare personalities such as Dr. Arvind Lal of
Lal Pathlabs, Dr. Ravi Gaur CEO Oncquest Labs, Dr. Padam Khanna –
NHSRC, Mr. Partha Dey – IBM India, Mr. R Rengarajan Iyengar from HCL
Healthcare.
On opening
day, the conference hosted a B2B meeting on to connect the Indian
stakeholders with a visiting European Union delegation pertaining to innovative
health sector companies. The companies were selected through a competitive
program with a focus on cost effective innovations for Indian market.
Mr Gaur said,The
conference was joined by many partners such as Embassy of Estonia as
a country partner, NHSRC representing MoHFW, Government of
India, Public Health Foundation of India, CAHO as the association of accredited
hospitals of India, AHPI represents more than 10,000 private
healthcare providers.
IAMI bringing
the clinicians involved in healthcare analytics, ScanBalt bringing the outreach
to more than 22,000 professionals in 11 European countries and many others made
the InnoHEALTH 2017 a very successful
event in terms of the perceived outcome, Says Dr Singh.
The aim of club is to bring all innovators, investors, start up,
technology persons, policy makers, health experts and legal advisors to be
members and hand hold by sharing each other’s success story and challenges to
incubate their ideas to take dream and vision of India forward. It has very
strong band of advisors to support activity of club and mentor projects.
The main aim is to bring down healthcare delivery cost yet
maintain quality through innovations. IC has outreach of 30,000 people globally
to share its activities.
Rural healthcare is extremely important. But we must realise that medical facilities alone may not create a healthy India. We need to understand that a healthy life requires good health of the environment. Which means quality of air , water, balance biodiversity and unadulterated food.
ReplyDeleteHence while the focus be continued on affordable healthcare, the mantra for healthy Rural India should be Wellness ie. Yoga, Meditation, maintaining Hygiene and Cleanliness and engaging in productive and Positive activities.
Rural India was a healthy India during my childhood . Can we make it healthy once again is the question.
Thank you Bajpaiji for the time you invest in publicising meaningful positive initiatives in education and health sector among others.
My congratulations to the organisers for taking up the cause of medical innovations.
Wishing you all success.
Prof PB Sharma
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