A group of professionals and researchers, who aim to transform Indian Healthcare with cutting edge information technology. Check out https://xitter.cf/t.co/EkaH1l6pOD

Joined June 2018
Happy to share with you that our team's article about our ideas behind the IndiMR project has been published by @SwarajyaMag We look forward to your inputs. swarajyamag.com/ideas/how-to…
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Please vote. Please RT. [Be honest. Remember, polls on Twitter are truly anonymous.] When I have too much SM interaction it leads me to be:
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What has been the progress of this venture until now? I don't see an investor portal on your site. I would like to know how the company is doing on the business front.
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Incredible social network analysis of #COVID19 contact tracing data in Karnataka, India. Shows both the importance of super-spreading and that interventions came to late. The network data are anonymized and public. cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Our Social Network Analysis of COVID19 transmission in Karnataka, preprint on @medrxivpreprint #COVID19India #COVID19 cc @Proteme disq.us/t/3r1hpqs
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Gratifying to note some recommendations & ideas listed in our article are being adopted by the #NationalDigitalHealthMission. We hope in future others will be adopted too. Chiefly, an open-source implementation is must. @amitabhk87 @SwarajyaMag @rsprasad swarajyamag.com/ideas/how-to…
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I have worked with and personally witnessed the strengths and challenges of #AyushmanBharat. A unified DigiMed record can not only enhance patient care, but also minimize redundant spending. We would love to learn more about this project. Is there a detailed resource available?
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This article written by @Proteme @drmukho1 & @krishnakant_75 of the @IndiMRacle organization provides some pointers. swarajyamag.com/ideas/how-to…
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Over the next 25 years, the healthcare sector can do for India what the IT sector has done over the past 25 years. My article from last year on how healthcare can become India’s engine of growth and why we must #InvestInHealth @PMOIndia indiatoday.in/magazine/cover…
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Indeed. Also, healthcare employment doesn't have much volatility. For this to happen though, the govt should fully exploit the potential of PMJAY by creating a national electronic medical record system, & by promoting newer healthcare business models.
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The Remdesivir placebo-controlled randomized trial data. We've eagerly awaited the data; now published @NEJM nejm.org/doi/pdf/10.1056/NEJ… Significant benefit for 27% ⬇️time to recovery, across all subgroups except those on a ventilator/ECMO, death reduced 30% (95% CI 0.47, 1.04; NS)
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If NEMRS were created it will be possible to predict epidemics of any kind including virus-caused ones much earlier than other agencies could, using technologies like big data and AI. It could also predict where and how it would spread. qz.com/1791222/how-artificia…
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Political exigencies come and go. Nation building must go on apace. We cannot afford to continue as a starving and sickly people. NEMRS is software. It needs no extravagant spending on raw materials, only a handful of dedicated and creative minds, and indomitable political will.
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Those interested in healthcare should look at this approach and the new design they have come up with for their health system. cc: @IndiMRacle, @amitabhk87, @NITIAayog, @ibhushan, @AyushmanNHA, @MoHFW_INDIA, @drharshvardhan youtube.com/watch?v=09FtqKJP…
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We will be Gods.
I'm solving my problem's... #patnafloods
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With a large amount of data being collected in a researchable way and with the use of big data techniques, the chances of discovery of such secondary uses of drugs will go on increasing. Another reason why India should invest in a national electronic medical record system.
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