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Benefits of Joining IC InnovatorCLUB

InnoHEALTH Magazine — Fri, 14 Dec 2018 06:57:34 +0000

IC InnovatorCLUB (IC)2 is the idea of Surgeon Rear Admiral Dr. V K Singh (Retd.) to support the growth of its members in their roles as Innovators, mainly through education, local and global networking, and strategic alliances and partnerships.
The IC InnovatorCLUB (IC)2 is a global network of healthcare innovators and aims to have members hailing not only from India but also across the globe. (IC)2 aims to connect some of the top leaders in healthcare for knowledge and skill sharing and create a nurturing environment where members can further enhance their skills. The Club provides educational opportunities to its members to learn new ways of thinking, discuss challenges faced in business, exchange ideas and engage with local, national and international dignitaries who are in the forefront of business development and thought leadership.
Objectives of the IC InnovatorCLUB (IC)2:

Creating a nurturing and creative environment to share global ideas
Special programs for identifying innovation needs in healthcare
Providing access to international markets through business delegations and business matchmaking programs
Expanding social resources through promoting social networking among members
Updating members on healthcare/business issues through reports and interactive sessions with experts
Various International Conferences & Seminars

Benefits of joining the IC InnovatorCLUB (IC)2:

Access to Latest Innovation Trends
Physical Meetings
Conference, Magazine & Newsletters
Global Networking
Training & Learning Programs
Cross – country business opportunities

Who should join?
Any person who has an interest in innovation, like startups, mentors, investors, IT, academicians, healthcare providers/planners, device manufacturers, pharma, quality/lean experts are welcome to join the InnovatorCLUB.
Benefits are applicable to the existing members if membership is renewed before the expiry of their respective subscription dates.
Topics covered in the past IC InnovatorCLUB (IC)2 meetings:

Disruptive Technology Trends Impacting Healthcare
Interactive workshop on how to write funding proposals by Dr Shirshendu Mukherjee
Business Model Canvas for Healthcare Orgnisations by Prof Paul Lillrank
Health Technology Assessment and Inspiring Moon shots in
Healthcare
Future Biotech Innovations, Startups and Funding
One day workshop on “Technological innovations for healthcare startups”
Challenges and Opportunities with proposed DISHA act for Healthcare Providers
Medical IoT: Future of connected health
AI and cyber security in digital healthcare: challenges and opportunities
Truth of AI and IoT in healthcare
Journey of building an AI product in a clinical establishment

See all meetings: IC InnovatorCLUB meetings

Contact Mr. Sanjay Gaur for any inquiries about the club at club@innovatiocuris.com or call +91 97-11-777-328

We have a healthcare rich LinkedIn group which comprises thought leaders of the healthcare sector.

We propose to open IC InnovatorCLUB new chapters for the benefit of people from locations all over India and the Bengaluru chapter will be conducted in 2020.
Write to us at club@innovatiocuris.com to know more about the Bangalore chapter and stay updated.

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Innovations for Hospitals

InnoHEALTH Magazine — Mon, 12 Nov 2018 08:24:56 +0000

This session was structured as a panel discussion. Chris Lloyd, Senior healthcare advisor –IBM Watson health, UK addressed with his keynote. The session was moderated by Dr. Vijay Agarwal, President – CAHO, India. Other panelists included

1. Dr. Chandy Abraham, CEO, Healthcare Project, ITC Limited, India
2. Kah Yee, Chairman of Ucrest Group, Malaysia
3. Amarjeet Singh, Director- Key Accounts & Projects, Getinge Group, India

The discussion was introduced by a brief presentation on healthcare delivery focusing in particular on Innovations for hospitals. Dr.Vijay Agarwal Facilitated the discussion, inviting panelists to reflect on different aspects of innovations.

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Dr. Vijay Agarwal started the discussion with emphasizing the need to know why one is innovating before innovating something. He said one should ask oneself that why is he/her innovating. He was concerned with the WHO rankings, where India is at 112 and countries like Bangladesh, Cuba are ahead of our country in providing healthcare, which is an alarming situation and time to think where are we lagging in. He stressed on scaling up innovations in India. As the need for providing the root level population with healthcare delivery is more important than innovating new things and suggested ways to contribute to achieving it.

Chris Lloyd presented his keynote by firstly Encouraging the platform of InnoHEALTH where all kinds of people from various fields of expertise, influential and innovative people are present. Stressed on a significant problem of diabetics. In their country, they spend 2/5th of the budget on people above 65. Need to bridge the gap between resources and patient needs. Looked into Singapore master plan in healthcare as the target model as it’s the second most rapidly aging country. It takes a Rubik’s cube approach to change the care dynamic. Compared and showcased opportunities in conventional medicine vs telemedicine.

Chandy Abraham shared his thoughts of Innovation starting from new ways, design thinking models allow for innovation from root level emphasized on patient outcomes. Insisted on getting as many as people in this pool to get new ideas. Spoke on how hospitals should create a culture of innovation.

“Innovations starts by seeing with new eyes” – Dr.Chandy

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Provision of providing time to explore and experiments, resources for trials and prototypes and aligning innovation with long term strategic goals should be encouraged. Emphasised on overcoming the hindrances by design thinking method, setting up innovation centre.

“Most innovative companies don’t do one thing focussed on innovation, they create an integrated system of activities that all reinforce each other to shape culture. They eliminate the feeling of risk altogether and replace it with an environment focussed on collaboration and learning”.

Kah Yee presented his startup – Ucrest, concept of virtual Hospital. Discussed revolutionary changes and healthcare opportunities, opportunities for IoT and wearables. The challenges of Big Data in EMR which were collection continuous personal digital medical records, No hospitals/Clinics has aggregated continuous digital medical records of a patient. The opportunities from these challenges would be data Collection of accurate and useful data, analytics of big data for insurance, pharma, doctors or health authority, preventive medicine and discovery of new medication or treatment methods. Challenges and opportunities in Big Data benefits Pharma and insurance companies.

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Online Medical Consultation can take a new way of consulting by D2D2P i.e. Doctor of Center of Excellence to Doctor to Patient (D2D2P) and explained the concept by showcasing the example of a Shangai hospital which is currently practising such method of online medical consultation. “when things go online ,it will go cheaper” – Kah Yee. He then embraced online Healthcare & technologies.

He concluded by making strong recommendations on gathering information and data that would establish undiscovered links and mentioned the takeaways from his presentation as

Revolutionary changes are here: Online Healthcare, IOT/Wearables, Blockchain, AI, etc. are fast growing
New business models, new opportunities for all stakeholders of the industry
Pharma retail stores will reduce
Doctors, pharma & insurance will move towards value-based system
Regulatory changes

Amarjeet Singh Tak, The value we offer to our customers – Superior clinical outcomes at affordable costs by improving; Clinical outcomes and reducing the length of stay; Efficiency and minimizing Hospital Acquired Infections. He addressed with the today’s challenges in hospitals by jotting them down as:

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1. Hospitals are wasting money on excess administrative costs and ineffective way of care delivery.

2. Hospital Communications: Latest information available on one point only. And that becomes Stress for coordinators as the central point of information

Solution from Getinge: INSIGHT Clinical Logistics: The Interactive Way Consistent and timely care with clear communication throughout the patient journey can lead to increased efficiencies and better outcomes. INSIGHT Increases patient focus by making relevant real-time treatment and care information readily available on dedicated large screens throughout the hospital.

Q&A session :

After the panel discussion, some time was given to comments and queries from the floor. Some of the questions asked by people in the audience are given below.

What is the optimum size of the hospital (cost wise): 2000 bed in London but statistics say that no much productivity, 500 can be optimum.

Virtual hospitals or clinical trial FDA approval is a trouble: No such system for clinical trials yet.

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Innovative approach to a healthy life

InnoHEALTH Magazine — Fri, 09 Feb 2018 07:42:23 +0000

A two-day national level event InnoHEALTH 2017 was hosted in the capital with international participants. Vigyan Arya reports about the two-day high profile event attended by leading industry representatives from India and abroad.

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A voice to raise concern about the increasing cost of health and medical facilities was given a platform at the two-day InnoHEALTH 2017 that was hosted on September 18th and 19th in the capital. In the second year of its running, the event was co-hosted by InnovatioCuris and Indiattitude that extended a stage for innovations in the field of health and medicine.

Addressing the large gathering of doctors and high-profile professionals from the industry, Dr V.K. Singh, the visionary behind this event conveyed that the prime objective of this mega event is to contribute towards 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.

The conference saw an attendance of around 250 Delegates with an overwhelming response of 170 on the very first day including 50 elite speakers from all over the world.

H.E. 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. The attendance saw presence from 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 the first day of the power-packed two-day event, the conference hosted a B2B meeting 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 the Indian market.

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With the objective of making it an international platform for the industry professionals with similar aims and goals, the conference had very high-profile brands, corporate and government organizations shouldering their support. Conference also hosted young innovators award.

The big boost in the confidence and capabilities of the conference was extended by the Embassy of Estonia, as the country partner. Other leading partners included, NHSRC representatives of MoHFW, Government of India, Public Health Foundation of India; CAHO as the association of accredited hospitals of India and AHPI that represents more than 10,000 private healthcare providers. IAMI brought in the clinicians involved in healthcare analytics while ScanBalt brings the outreach to more than 22,000 professionals in 11 European countries.

There were many more that contributed feathers to the hat to make InnoHEALTH 2017 a very successful event in terms of the perceived outcome.

The two-day event saw some very insightful discussions on, Innovations for Hospitals; Diagnostics of Tomorrow; Innovations for Affordable Healthcare – A Medical Device Perspective and Public Health and Biotech, on the first day of the conference.

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The second day started off with a very informative keynote address by Professor Rishikesha T. Krishnan of IIM Indore. He is a Director and Professor of Strategic Management at the Indian Institute of Management in Indore.

It was followed by discussions on Healthcare Beyond Hospitals; Innovations in the Pharma Sector; Digital Health: Giving birth to new delivery models and fostering innovations, finally followed by Challenges and Redefining Healthcare Landscape.

The last two sessions of the day opened a very important chapter in the field of innovations in health sector. Indian and international companies were given a platform to make their pitch claiming the coveted Innovations titles. The finale was the dispensing of Young Innovations Awards.

Overwhelmed by the encouraging response this year, the organizers announced the dates for the next InnoHEALTH 2018, to take place on 5th – 6th October 2018, with a raised hope to come back next year keeping shared goals in healthcare with only, bigger, better and meatier roles for all stakeholders.

[vc_cta h2=””]His Excellency Riho Kruuv; Estonian Ambassador to India
I am very proud to be representative of Estonia as Country Partner for this conference on Innovations in Health Care because Estonia is a country that is all about innovations and fast adaptation of new technology. Estonia did not invent internet but we use it to the maximum especially in the health care society. In fact, in 26 years since independence, we have now become a digital society.“[/vc_cta][vc_cta h2=””]Dr V.K. Singh
Innovation is not very old. Despite that Public Health is the most curative neglected area as most doctors do not wish to go in that direction. Most prefer to work in the preventive medication that is more lucrative and appeals to most, even to the students, much before they even become qualified doctors.[/vc_cta]

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InnoHEALTH Volume 1 Issue 1 (July to September 2016) – https://goo.gl/iWAwN2
InnoHEALTH Volume 1 Issue 2 (October to December 2016) – https://goo.gl/4GGMJz
InnoHEALTH Volume 2 Issue 1 (January to March 2017) – https://goo.gl/DEyKnw
InnoHEALTH Volume 2 Issue 2 (April to June 2017) – https://goo.gl/Nv3eev
InnoHEALTH Volume 2 Issue 3 (July to September 2017) – https://goo.gl/MCVjd6
InnoHEALTH Volume 2 Issue 4 (October to December 2017) – http://amzn.to/2B2UMLw
InnoHEALTH Volume 3 Issue 1 (January to March 2018) – https://goo.gl/fksdQx

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Press Release: InnoHEALTH 2017

InnoHEALTH Magazine — Sat, 16 Sep 2017 04:45:03 +0000

Press Release: InnoHEALTH Conference 2017, 18-19 September, New Delhi, www.innohealth.in
The two-day international conference “InnoHEALTH 2017” will take place in New Delhi, India on 18^th and 19^th September 2017 at ShangriLa’s Eros Hotel. It is an annual feature and is second in the series.
InnoHEALTH 2017 organizers InnovatioCuris and Indiattitude are working with a vision of bringing down the healthcare delivery cost yet maintaining the quality. InnoHEALTH 2017 is 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. The conference is also providing a platform for Indian innovators to pitch their innovations and compete for a Young Innovators Award.
The conference will see around 400 people in two days including 60 renowned speakers from all over the world. The CEO of NITI Aayog, Ambassadors of Foreign missions in India, DG Armed Forces Medical services and Prof Anil Gupta known for his work on innovations would attend and share their views. The conference is hosting a B2B meeting on 18^th September to connect Indian stakeholders with a visiting European Union Delegation pertaining to innovative health sector companies. The companies are selected through a competitive program with a focus on cost effective innovations for Indian market.
The conference is also joined by many partners such as 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 representing more than 10,000 private healthcare providers. IAMI bringing the clinicians involved in healthcare analytics, ScanBalt Forum bringing the outreach to more than 22,000 professionals in 11 European countries and many others.

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