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When Omar Manejwala, M.D. shares his thoughts, I pay attention. His recent article in STAT is no exception - “The #digital-#health-as-a-#medicine business strategy contained serious flaws … Since many players in the digital health industry insisted on being treated as medicines, it stands to reason that they would also be evaluated as medicines … Put simply, products that influence a range of behaviors, conditions, and outcomes should not be narrowly evaluated on point outcomes in a single condition” #digitalhealth #digitalheathcare #innovation #healthcare https://lnkd.in/eDZa6Pv9

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🌐 Redefining Healthcare: The Global Reach of Innovation In the world of healthcare, innovation knows no borders. At DPHS, our journey through clinical research is driven by a vision to transcend geographical limits and foster global health advancements. 🔍 Why Global Expansion Matters: Imagine the possibilities when cutting-edge clinical research is accessible worldwide. By potentially extending our reach, we can bring revolutionary treatments to diverse populations, ensuring no one is left behind in the healthcare evolution. This isn’t just growth; it’s about creating a global impact that resonates with every patient, provider, and community we touch. 🤝 Partnering for a Healthier Tomorrow: Our vision goes beyond mere expansion; it’s a commitment to forming synergistic partnerships that bridge cultural and technological divides. Each collaboration enriches our understanding and enhances our ability to serve, making every step into new markets a stride towards comprehensive healthcare solutions. 💼 Economic Impact and Beyond: What does strategic expansion look like? It looks like revitalized local economies, job creation, and the transfer of knowledge and technology. It’s about building a resilient infrastructure that supports health systems and stimulates economic growth. Every new market we explore is an opportunity to influence health policies and practices positively. 🌟 Stay Engaged: As we continue to explore the potential of bringing our research and expertise to regions ripe with opportunity, we invite you to watch this space. Your insights and support might just be the catalyst for our next big move. Together, let’s push the boundaries of what’s possible in healthcare. Because at DPHS, we believe that good health is a global right, not a privilege. #HealthcareInnovation #GlobalExpansion #ClinicalResearch #EconomicGrowth #DPHS DPHS Dr. Ankesh Pawar Gayatri Khandagale Sumit Hingmire Sanket Ambarkhane Mohan Sirsat

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Thoughts on this? >> Zarminali Health Raises $40M to Transform Pediatric Care with Integrated Approach >> Comment below! >>> lqventures.com #healthtech #AI #IoT #industry40 #mhealth

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I'm excited to share the next episode of "Life Sciences DNA" podcast series about importance of Data Analytics and AI in behavioral health with Eze Abosi, the Chief Growth Officer of Holmusk. Agilisium Consulting #MentalHealth #AI #DataAnalytics #Pharma #BehavioralHealth

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Medical Oncologist, Dr. Kash Firozvi, answers some critical patient questions around clinical trials as treatment options. This 3 minute video hits on the key points discussed in the webinar: How clinical trials contribute to treatment advancement Why/How he considers clinical trials as treatment options for his patients Addressing concerns around clinical trials What do I ask my oncologist? Clinical Trials For All #Cancerresearch #clinicaltrials #patientadvocate 1104Health

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Thoughts on this? >> Great Learning Posts 23% Revenue Growth At $118 Million For FY24 >> Comment below! >>> lqventures.com #mhealth #healthtech #IoT #AI #industry40

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From 2016 to 2023, Epic increased its acute care hospital market share from 26% to 39%; meanwhile, Oracle’s share held flat at about 25% until decreasing to 23% in 2023. Additionally, Epic controls 52% of the acute hospital care market by bed count, more than double that of Oracle. Thus far, Oracle and other, smaller competitors have been unable to curb Epic’s rise, as Epic was the only EHR vendor to increase its hospital-bed market share last year.

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When I went with my mom to urgent care, I learned firsthand about the power of context and how it matters, not just in the recommendations we make, but in the actions others take. Thinking back on that experience, Srihari Sarangan and I wrote about how pharma can leverage the power of CONTEXT--customer insights, observations, needs, trends, environment, experience and touch points--to meet our customers where they are and understand their barriers and drivers. #futurecommercialmodel https://lnkd.in/eWCbfCz6

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Great 18 minute podcast using layman terms to discuss some complex topics in the dynamic healthcare ecosystem. Take a listen and consider subscribing. I’m interested in the next episode on the topic of reimbursement vs. coverage. Thanks for sharing this Michael Navin. #marketaccess #healthcare #pbms #pharmaceuticals

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Our Vision, Mission and Goals Vision To be a leading force in reducing healthcare disparities and improving the overall health of vulnerable populations. Mission To leverage partnerships with healthcare associations to mobilize resources, human capital, and logistics effectively for comprehensive healthcare outreaches. Goals 1) To create a society where essential healthcare is accessible to everyone, regardless of their socio-economic status. 2) To organize regular comprehensive healthcare outreaches that deliver essential medical services to underserved communities. 3) To bridge the healthcare gap by providing free medications, diagnostic tests, and support for hospital bills and rehabilitation to those in need. 4) To build and maintain strong partnerships with various healthcare associations to enhance resource mobilization and logistical support. https://lnkd.in/df7KE2Bf

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Embracing Dialysis: A Lifeline for CKD Patients 😱For many chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients, the prospect of dialysis can be daunting. The fear, uncertainty, and perceived loss of quality of life can sometimes lead to the heartbreaking choice of opting out of treatment. However, it's essential to understand that dialysis is not an enemy but a friend—a lifeline that enables many to lead fulfilling lives despite their diagnosis. Dialysis is a life-saving procedure that performs the essential functions of the kidneys when they can no longer do so themselves. It helps to remove waste products and excess fluids from the blood, maintaining a balance of necessary minerals and chemicals. Without dialysis, these toxins can build up, leading to severe complications and, ultimately, a decline in health. While the initial adjustment to dialysis can be challenging, many patients find that it becomes a manageable part of their routine. The treatment offers a way to continue enjoying life, pursuing passions, and spending time with loved ones. It allows for a quality of life that many initially fear will be lost. If you're facing the decision of whether to start dialysis, know that it's a step toward life, not away from it. Seek support from healthcare providers, connect with fellow patients, and educate yourself about the process. With the right mindset and support, dialysis can become a cornerstone of a life well-lived. Choosing dialysis is choosing life. It's a commitment to living fully and embracing the future with hope and determination. Remember, dialysis is your friend for life—one that helps you stay strong and resilient. Dr. Vijay kiran MBBS, MD, DM (Nephrology), DNB (Nephrology), MNAMS, SCE (UK) Nephrology, Fellow in pediatric nephrology. Ex - Assistant professor, Department of Nephrology, Nizam’s Institute of medical sciences, Hyderabad. Senior consultant nephrologist and kidney transplant physician, Asian institute of nephrology and urology (AINU), Siliguri. Founder of https://lnkd.in/eh57F28 WhatsApp 9247701326

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"How to Live Longer" - reflecting on a fascinating discussion about the future of healthcare at the #newyorkerfest between Dr. Atul Gawande and Dr. Dhruv Khullar: A few key insights worth sharing: 💡 The future of medicine isn't just about living longer—it's about living better. We're finally recognizing that healthcare should align with patients' life priorities and values, not just survival metrics. 🔍 While maximum lifespan remains stubborn (~120 years), we're getting better at helping more people reach their 80s and 90s with quality of life. Countries like Japan and Korea are leading the way with 85-year average life expectancies. 📊 The power of accessible healthcare is striking: Thailand reduced deaths before age 50 from 60% to just 35% in 20 years by building strong primary care infrastructure and deploying community health volunteers. That's the difference good healthcare systems can make. 🌡️ Climate change is emerging as a major health crisis. From heat-related illnesses to changing disease patterns, our healthcare systems need to adapt quickly. ⚖️ The biggest challenge ahead? Healthcare equity. When our top 1% live to 89 while others barely reach 72, we have work to do. Countries succeeding in this space prioritize accessible primary care and community health workers. One measure Dr. Gawande uses in his work at USAID is % of people dying under the age of 50. This is what this measure looks like in different parts of the world: - Japan 2% - Europe -5%  - USA - 10%  - Africa - 65% #Healthcare #FutureOfMedicine #PublicHealth #HealthEquity #ClimateHealth

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Congratulations to Emre Ozcan, PhD and Merck Oncology team for this amazing success, leading the way in empowering the bladder cancer patients🎉 This collaboration between Huma and Merck Healthcare is a significant step towards advancing patient-directed care globally. Excited to see how the app will be shaped for patients in different regions. How do you envision tailoring the app to meet the specific needs of patients from diverse regions and healthcare systems? For me, there are three main points; ·     User-Friendly Design: Ensure the app is easy to navigate and understand for all users, regardless of their technological proficiency. ·     Continuous Improvement: Regularly update the app based on user feedback and technological advancements to enhance its effectiveness and user satisfaction. ·     Collaborative Approach: Work closely with healthcare professionals, patient organizations, and users to tailor the app to specific regional needs and ensure its relevance and impact. #bladdercancer #digitalhealth #cancer

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Great interview about the current limitations and future potential of AI in improving healthcare!

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Attending #HLTH? Let's discuss AI-driven healthcare innovations with Multiplier AI let’s connect—DM me to schedule a time! #AIInHealthcare #MultiplierAI

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This #MEDJACK #WEBINAR was insightful from many perspectives. Although there were only 7 or 8 of us, the interactive conversation with Asma Rayani and Hrishikesh Sathyamoorthy, BDS, MMedSci revealed a shared pasion for digital health that went past our respective organizations. We delved into #emergingmarkets of #India and #Pakistan; the national commonalities between us and opportunities for strategic collaboration for #healthcareinnovation. We spoke about the digital bridge and digital divide that can co-occur with emerging health technologies in LMICs and HICs. Healthcare #equity #parity #access #ethics were explored thru the #DigitalHealth lens. This is just a start to conversations with #Medjack as an ice breaker. Watch out for more folks in this space! #JohnsHopkins #BloombergSchoolofPublicHealth #JohnsHopkinsUniversity AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY Critical Creative Innovative Thinking - CCIT

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