Reflecting on the recent Telemedicon summit organized by the Telemedicine Society of India and International Society for Telehealth has been truly enlightening. The event brought together academia, corporate entities, the public sector, and industry, creating a harmonious blend of perspectives and expertise.
Distinguished leaders like Dr. Rajendra Prasad Gupta and Dr. Devi Prasad Shetty illuminated the promising future of digital health in India, emphasizing the encouraging adoption of technology by physicians. Notable tech companies, including Healthy Vibes, Ayusynk, and Cloud Physician, showcased compelling use cases in telehealth, remote patient monitoring, and virtual ICU management.
Dr. Dhruv Joshi, a Cleveland Clinic alumnus, provided valuable insights into the progress made in remote ICU management, addressing the shortage of intensivists in India. The collaboration between IMAS Healthcare and The Clinic by Cleveland Clinic opens exciting opportunities for B2B partnerships, facilitating access to virtual second opinions.
The summit highlighted commendable initiatives, such as the groundbreaking work in breast cancer screening by the Government of Punjab and the advancements by ABDM. Dr. B. S. Ratta and Dr. Meenu Singh's exemplary leadership and commitment to this initiative were truly inspiring.
President Michele Griffith's remarkable collaboration and leadership in organizing and supporting the conference contributed to its overall success. The summit served as a testament to the transformative potential of digital health and the collaborative spirit driving progress in the field.
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