Trends & Developments In Healthcare

Dr.Harsha Doddihal,

Oncologist

Co-Founder & CEO –Prana Healthcare Enablers

Chief Scientific Officer- D Cube Analytics

Medical Director- Medsurge

What is the most important thing?

Doctor, Nurses,

Pharmacist

Medicines

Technology

Kindness,

Compassion,

Love

Empathy

It is

Have we made progress?

● Average Lifespan at Independence-

● Average Life Span Today-

29

69

Health is a state of complete physical, mental

and social well-being and not merely the

absence of disease or infirmity.

Progress is not just extending life span but improving “Quality of Life”

Where did the progress come from?

● Reduction in infant mortality rate

● Vaccines, better hygiene, better nutrition

● New drugs, technology

What are present challenges?

Patient

Doctor

Government

Payer

Hospitals

Ballooning Cost, Lost in Maze,

Lifestyle

Information overload, EBM, Cost,

QOL,

Universal health coverage,

insurance, cost

Reimbursing the right technology

Lean operations, EMR, Technology

Redundancy,

Depends on the stakeholder

Challenges For Pharmaceutical

Industry

What have we done and what are we going to do ?

Pharmaceutical Innovations

● Pegylated?

● Nanoparticle

● ADC

Vaccines

Chemicals

Monoclonal Antibodies

Small Molecules

Pro-drugs

Biologicals

Health care is

getting redefined

3D Printed Biomaterials & Drugs

3D Printed Drugs

3D Printed Drugs

3D Printed Drugs

3D Printed Drugs

www.croninlab.com

Adherence Control

Pill Bottles Which Change Color

SMS/Missed Call

Digestible sensor

Artificial Intelligence In Medical Decision Support

Artificial Organs

Augmented Reality

https://www.in.tum.de/en/research/research-highlights/augmented-reality-in-

medicine.html

Digestible, Embedded, Wearable Sensors

● Proteus Digital Health

● Sano

● Equivital

DIY Biotechnology

● OpenPCR

● Centifuge

● Genetic tinkering?

Hacked together: A home-built thermal cycling instrument made by Cathal Garvey from a coffee can

and heat gun cost less than $80. It is used to copy DNA molecules. Many commercial versions cost

more than $1,000.

Home Diagnostics

● Onstar

● Nanobiosysm

● Alivecor

But lot needs to be done…

At the same time…

“How good is a cure if only ten

people can have it...

or we haven’t got the money to

train doctors to use

it properly?”

Nadia Fall,The Doctor’s Dilemma

Jaipur Foot

● Designed in India in 1968

● No patent

● Available in 22 countries

● 40$ cost

Oral Rehydration Therapy

● Developed in India and Bangladesh

● WHO advocated it in 1979 and by 1995 use had risen

from close to 0% to 81%

● Yearly deaths fell by 67% from 4.6 million in 1979, to

1.5 million in 1999

● High income countries took more than 30 years to adopt

ORS!!

ColaLife Project

● In Africa. Cola reach is far more higher than essential

medicines

● Aidpod -use space between Cola bottles to transport

medicines

● Incentive by mobile payments

Drones To The Rescue?

Country Of Origin Of Patent

Applications

There are good things in India but we also suffer and lag

behind

Professors Ernst R. Berndt and Ian M. Cockburn analyzed the 184 new medicines approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration between 2000 and 2009. It took more than five years for half of those drugs to become available in India.

Changing Burden

Trend- Focus on Primary Health Services

97.5% of patients can get effective relief by

Primary Care Services.

Reduced cost & increased effectiveness.

Prana offers “Primary Health Services” right

where you are. Prana is your health care

companion in health and disease.

Prana - Location based and personalized healthcare

If you have a heart which beats

and is concerned about the

well beings of your fellow

human beings, and if you have

the brains to pursue your heart,

you are a rich person!

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