Presentation of Voice of Healthcare

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Is healthcare it an essential investment or
inevitable expense in tier ii markets?
Amit U. Jain, Founder HospitalSoftwareShop.com
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Health information technology (Hit)

• Health IT (Health Information Technology) is the
  area of IT involving the design, development,
  creation, use and maintenance of information
  systems for the healthcare industry. HIT is now a
  very wide field and it comprises of these

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EHR / EMR

• Electronic Health Records (EHR) or Electronic
  Medical Records (EMR) essentially involves usage
  of computers to maintain patient records in terms
  of demographic information, past medical history,
  investigations and prescriptions.

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mHealth

• mHealth (Mobile Health) is essentially using
  mobile phones for medical consultation. It can be
  as basic as a video chat with the patient to
  screening patients retina through mobile camera.
  
• mHealth witnessing increased usage in healthcare
  these days.

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Telemedicine / telepathology /teleradiology

• TeleMedicine is now widely used in catering to
  patients in rural areas to save time provide
  timely care
• By TelePathology, referring doctors get instant
  access to patients pathology reports
• By TeleRadiology, experts opinions can be sought
  globally

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Internet of medical things (iomt)

• Internet of Medical Things is going to be A Game
  Changer in 2020. Things of IoT in Healthcare
• Wearables e.g. wrist bands that measure steps
  taken, pulse, blood pressure, sleep quality,
  temperature and even oxygen levels. All these
  pieces of data are sent to the users smartphone
• Organ on Chips (OoC) Organs-on-Chips is truly a
  ground-breaking invention of creating human organ
  system on miniature micro-engendered chips. These
  chips help to better understand the functions of
  our organs
• Digital Pills The patient consumes a chip in a
  pill, this chip are capable of capturing
  photographs through which specialists come to
  know more about the inner functions of organs,
  also how the drug affects them.
• Mobile Retina Camera

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Internet of medical things (iomt)

• Google Glass Just imagine a healthcare provider
  who, while examining a patient, knows the past
  medical history. At the same time he can
  communicate with other experts across the globe
  and share valuable information leading to better
  and improved patient care. It could also be used
  during surgical procedures to consult with other
  physicians. Diagnostic images can be shared, home
  care sessions could be taken
• Mobile Retina Camera It is Smartphone-based
  fundus camera device with ability to image
  peripheral retina. In fact, an Indian company has
  developed an inexpensive smartphone-based fundus
  camera device which is priced at approximately
  US 300.
• Robots Many hospitals have already started using
  Robots for these purposes remote consulting with
  doctors, guide patients for various facilities,
  measure medical data, to set reminders for nurses
  for better and timey patient care.
• Portable Pathology
• Portable Vitals Kit

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Internet of medical things (iomt)

• Portable Pathology These are handy, portable
  kits (less than the dimensions of an A4 paper)
  that can be carried to patient homes to measure
  almost 200 pathological parameters.
• Portable Vitals Kit These are handy medical kits
  to measure the vitals of a patient (as in home
  care) temperature, pulse, Blood pressure, SPO2
  and ECG.

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Past scenario of Healthcare in tier ii cities

• Tier-II towns had largely remained below the
  radar of private sector in healthcare.
• Healthcare was largely dominated by doctor-owned
  small to mid-sized centres offering a few basic
  specialties.
• Availability of medical care was skewed by
  absence of good quality tertiary care medical
  offering in most small cities.
• Private sector healthcare delivery was limited to
  negligible presence of quality corporate
  hospitals especially in the Northern and Central
  parts of the country

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Current scenario of Healthcare in tier ii cities

• Tier II cities now have improved infrastructure
  and transportation facilities
• Tier II cities now provide better quality of life
  to professionals and skilled people
• With the development of basic amenities, more
  influx of nearby rural population to Tier II
  cities is happening at a quicker pace.
• In the last one decade many Corporate Hospitals
  have entered Tier II cities. For example, Indore
  now has Aollo, Medanta and Shalby.

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Current scenario of Healthcare in tier ii cities

• Expectations of People in Tier II cities in terms
  of healthcare delivery have increased
• Corporate Hospitals in Tier II cities have a
  distinctive advantage of being processes and
  technology driven
• Corporate Hospitals in Tier II cities run
  Consultation Camps of Specialists of National
  Repute
• Specialists from Tier I cities are posted to Tier
  II locations by Corporate Hospitals

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Challenges faced by hospitals in tier ii cities

• Local Hospitals in Tier II cities are facing
  tough competition by Corporate Hospitals
• Enhanced expectations of patients in terms of
  facilities and amenities are catalysts to
  increased Capex for the local hospitals Better
  and Innovative infrastructure etc.
• Tier II cities Hospitals are now transforming
  from single doctor owned hospitals to group of
  doctors owning and running hospitals

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Hit Advantages to patients
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Hit Advantages to hospitals
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HIT an essential investment in tier ii cities

• Talking in terms of the past and the current
  scenario of hospitals in Tier II cities, it can
  be safely concluded that HIT is an essential
  investment,
• NOT
• An inevitable expense.

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• HospitalSoftwareShop.com is Indias First Online
  Store providing IT Solutions to hospitals Super
  and Multi-specialty, Eye Hospitals, IVF Centres,
  doctors clinics of various specialties and
  pathology labs diagnostic centres,.
  TeleMedicine, TelePathology TeleRadiology are
  latest additions to the portfolio. We provide the
  widest range of software for the healthcare
  vertical.
• We have been listed amongst Indias 20 Most
  Promising Healthcare Software Companies by CIO
  Review Magazine.
• HIGHLIGHTS
• Maximum of product variants available
• Annuity based revenue model
• Cloud and Web-based Variants available
• CLIENTELE We have catered to several hospitals,
  eye hospitals, IVF centers, clinics and
  diagnostic labs.
• Operates across the length and breadth of India.
• Reseller Network of over 200 Experts
• Also catering to the African Markets.
• Getting strong inquiries from Europe GCC,
  planning to enter these markets

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Co-ordinates
Amit U Jain HospitalSoftwareShop.com E-Mail
amitujain_at_HospitalSoftwareShop.com Web
www.HospitalSoftwareShop.com Mobile
91-98270-34860 (Whats App) 91-88893-08880