Briota: Mission - Screen 100 Million people for Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs) by 2030 Read more about Briota: Mission - Screen 100 Million people for Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs) by 2030 This presentation gives an overview of Briota, an AI-first point-of-care testing and teleconsultation company that aims to screen 100 million people for Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) by 2030.
Gajanan Devidas Sakhare Keywords SECURE Health Read more about Gajanan Devidas Sakhare Gajanan Devidas Sakhare is an accomplished leader in AI, Data Science, and startups, with over 20 years of experience in Digital Health, medtech, and Public Health. A recognized innovator and entrepreneur, Gajanan has built and exited two AI-first startups in the personal safety and education sectors and established an AI-driven diagnostic and disease management company focused on non-communicable diseases (NCDs). His expertise lies in designing, developing, and launching impactful solutions that address critical health challenges and create measurable social impact.
Accelerating Health Tech Innovations in India: Government Strategies and ICMR’s Role in Strengthening Healthcare Ecosystem Read more about Accelerating Health Tech Innovations in India: Government Strategies and ICMR’s Role in Strengthening Healthcare Ecosystem This presentation gives an overview of accelerating health tech innovations in India, focusing on government strategies and the role of ICMR in strengthening the healthcare ecosystem.
Suchita Markan Keywords Health india SECURE Read more about Suchita Markan Dr. Suchita Markan is a Scientist and Mission Charge of the Medical Device and Diagnostics Mission Secretariat (MDMS) at the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India.
Introductions and Context-Setting Read more about Introductions and Context-Setting This presentation gives an overview of innovative technologies for managing noncommunicable diseases in Southeast Asia.
SECURE Webinar 17: Leapfrogging Technologies for Management of Noncommunicable Diseases: Lessons from South Asia Read more about SECURE Webinar 17: Leapfrogging Technologies for Management of Noncommunicable Diseases: Lessons from South Asia
Planning and Budgeting for Human Resources for Health Requirements for Primary Care Read more about Planning and Budgeting for Human Resources for Health Requirements for Primary Care This presentation gives an overview of planning and budgeting for human resources for health requirements for primary care in Thailand, focusing on lessons learned and strategies for addressing workforce shortages.
SECURE Webinar 16: Planning and Budgeting for Human Resources for Health Requirements for Primary Care: Lessons from Thailand Read more about SECURE Webinar 16: Planning and Budgeting for Human Resources for Health Requirements for Primary Care: Lessons from Thailand
Alexo Esperato Keywords Health SECURE Read more about Alexo Esperato Alexo Esperato is a Senior Health Specialist at the Asian Development Bank (ADB), Southeast Asia, and Pacific Region. Previously, he worked on health systems in Latin America, the Middle East, and India with the Gates Foundation, the World Bank, and the World Health Organization. Alexo obtained his PhD in health services (Johns Hopkins University) after training in economics (B.A) and public policy (Master’s Degree). He has co-authored several health systems studies, including a Lancet Report on Primary Health Care.
SECURE Webinar 15: Public and Private Sector Collaboration on Integrated Community, Primary, and Hospital Care: Lessons from Singapore Read more about SECURE Webinar 15: Public and Private Sector Collaboration on Integrated Community, Primary, and Hospital Care: Lessons from Singapore Primary healthcare (PHC) is the cornerstone of high-performing health systems. Private sector PHC providers, provide a significant proportion of PHC services in Southeast Asia, which is largely paid out-of-pocket. A rise in non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and the increasing risk of future pandemics are increasing the demands for closer coordination and collaboration between private PHC providers and the public healthcare system.