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Role of Telemedicine in Modern Healthcare

Presented from India by Dr. Akhila Kosuru

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Case Description

Telemedicine plays a crucial role in modern healthcare by enabling remote consultations, reducing the need for in-person visits, and improving access to medical expertise. It enhances patient care through real-time diagnosis, chronic disease management, and mental health support. By integrating AI...

Case Summary

Telemedicine, initiated around the 1970s, began in India in 2000. It encompasses real-time consultations, store-and-forward data sharing, and remote patient monitoring, each offering distinct approaches to healthcare delivery at a distance.

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Dr. Akhila Kosuru

General Secretary of Telemedicine, Telangana State Chapter, Founder of Augsidius Health

Dr. Akhila is a seasoned healthcare expert with over 13 years of experience across hospital and telehealth sectors. With a Medical Graduation, a Post-graduate Diploma in Data Science, and PMP certification, she has a well-rounded expertise. She played a key role in leading Apollo Hospitals in its compliance journey with 3 ISO certifications ISO 9001, 27001 and first in the world to achieve compliance to ISO 13131. Her expertise spans R&D in advanced Medtech devices and healthtech applications, leveraging AI and machine learning. Additionally, she has authored multiple publications and excels in clinical governance, quality assurance, and fostering patient-centric care. Dr. Akhila is also the General Secretary for the Telangana State Chapter in the telemedicine sector, further demonstrating her leadership and commitment to advancing healthcare through technology. She founded Augsidius Health Technologies along with 2 other like minded partners to leverage the best of technologies to aid healthcare ecosystem.

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