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[Music] in india 28 of india's population did not have access to a doctor on the poor side in the rural areas in the underserved areas in the remote areas clearly there is a challenge that healthcare doctors are not available facilities may not be available and people may have less money so doctors migrate and go and start working and practicing in larger and larger hospitals in bigger cities [Music] so that was the reason that we said let's try and see that we can create a better model than between the private and the public something which can meet the clinical outcomes as well as being affordable for people i belong to you know a typical middle middle class family from a small town in india and you know the aspirations of parents in those small towns always was that you have two kids one should be a doctor one should be an engineer there was an expectation that i become a doctor so i became a doctor my heart is in the villages the small town places where i come from and how we can transform those and by 2006 i decided to become an entrepreneur the other catalyst was that i lost my father to an unnecessary surgery in a very expensive big hospital and then you realize that the problem is not just for the poor and the underserved the problem of healthcare healthcare being broken is almost everywhere now we expect a human doctor to study so much and so hard that he will remember everything in his mind and he will be able to take the right decision or he'll know the right question to ask every time [Music] that is impossible therefore what you need actually is that you need to rethink how we are delivering healthcare and that is the reason that you need to innovate and find a better solution dr zim founded glocal healthcare in 2010 after realizing there was a rural healthcare gap that needed to be filled but in order to be sustainable from a business perspective it needed to have a low overhead and be incredibly efficient his answer technology so how do you ensure that everybody gets health care across the world so here comes in telemedicine so today's technology allows you to do rich video between a doctor and a patient and connect them like an uber across where patients might be and doctors might be that's step one step two is medical data is huge it is vast so we built a clinical decision support system that basically ensures that doctors are able to do better diagnosis that drug interactions dosages contraindications drug interactions everything is actually sorted out and doctors can focus on the patient rather than trying to think through the data the third is now i need to be able to examine the patient and i may be sitting far away i may be sitting in new york for that matter or bangalore for that pattern a patient may be an orisa so internet of things today allows you to get data and transmit it across there's a digital stethoscope there is in digital ecg otoscope rhinoscope laryngoscope thermoscope fetal doppler finally the pharmacy the pharmacy is inbuilt in technology automated so that it delivers there's no physical doctor present there it's only a nurse which is present there who runs you through the whole system you are able to do your consultation investigation examination medication not just checkup you're doing the entire primary health care in one go in less than 30 minutes so what we have done is we have taken consultation lab and a pharmacy the clinic pharmacy and lab put them back together into one single hole which primary care actually should be bring down the cost that both in terms of money and time and remove medical errors by using artificial intelligence so this by this what we have done is we've solved the problem of how to deliver primary health care not just in urban areas rural areas islands remote areas the one which we have innovated very recently which is what we call hello life cx is a brand name that we've given to it which is absolutely small it's like 64 square foot eight feet by eight feet which can be installed anywhere a general primary consultation along with medication and investigation the whole thing we are doing for as low as four dollars for four dollars you get a doctor tests and your medicines which is less than 300 rupees in india is the cheapest the most affordable primary healthcare system that we are aware of the mini clinics like the one here called hello life cx cost around 25 000 us dollars to build and can be set up in under a day glocal has 240 of them around india as well as 11 larger hospitals with emergency services in rural areas including the app the company is one of the largest telemedicine operators in the world the biggest problems of the poor of the marginalized of remote areas okay will not be solved by poor technology but to be able to deliver healthcare in three dollars or five dollars your technology has to be absolutely phenomenal that can squeeze out the maximum amount of data the decision making the ability to deliver everything has to be so productive and so efficient that you are able to create a sustainable margin within that five dollars so to solve the problem with the poor it's a bad thing to do when you think of putting in a cheap thing you have to be able to put the most expensive piece of technology which can create so much of productivity that the product itself can be cheaper in the hands of the person there are 7.8 billion people on this planet it was becoming inevitable that technologies will have to provide a solution that whatever can be done without the doctor having to travel or the patient having to travel i think this pandemic has only catalyzed this movement [Music] certainly in india and in a lot of asian african countries when people are poor and the money is less healthcare is sought only for the wage earner because this guy is earning he's earning member of the family if he falls ill they will seek healthcare but for the old for the women and the children they would be neglected and we are seeing and this is probably the most gratifying thing that you see that almost 50 percent of the patients are women which it should be because you are 50 50 in the population so which means that it has increased the equity in the society the justice in the society so healthcare access is no longer limited to wage earner or the upper caste or the privileged members or the richer members of the society but everybody it is coming in faster it is bringing the cost down so reducing poverty and the biggest thing is that is available everywhere you