Business Opportunities for using AI in healthcare

 

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About this course:

This course would be immensely useful for both healthcare professionals as well as software professionals.Healthcare professionals will be able to understand real life use-cases where they can use AI and ask their vendors to build AI enabled modules for them.Software professionals, on the other hand, will understand the needs by seeing real life examples and will be in a better position to collect data and build AI modules for their customers.

In this course, I have covered the basic benefits of using AI, Sample analysis using a real life example, the stages in clinical care life cycle where AI can be used for intervention, What will be the data requirements and how to gather that data, AI modelling and extending those models to healthcare, how to bring the stake holders of healthcare together using AI and finally, the challenges for implementing AI in healthcare and how to resolve them.

When home loan interest rates change, people assume that they will automatically recieve the benefits of such changes. Little do they know that banks have a well laid out plan that even when the rates come down, they have a plan to screw you out of any possible benefit. Listen to this podcast to know the reality and become a smart borrower who knows how to reap the benefits of such changes in a growing economy.

In this podcast I am going to talk about a situation where a person with a homeloan has received some lumpsum money and is unable to decide whether one should prepay the loan and become debt-free or one should keep this money and let the loan run through its tenure

I have also developed a tool to figure out each case and the tool is available FREE here. No registration required.

While most of the western world swears by the 4% rule for financial independence, this rule falls woefully short in India.

Western FI specialists recommend to accumulate 25 times your annual income and withdraw 4% of it every year to have a never ending income stream. But how will we make this work in an inflation prone economy like India's? Listen to this podcast for a deeper understanding.

For a long time in my life, i have contemplated being financially independent so as not to work 9 to 5 and slog to earn money. My idea of life is to have income from momentum efforts (make efforts one time but reap benefit multiple times) (mostly) and live on that income to do what you love to do (without @$$holes telling you what to do in office/ life).Therefore my aim has been to become able to earn from momentum efforts like invest in a property and reap rentals, or create a course and enjoy repeated returns from enrolments, write books and enjoy royalty from repeated sales. Any effort that gives me only this month's salary is a wasted effort, IMHO.Therefore this website will be dedicated to my F.I.R.E. efforts using stock markets, realty, courses, books and all other things that I'd do to remain financially independent thru momentum efforts.The posts on this site will be a mix of podcasts and articles so be sure that you subscribe to my podcasts from www.SaurabhBhatia.com or see them at Youtube on youtube.com/c/saurabhbhatia, my channel.

In this episode I am providing the update to the previous episode

TOXIC HIP IMPLANT (https://www.saurabhbhatia.com/e/s2e1-toxic-hip-implants-dirty-secrets-of-health-industry/)

Moneycontrol's podcast yesterday confirmed that J&J have been ordered to provide 1.2cr per patient as compensation (https://www.podbean.com/media/share/dir-r82i6-525472f)

The first of its kind landmark judgment for healthcare industry to make defaulters pay for their shortcomings.

Spread the word. Let those who were wronged get adequate compensation.

In this first episode of Season-2, i have brought out and highlighted the case of Cobalt toxicity that was caused by Hip implants from JnJ/ DePuy. The case highlighted flaws in device approval and research systems where a device that was toxic was allowed in the market for several years before being finally recalled by the company.

At the same time, "even as one metal-on-metal hip implant was being recalled and cases against it were being settled, the same company, DePuy, was marketing another prosthetic hip, the Pinnacle (Ultamet), with the same metal-on-metal design."

In 2018, Times of India reported that JnJ was ordered to pay INR 20 Lakhs/ patient.

In this season finale episode, I have discussed the second part of exit strategy for entrepreneurs and have reviewed the book Disrupted by Dan Lyons. In the former I have talked about how the entrepreneurs should choose between sell out or IPO route while in the latter, i have detailed out the stuff about the book Disrupted in which a 52 year old 'marketing Fellow' joins Hubspot only to end up with comic (first) and tragic (later) situations.

In this episode I will discuss the foundations of that business model which is going to eventually determine your exit strategy. In part-2, I shall discuss the execution of the exit strategy.

In this episode we are going to discuss my experience and general wisdom about whether one should quit one's job or not while starting their own startup company