As envisaged by me at :
[ A ]……………..Ayushman Bharat : Think Big ……………………….[ 23 Sept 2018 ]
Extract :
Guess what will happen next ?
Every GP ( General Medical Practitioner – neighbourhood doctor )
carries a thermometer , a stethoscope and a blood pressure measurement device (
at the minimum )
A few years back ,
these medical devices were “ analog “. Today, these have become “ digital “
Tomorrow, each will
be embedded with sensors / transmitters and be Internet connected ( IoT ) to relay their readings to the Central Health Server of
Ayushman Bharat
Government will make
it mandatory for the device manufacturers to embed such sensors
And , day after
tomorrow , these devices will become nano-size and get printed
as electronic tattoos on
our skins or become integral parts of our bodies , like contact lenses or stents
What is in it for Ayushman
Bharat ?
Consider this :
# Doctor
takes the readings of the patient using these internet
connected
devices
# Devices transmit these data to
the smart phones of both , the doctor and the
patient
· # These
phones transmit these data to the Central Health Care Server of
Ayushman Bharat
and update the
LIFE TIME MEDICAL HISTORY of that person
· # This
history can be accessed only by the “ Authorised
“ health centres /
hospitals / nursing homes , which are official partners of the Ayushman
Bharat scheme
Imagine all the Medical Devices ( including ECG / EEG /
PET Scan , located in private clinics / health centers / hospitals /
nursing homes / Path labs / Diagnostic centers etc ), transmitting to a Central Server ,
· # medical
diagnosis
# treatment
# administered
drugs
# surgical
procedures
- for all 50 crore
citizens covered by this scheme
And imagine such petabytes of health
data being subjected to BIG DATA analysis using AI !
Ayushman Bharat has the potential to
usher this Health-care Revolution
When that happens , expect the AI to
do the following :
· # offer Customized healthcare / Medical
treatment / Supplementary diet
# guide your family doctor to prescribe the best-suited medicine for each
member of your family recommend some “ preventive “ medicines before a
disease manifests itself !
I urge our Policy Makers to ignore
the protests of those “ Privacy Advocates “ , who cannot think beyond their
very own narrow interests
Why talk of “ donating “ your organs
when you are already dead and have no use for those organs anyway ?
Why not “ donate “ some personal health data while you are still alive ?
Ayushman will never reveal your identity to
any “ unauthorized “ person
It
will only use “ anonymized
/ aggregated “ data of the citizens for benefit of all
Extract :
There are 7,000 million people on the earth
It is possible that , at any given time , some 7 million of these are
lying in ICU , connected with :
* Electroencephalogram ( Brain Monitor )
* Electrocardiogram ( Heart Monitor )
* Pulse Rate Meter
* Oxygen Level Meter
* Glucose Level Meter........etc
As soon as these instruments get embedded with Internet of Things ( IoT ),
a
central server could collect all of these " measurements / readings
" on 24*7 basis
, for all 7 million persons
Then it will combine these readings with following data about each of
those 7
million persons :
* Country / Region / City / Language
* Race / Religion / Gender / Age
* Height / Weight / Colour /
Biometrics
* Blood Group / DNA / Past Medical History.....etc
It will also record , who died / when !
Using such massive data base, can BIG DATA / Artificial Intelligence /
Machine
Learning , figure out what " Customized healthcare / Medical
treatment /
Supplementary diet " should be " prescribed " for
each human on this earth ?
Shall we support such " Invasion of Individual Privacy " , in
the larger interest /
benefit of entire mankind ?
I think , we should
Dear Shri Yogi
Adityanathji,
Congratulations
on setting in motion, a revolution in Healthcare ( Ayushman V 2.0
? ) as reported in the
following news report
Before
long, your initiative of installing Health ATM, is bound to get copied by al
other States
I urge you to
use your good offices with the concerned Union Ministers to amend
the “ PLI
Scheme for Medical Device Manufacturing “ , in order to mandate
embedding
of “ Health Monitoring Sensors ( IoT linked ) “ , so as to accelerate
this Healthcare V 2.0
If – and when
– we implement this embedding, rest of the World will follow !
Context :
Soon, 4600 health centers in Uttar Pradesh to be equipped with 'Health
ATMs': CM ..
{ ET – 15 Sept 2022 }
Extract :
In the next three
months, the government will install high-tech Health ATMs at all 4600 PHC , and CHCs in the
state
The most recent
illustration of technology's
significance in the healthcare industry is the Health ATM
A person from the
village will be able to visit the facility and receive more than 50 tests completed in 5 minutes , all for FREE after the
installation of Health ATM
Informing that 59
different sorts of tests from Health ATMs can be completed while seated for a few minutes, the CM remarked, “ By sending the test results ONLINE , to a
qualified doctor for consultations, the proper medical advice can be obtained “
In addition to
routine tests like weight, pulse, heart rate, blood sugar, urine, dengue,
malaria, hepatitis, arthritis profile, pregnancy test, and typhoid will also be
performed in the Health
ATM, he added
“Additionally, the ATM network will be connected to the health sector
to enable tele-consultations.
All CHC-PHCs are
equipped with Wi-Fi and connected
via tele-consultation
for this purpose
With regards,
Hemen Parekh
hcp@RecruitGuru.com /
16 Sept 2022
Related Readings :
Extract :
From laptops to fridges to mobile apps, smart devices connected to the internet will have to assess
their cybersecurity risks and fix them under draft European Union rules
announced on Thursday, amid concerns about a spate of cyberattacks.
EU industry chief Thierry Breton pointed to numerous
devices that are vulnerable to hacking.
"Computers,
phones, household appliances, virtual assistance devices, cars, toys… each and
every one of these hundreds of million
connected products is a potential entry point for a cyberattack," he
said.
If companies do not comply, national surveillance authorities can
prohibit or restrict a given product from being made available on its national
market.