Digitalization in obgyn
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The document discusses the importance and implementation of digitalization in Indian healthcare, highlighting the need for improved medical access in rural areas where 67% of the population is underserved. It outlines how digital tools such as telemedicine, patient monitoring devices, and mobile applications can enhance patient care, engage patients in their health management, and address the challenges posed by a growing geriatric population and non-communicable diseases. Furthermore, it emphasizes the potential of digital health technologies, including artificial intelligence and wearable devices, to revolutionize medical practices and improve healthcare delivery.
Digitalization in obgyn
- 3. Most discussed Announcement @ digitalization
- 4. digitalization process of converting information into a digital (i.e. computer- readable) format, in which the information is organized into bits. (called bit s) (usually in multiple-bit groups called byte s) ... The result is called digital representation or more specifically a digital image, for the object, and digital form, for the signal. Digitizing information makes it
- 6. India has one allopathic Government doctor for every 10,200 people, one government hospital bed for 2050 people and one state-run medical centre for 90,343 persons. 67% of Indian population lives in rural areas yet they are served only by 33% of the local doctors. India has 81% deficit of medical specialists in rural areas 63% of the hospital beds in India are from the private sector. Needfor Digitization ofIndianHealthcare?
- 7. India’s geriatric population is on the rise having crossed 100 million in 2014 itself and is expected to reach 168 million by 2024. Non-communicable diseases account for most of the health ailments in India, needing extra intervention. India spends the lowest- only 4.7% of its GDP on healthcare. Needfor Digitization ofIndianHealthcare?
- 8. Digitalization, as we call it today, is sweeping across every aspect of our daily lives in all possible ways. Right from gathering the news we find in the newspapers every morning to the billing process at our neighborhood grocery shop, it is digital technology that is making tasks faster and more accurate
- 9. Effect Of Digitalization Seen Today You can book a travel ticket, do shopping, chat with your loved ones across the globe and even share your views to the external world more freely and easily. This is the result of digitalization
- 10. DNA of digitalization 06 Communication Communicating via the exchange of information online keeps patients connected to physicians and ensure thorough comprehensive care 01 Device monitoring Patients wear devices to track vitals, activity and many other variables of doctors’ concerns. 02 Maintenancecycle prediction implementing a system that monitors device performance, maintenance issues can be predicted and avoided ahead of time 03
- 11. DNA of digitalization reality Augmented reality and patient portal mobility contribute to genuine conversations with physicians 04 Patient responsibility Instant access to information has afforded patients more responsibility for their own health. Instead of waiting to see a physician about a symptom, diagnosis or treatment plan 05 Mobility Integrating systems that permit check ins, communication, data transfer and report shares from a mobile device keeps patients happy as they can enjoy their mobile lives , physicians can check in on their smart phone, communicate with a patient or go over a result within 06
- 12. DIGITAL HEALTH 12 wireless LAN in regards to remote health management means digital diagnoses can be made. patients do not have to visits to doctors or hospitals,particular ly important and beneficial to those Remote health management enabling surgeons to further improve their capabilities while also helping medical students to be better prepared for operations in real life Augmented reality technology can make high resolution 3D images out of X-rays, MRI scans and CT scans, 3D VR technology can be useful in complicated medical procedures where meticulous planning is vital, separating conjoined twins. Virtual reality
- 13. DIGITAL HEALTH 13 health sensors, trackers and wearables are proving crucial to help people use technology to better take care of themselves. Wearables can help with weight management, stress levels and overall Sensors, trackers and wearable's portable device used by doctors that could scan a patient and determine vital signs as well as other parameters and even deliver a diagnosis smart phones already capable of The medical tricorder Medical 3D printing printable living cells even being worked on by the biotechnology industry and 3D printed drugs is something that is also being looked at as a possibility
- 15. things that changed Medical practice computers camera internet
- 17. 17 DIGITAL
- 18. DIGITAL USE IN OBGYAT PRESENT 18 Fetal monitor fetal cardiac monitor Usg with 3d Infertility Wireless fetal surviellence Weuse this now withoutnoticing it’s atype of digitalizationAndadvancesof technology
- 19. Books to online e books PowerPoint Thesis pdf Xerox ?
- 20. Partogram outside labor room Digital Use App to monitor patients in labour
- 21. From analogue to digital Single chip to three chip HD to 4k
- 24. Labour Postoperativ e One good security camera can keep watch on patient You can monitor from anywhare
- 25. ALTERNATIVES
- 27. Digital Payment
- 28. Digital Payment
- 30. app for patient education and hospital
- 31. Digital Conference webinars live workshops
- 33. Conversion of data into a digital format with the adoption of technology to asses the situation by nonhuman means This provides convenience to customers and helps in saving time
- 34. A R T I F I C I A L INTELLIGENCE
- 36. Virtual Intuitive DYnamic Assessment tool Using computerized decision support systems.. • That incorporate research evidence and can be accessed by the busy practitioner at touch of the button…. Register Retain Recall 3R vs
- 37. This process captures clinical expertise in a form which can be directly applied by one agent (such as a computer) on behalf of another (such as an expert clinician or an authoritative organisation. Triggers : The clinical situation Problem solving : Identify possible solutions Argumentation : Assess strengths & weaknesses of alternative solutions Accept / adopt : Accept suggestions Scheduling : Enact the plan Data Acquisition : interpretation of clinical data. For future use
- 38. History facts Age Years Existing health conditions weight Blood pressure HB RBC vol MCV Past pregnancy previous LSCS multiple gestation Gestational diabetes Preeclampsia/Eclampsia preterm labor birth defects Medical conditions hypertension cardiac disease thyroid autoimmune kidney disease Infertility conception yes / no IVF Morbid placental adhesions yes Screen for
- 40. Virtual Intuitive DYnamic Assessment tool yesNeeds institutional delivery Correct anemia Arrange for blood High risk consent Surgical expertise / get help SAVE PRINT CONSENT CLOSE YES YES
- 41. Virtual Intuitive DYnamic Assessment tool CRL Date CRL in mm 12-Mar-19 40 11-13 Weeks CL CL in mm 4-Apr-19 50 20 Weeks CL CL in mm 30-May-19 42 Calculate DCA tool : Dynamic Cervical Length Assessment tool Possibility of delivery by 34 weeks ( in % ) 60 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
- 42. Virtual Intuitive DYnamic Assessment tool Case 1: Primi , low risk, CL at NT- 42 mm, CL at18th wk-31mm CRL Date CRL in mm 12-Mar-19 11-13 Weeks CL CL in mm 4-Apr-19 42 20 Weeks CL CL in mm 30-May-19 31 Calculate DCA tool : Dynamic Cervical Length Assessment tool Possibility of delivery by 34 weeks ( in % ) 84 75 80 85 90 95 100
- 43. History facts Age Years Existing health conditions weight Blood pressure HB RBC vol MCV Past pregnancy previous LSCS multiple gestation Gestational diabetes Preeclampsia/Eclampsia preterm labor birth defects Medical conditions hypertension cardiac disease thyroid autoimmune kidney disease Infertility conception yes / no IVF Screen for Teenage / elderly Pre-eclampsia Menzer index < 13 Screen for Thalassemia Morbid placental adhesions GDM Serial cervical assessment Medical consultation Special needs
- 44. History facts Age Years Existing health conditions weight Blood pressure HB RBC vol MCV Past pregnancy previous LSCS multiple gestation Gestational diabetes Preeclampsia/Eclampsia preterm labor birth defects Medical conditions hypertension cardiac disease thyroid autoimmune kidney disease Infertility conception yes / no IVF Screen for Menzer index < 13 Screen for Thalassemia 9 645.6
- 45. Virtual Intuitive DYnamic Assessment tool Screening for Thalassemi a • Obtain family history / consanguity • Look at partner’s CBC • Order HB electrophoresis for both • If parents are carriers , they will need prenatal diagnosis to rule out THAL MAJOR • Refer to Fetal Medicine center for evaluation/ invasive tests
Editor's Notes
- #2: I declare here Having no intention of promoting any product company or person
- #3: Good afternoon Its post lunch session Hyperglycemic status But I am sure You all will awake with the video in next slide Which I think Till date Most discussed Announcement @ digitalization
- #4: Till date this is Most discussed Announcement @ digitalization We all seeing the effect of this in our day to day activities
- #5: What is digitalization? process of converting information into a digital (i.e. computer-readable) format, in which the information is organized into bits. (called bit s) (usually in multiple-bit groups called byte s) ... The result is called digital representation or more specifically a digital image, for the object, and digital form, for the signal. Digitizing information makes it easier to preserve, access, and share.
- #6: Digitization is the conversion of data into a digital format with the adoption of technology This provides convenience to customers and helps in saving time.
- #7: Need for Digitization of Indian Healthcare? India has one allopathic Government doctor for every 10,200 people, one government hospital bed for 2050 people and one state-run medical centre for 90,343 persons. 67% of Indian population lives in rural areas yet they are served only by 33% of the local doctors. India has 81% deficit of medical specialists in rural areas 63% of the hospital beds in India are from the private sector. India’s geriatric population is on the rise having crossed 100 million in 2014 itself and is expected to reach 168 million by 2024. Non-communicable diseases account for most of the health ailments in India, needing extra intervention. India spends the lowest- only 4.7% of its GDP on healthcare.
- #8: Need for Digitization of Indian Healthcare? India has one allopathic Government doctor for every 10,200 people, one government hospital bed for 2050 people and one state-run medical centre for 90,343 persons. 67% of Indian population lives in rural areas yet they are served only by 33% of the local doctors. India has 81% deficit of medical specialists in rural areas 63% of the hospital beds in India are from the private sector. India’s geriatric population is on the rise having crossed 100 million in 2014 itself and is expected to reach 168 million by 2024. Non-communicable diseases account for most of the health ailments in India, needing extra intervention. India spends the lowest- only 4.7% of its GDP on healthcare.
- #9: Digitalization, as we call it today, is sweeping across every aspect of our daily lives in all possible ways. Right from gathering the news we find in the newspapers every morning to the billing process at our neighborhood grocery shop, it is digital technology that is making tasks faster and more accurate
- #10: Effect Of Digitalization Seen Today You can book a travel ticket, do shopping, chat with your loved ones across the globe and even share your views to the external world more freely and easily. This is the result of digitalization
- #11: DNA of digitalization Communication Device monitoring Maintance cycle prediction Reality Patient responsibility mobility
- #12: DNA of digitalization Communication Device monitoring Maintance cycle prediction Reality Patient responsibility mobility
- #13: These are various things or factors which are now imporatnt in digital health propagation Remote health management Augmented reality Virtual reality Sensors, trackers and wearable's The medical tricorder Medical 3D printing
- #14: These are various things or factors which are now imporatnt in digital health propagation Remote health management Augmented reality Virtual reality Sensors, trackers and wearable's The medical tricorder Medical 3D printing
- #15: We already digitalized obgy practice without noticing it
- #16: Computers camera internet changed Medical practice
- #17: This pic taken 2 days back Patient not educated from banjara family Came with proof of upt This is digitalization
- #18: These are few examples Where digital use started And we accepted it And now it’s a day to day factor in our practice
- #19: Fetal doppler poratble device Fetal cardiac monitoring nst 3d usg Infertility management by app Wireless fetal surviellence We use this now without noticing it’s a type of digitalization And advances of technology
- #20: We saw the era of books all over the place in room But now all obgy books are in pocket Obgy resident can do ppt thesis read Anywhere This is effect of digitalization on obgy education
- #21: Partogram in labour room give you proper guidance about action to be taken Can this possible remotely without seeing patient Yes Here is an app Where you can register pt. Findings enterd by sister or housmen Will be on the app You can see this digital partogram Offcousre this is good for high load labour rooms
- #22: As technology is changing Newer advances are emerging Evolution of Endoscopic surgery is tremandous
- #23: Keeping records of laproscopic surgery cahnded with digital technology Writing notes digram on ipd paer Then came video cassetes Now various softwares grabber cards available Off course very costly Here I give a tip You can use good hd dvr with 1 tb hard disc in less than 10k rs
- #24: We all know imporatnce of notes on the paper You can digitalize all your notes immediately at the time of writing on paper You need this digital pen Which transmits via blue tooth in your mobile or computer in jpg format But the best way of preserving and digitalizing notes Is Use a good scanner Make a pdf file by name of patient Stor eir on hard disc and google drive
- #25: You might be having all gazettes in labor room Postoperative area But a simple ip camera can keep watch on patient You can monitor patient from your mobile from anywhere
- #26: In screening of cervical malignancy colposopy plays imp.role But there are some products they can do it without colposcope with equal sensitivity
- #27: Ultrasound most important tool in obgy How many of you know about ghost image of machine ?
- #28: Now people are asking Do you have swipe machine ? In small hospital You can keep Qr code of your hospial account in many app But the best and secure is Unified payments interface
- #29: Now people are asking Do you have swipe machine ? In small hospital You can keep Qr code of your hospial account in many app But the best and secure is Unified payments interface
- #30: There are many softwares available in form of HMS Again comes cost factor and entry of data But once you accostmed with it , your billing ipd data discharge willb be on one click from your bedroom With lan ports and printer at reception area I suggest only two programe Word and excel If you keep discharge format in word format Withou sotware you can give dischrge card Bill to patient In EXCEL ipd data can be saved in single file
- #31: Now a days apps are available for patient education
- #32: Digital conferences are allready there In form of webinars
- #33: Now something about artificial intelligence and its use in obgy
- #34: Digitization is the conversion of data into a digital format with the adoption of technology to asses the situation by nonhuman means This provides convenience to customers and helps in saving time
- #35: In cervical cancer screening AI is used to remove normal pap smears by compters In israel use of mobile camera light and ai on app is used to detect cx cancer
- #36: Here is another use in ivf area For predicting the chance of a viable preganacy
- #37: Human brain can register event Can retain in memmory for some time and recall But this is different for each person But not with computers It canregister retain recall after many years with same presicion
- #38: This process captures clinical expertise in a form which can be directly applied by one agent (such as a computer) on behalf of another (such as an expert clinician or an authoritative organisation.
- #44: This is a prototype. The tiles can be added depending upon what the clinicians need. This will evolve as people start contributing to it.
- #45: This is a prototype. The tiles can be added depending upon what the clinicians need. This will evolve as people start contributing to it.