Remote Patient Monitoring in India

Panelists will discuss the clinical aspects of remote patient monitoring (RPM) in telehealth and clinical enhancements including technologies such as translational AI, and the benefits of RPM on acute and chronic medical conditions.<strong>Questions will include</strong><ul><li>What is RPM and how is it beneficial in chronic disease management?</li><li>How is Telemedicine different from RPM?</li><li>What is the role of AI in RPM?</li><li>How has RPM taken over and changed the life of people?</li><li>Have patients at large accepted the concept of RPM?</li></ul><strong>Panelists include</strong><strong>Avneesh Khare MBBS, MD, DNB, MNAMS, PDCC, MBA</strong>Physician turned MedTech consultant and educator, with a decade of clinical experience in anaesthesiology, critical care and pain management. Passionate about helping MedTech startups develop better solutions by understanding the nuances of healthcare, and helping health professionals get future-ready by diversifying their skill set beyond medicine and learning about artificial intelligence. Futurist who believes in ethical application of emerging technologies, especially AI, in enhancing the future of healthcare. Certified by American Board of AI in Medicine and a member of the National Academy of Medical Sciences (India) Taskforce on AI in Healthcare.<strong>Dr. M A Maluk Mohamed, Co-founder, Executive Vice President-Research; Head, India Business, Twin Health Inc.</strong>In his role as the Vice President of Research, he leads the global trend-study department for Twin Health. He also heads the India business leading strategy, marketing, regulatory, public policy, and go-to-market for the company, and played a critical role during the launch of Twin Health in India. In his current role with Twin Health, and expertise in healthcare research, technology and insight-driven decision-making, he formulated the strategy for strengthening the business footprint across the globe. He has been part of the invention of the whole body digital twin, enabling the reversal of