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Dear Rumana Shariff,

Covid has proven its adaptability and deployment in the healthcare industry, but
can we use artificial intelligence and machine learning to increase access to
care and boost its quality in the imaging and multiomics sectors? Will data
allow junior doctors to scale up faster? 

Join us for the 53rd episode of the IET India Digital Conversations to learn the
answers to these questions and more.  Join us as we examine the urgent need to
digitalise the healthcare industry and the opportunities it presents for
development and improvement.

"Health For All - A Distant Dream?"
 22 July, 2022  |   2.00 – 3.30 pm 

Register now

Join the conversation as our panel of experts dissect the opportunities offered
by digital technology to enhance the healthcare sector.
 
► Can we use  IoT to dramatically change the healthcare sector?
► Can we use AI and ML to drive access to care and improve quality in imaging
and multiomics space?
► Will data enable junior doctors to scale up faster?
► Access to care combined with its dispensation cost has brought in medical
tourism with remote diagnostics. How do we promote these concepts?

Register now





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know what you think. Write to us and tell us your thoughts!

Kind regards,
Suman Bhowmick
Head - Events Development, IET India



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