Hyderabad: Dayara Aroghe ties up with ISB, AIG Hospitals to integrate AI for improving patient outcomes
Dayara Aroghe has tied up with the Indian School of Business (ISB) and AIG Hospitals to integrate AI technology to enhance healthcare
By Newsmeter Network Published on 2 Aug 2024 5:49 AM GMT
Hyderabad: Dayara Aroghe has tied up with the Indian School of Business (ISB) and AIG Hospitals to integrate AI technology to enhance healthcare access, transform clinical practices, and improve patient outcomes across the country.
The partnership is set to empower physicians and other healthcare professionals through AI-powered applications.
This technological innovation, dubbed 'Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Healthcare,' seeks to revolutionize healthcare delivery in India by providing advanced tools for better patient care.
Collaboration with MIHM and AIG Hospitals
The Max Institute of Healthcare Management (MIHM) at ISB is a key player in this initiative. The collaboration involves MIHM, ISB researchers, and AIG researchers, focusing on developing AI technologies to support healthcare leaders in clinical applications.
Professor Sarang Dao, Executive Director of MIHM, stated, āAI has achieved major advancements in the field of healthcare in recent times. Yet, success stories of AI's value to patients and healthcare professionals remain limited. This initiative is based on a visionary approach and aims to provide hands-on help to shape innovative ideas.ā
Enhancing Medical Innovation
The initiative is also backed by Sayajanatha Kumarasamy, Executive Director of Executive Education and Digital Learning at ISB.
He remarked, āThis partnership with AIG Asian partners is an important milestone for Indian healthcare. It is these contributions that drive clinical and human technological development. Our goal is to empower and drive the vision of AI-led innovation in the field of medicine.ā
Commitment to Transformational Journey
Kalanjal Saknaya, Chief Technology Officer for Asia Pacific at AIG, emphasized the significance of this collaboration. āIntegrating technology in healthcare is creating an innovation unique to India. This initiative is a testament to our commitment to leading this transformational journey,ā Saknaya said.
