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Mumbai, India
Joined July 2011
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So grateful for this opportunity with @nachiketmor and several amazing last mile health providers on this study! #PrimaryCare #Researchpaper
In this new paper, we write about new approaches towards the deployment of Community Health Workers. In this model, the physician has moved to the periphery, and the CHW is the central actor: frontiersin.org/articles/10.… and even the meaning of primary care is quite different.
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Stuck in Pathankot or Dharamshala due to the current situation or the IPL? We have a hotel in Dharamshala and dalhousie that can comfortably host needy tourists. Happy to help—just reach out. Please retweet so it reaches someone who might need it. Contact - 8627042951
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Roger Federer’s Commencement Address at Dartmouth yesterday might be the best speech he’s ever given. Amazingly articulate, funny, full of wisdom. Made me laugh and tear up. I’m so very proud to have had him as my idol for the past two decades. If you have 25 minutes to spare…
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“The trinity of existing state-led health infrastructure, patient capital, and technology for scale can transform India’s primary healthcare system, thus saving lives while reducing the cost burden on the patients themselves.” In an op-ed for @ETHealthWorld,@KrishaMathur (Director, ACT for Health) writes about how Bharat could leverage technological innovation to achieve its goal of improving health outcomes. Read more: health.economictimes.indiati……
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Participated in the signing ceremony of the partnership agreement with C-CAMP and Act for Health at Vikas Soudha today, aimed at strengthening the government's 'Comprehensive Eye Care Programme'. This collaboration between the Health Department, C-CAMP, and Act for Health will facilitate the implementation of the 'Comprehensive Eye Care Programme' in Karnataka using state-of-the-art technologies. With a philanthropic spirit, Act for Health has contributed 5.7 crore rupees in 2024, striving towards a vision of a blindness-free Karnataka. This project aims to provide essential eye care services to approximately 8-9 lakh individuals across 8 districts of Karnataka. It will be integrated with the 'Asha Kirana' program to implement digital solutions and optical devices using cloud-based technology. Hon'ble Minister of Transport Shri Ramalinga Reddy, Director-CEO of C-CAMP Dr. Taslimarif Saiyed, ACT board member Sandeep Singhal, and ACT director Krisha Mathur were present on the occasion.
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#SpeakerReveal @KrishaMathur, Director, @actgrants & ISB PGP Co 2014, will share insights as a panelist at ISB Healthcare 4.0 on Feb 9, 2024. Join the discussion on healthcare trends and early use cases: tinyurl.com/2ndHC40 #HealthcareAtISB #ISBHealthcareSummit @ISBedu
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@NavyaCare Earthshot Engine to bridge the healthcare gap in Rural Bharat! Thank you @KrishaMathur for the mention & @ACTGrants for making the Earthshot Engine a reality. Read Full Article here - bit.ly/4a66AgH @TataMemorial @CancerGridIndia @actgrants @ETHealthWorld
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"#Digitalhealth is the next frontier for India and impact funders have a collective responsibility to accelerate the pace of change through concerted efforts to make healthcare accessible and affordable to all." Read more in this op-ed by @KrishaMathur (Director, #ACTForHealth) on leveraging tech-led #innovations to improve #publichealthcare in @ETHealthWorld. health.economictimes.indiati… #CoFoundersOfSocialChange
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#WISER2023 #ACTForWomen initiated the Women in India’s Startup Ecosystem Report (WISER) on 16th January 2023 - #NationalStartupDay - with a resolute belief in the #startup ecosystem's potential to catalyse #genderequity in India. Each of our 200+ participating startups met us with the conviction that they can, and must, do better for India's women. They shared data on successful practices, acknowledged their failures and agreed that there’s still a lot that needs to be done. But most of all, they met us with the commitment to leverage WISER's insights in building momentum for the path ahead 🚀 #WISER has truly been an effort by and for India’s startup ecosystem to move the needle on gender equity and we’re proud to present it to the world - a wellspring of actionable insights that hopes to empower #startups to advance #genderdiversity within their workplaces! Our heartfelt gratitude to all the participating startups, who played a vital role in bringing WISER 2023 to life, and to our partners who have helped shape this report with unwavering passion and commitment ⭐ Click on the link to read the full report - heyzine.com/flip-book/529866… In Collaboration With: @official_udaiti Knowledge Partner: @McKinseyIndia Research Partner: @LEADatKrea A special thanks to @BBDOINDIA for supporting us with the report cover design! @acumenfund I @GoogleStartups I @peakxvpartners I @TheRebalance I @saasboomi I @maxindiafndn
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Calling all young, aspiring #changemakers 📢 Want to hear what the #ACTFellowshipProgram is really like? Join us for an Instagram Live with 2022-23 Alumni Ananya Yerra and Gulam Sarwar! 28th July. 5:30PM. Be there!
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If you have questions about the #ACTFellowshipProgram, register for an info #webinar with the ACT team on 18th July at 5PM here: lnkd.in/djU9Y2ct Applications for the 2023-24 cohort close on 7th August so #ACTNow! Know more & apply: lnkd.in/d-PuidcD
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We see great promise in combining local health workers with tech to navigate health care for our customers @dvarahf In this new paper, we scan other successful health worker models and the key design principles frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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An insightful report co-authored by our #ACTForHealth advisor Dr. @nachiketmor along with Bindu A, Viraj A, Aquinas E, Ajay M, Pearl T, Dr. Vinayak S, Anagha M, Krisha M, Amishi P & Raghu D in @FrontiersIn frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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Super interesting role in my team at #ACTforHealth. DM me or apply on the link!
#HiringAlert #ACTForHealth is looking for a partnerships professional with 2+ years of experience to manage & scale the ACT Implementers Network⭐ Click to view the JD and if this opportunity excites you, write to [email protected] with your resume: act-grants-assets.s3.ap-sout…
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ACT portfolio companies take the stage to share insights about the tech-led solutions they’re building for Bharat! #ACTSummit2023
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Neetha Joy, Director, ACT For Health & Madhav Joshi, CEO, India Health Fund, discusses how tech-led innovations can be leveraged to strengthen India’s fight against tuberculosis. @actgrants @IndiaHealthFund #Tuberculosis #EndTB #Health bit.ly/3AYdKTS/
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What a spectacular lightening show this morning with the thunderstorm at Jubliee Hills! @balaji25_t @HiHyderabad @Hyderabadrains @Rajani_Weather @ts_weather @Hyderabadi2911 @swachhhyd @Hyderabad1st @TOIHyderabad @metcentrehyd
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Influenza A subtype H3N2 is the major cause of current respiratory illness. ICMR-DHR established pan respiratory virus surveillance across 30 VRDLs. Surveillance dashboard is accessible at influenza.icmr.org.in/public… @mansukhmandviya @DrBharatippawar @MoHFW_INDIA @DeptHealthRes
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Virginity Test Conducted on Women Detainees Unconstitutional: Delhi HC (1/4)
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When billionaires commit fraud, regular Indians pay the price. (1/4)
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