Quant Analyst at @CHAI_Health India. Author of the Hawk Radius newsletter. Looking at policy and systems thinking in public health systems, especially TB
Being able to modify genomes and have labs send you that product at your convenience can enable a completely new economy. “I know a guy,” should be me reaching for my phone and giving instructions on how to make my life better. https://t.co/XvX0ZQv3o7
... extensive testing and reworking to actually bring the results it needs to. Here's hoping that process finishes quickly and we get AI solutions which can actually listen.
Bringing AI solutions from bench to bedside is fraught with small problems which compound into big issues. Most of those problems are teething issues which need a bit of time, energy and effort to fix. https://t.co/XH3krKyePd
... than getting an actual doctor to verify things. In fact, sometimes it's better to have the AI than a doctor: one minimises chances of human error and brings in a sense of reproducibility and rigour. On the other hand, you have AI such as cough-sound AI which still requires...
What do they still need to deal with? Financial sustainability and that it goes against their cultural identities of being family-first. Is it a good idea for India? Complicated to answer but mostly it depends. Can we make it inclusive and disincentivise rent seeking?
New blogpost on long term care insurance! Tunrs out societies with rapidly ageing populations need laws to make things for woth the elderly. I take a look at what happens in East Asia. https://t.co/L4b431Fjac
Turns out there's mandated long term care insurance in these places. Having LTCI is not settled science: there's lots to learn and many problems to deal with, but countries which have it seem to have a happier, healthier population.
@BalvinderS_92 This is truly a travesty. It is easily one of the best books written on Indian and Bihari politics. @Ram_Guha, this book definitely deserves to get its due. What’s your take?
@ThisIsSoliman There’s a bunch of lovely places in and around Connaught Place and South Delhi. If you’re up for it, let me know I would be happy to take you around to a few. :)
Join us on Feb 28th for the first of a series of book launch events for "Systems Thinking for Global Health", co-edited by @TCDCGH's late Dr. Larkan and Assoc Prof Vallières, and @UCDHealthSystem's Assoc Prof Mannan, and Assoc Prof @NaoKody. Register here: https://t.co/jI8oRY6skQ
This is emblematic of the Indian FP establishment’s old Russia bias. That anyone can excuse or justify war crimes in the name of realpolitik is not just reprehensible, it is beyond tragic. https://t.co/GiwW8l2Jlv
“If there's one thing this last week has taught me, it's better to have a gun and not need it than to need a gun and not have it.”
Clarence Worley
FORTY. FOUR. TANKS.
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