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Dr. Devi Shetty

Chairman

Narayana Hrudayalaya, Bangalore

Asia Heart Foundation, Kolkata


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100 years after the first heart

surgery less than 8% of theworlds population can afford it.


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If a solution is not affordable it

is not a solution


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India requires 2.5 million heart

surgeries a year.

India does 60,000 heartsurgeries a year


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4Narayana Hrudayalaya, Bangalore


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Rabindranath Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Sciences, Kolkata


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Narayana Hrudayalaya

institute of cardiac sciences

23 heart surgeries a day Heart surgery for Rs.65,000

Coronary angiogram for Rs.4500

Worlds largest pediatric cardiac surgeryunit.


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In an Industry wheredisposables comprise 45% of

the cost, it is the number game.

Large number reduces the cost

and improves result.

Two Health City projects of5000 beds each.


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Technology gives the richwhat they already have but it

gives the poor what they cannever dream of having .


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Converting the atoms into

bytes


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Telemedicine

Less than 1% of the sick requires an

operation

If you do not need to operate, you dont

need to touch

If you dont need to touch, you dont need

to be there


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1211Telemedicine


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6 hours following the heart

attack is the golden period


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Telemedicine

A joint venture of Indian space researchorganization, Asia heart foundation

Narayana Hrudayalaya and various stategovernments

22 telemedicine centers

Over 16,000 patients treated free Free telemedicine software from SN

informatics


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1616Trans Telephonic ECG Network


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1718Digital X-ray

a Joint Venture with Texas Instrument


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18Free MRI Scan


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1921Mobile Diagnostic Lab


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Yeshasvini

Bengal Famine was not due to

lack of food, it is the lack of paying

capacity to buy food

Amartya Sen


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Yeshasvini micro health

insurance Unless you address the problem of paying

capacity building hospitals is not going to

solve the health problem High interest rate

35% occupancy

Rural indebtedness is mainly because of

health problems


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Yeshasvini Micro Health

InsuranceA joint venture of the Karnataka State

Co-operation Dept and Narayana

Hrudayalaya/ Asia Heart Foundation.1.7 Million farmer members in the first

year.

2.5 Million farmer members in thesecond year.


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Yeshasvini in 20 months

85,000 farmers had free medical treatment

22,000 farmers had free surgeries 1400 farmers had heart surgeries


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All for 5 rupees a month


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Arogya Raksha Yojana

A comprehensive Health scheme for AnekalTaluk, Bangalore

Joint venture of Narayana Hrudayalaya, Bioconand ICICI

Free OPD consultation

Diagnostics at discounted rates

3 days inpatient treatment Cashless surgical facility

Generic drugs at 30% of the market rate.


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Disassociate healthcare from

affluence by using moderneconomic and technical tools.

Provide a vehicle for the common man to

contribute a tiny amount of money every

month to cover his healthcare.


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Dissociate academic

credentials from ability


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Congenital heart surgery

separates the men from the boys

-Christian Bernard 35


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Break up complex task into

many islands of excellence


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Replacing the moving parts

of a medical equipment toPCBs can reduce cost to

any level


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35Signing of MOU with Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), New Delhi


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IGNOU

Diploma in Community Cardiology

Diploma in Community Nephrology

Diploma in Community Neurology

Diploma in Community Endocrinology


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Year 2008, India worlds

largest mass healthcare

provider

We produce the largest number of doctors,technicians and nurses in the world

Policy changes

Pharmaceutical capacity Of course by default


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