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- 1. Joost Pielage, CTO Quro Medical 17 November 2022 REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING
- 3. A young, diverse, and globally best-in-class team to reimagine healthcare Dr Vuyane Mhlomi Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer MBChB (UCT), DPhil in Medical Sciences (Oxon), MBA (Oxon) Ms Zikho Pali Co-Founder, Chief Operations Officer LLB (Wits), LLM (Harvard) Mr Joost Pielage Chief Technology Officer BSc Software Engineering (Fontys) Dr Rob Cornish Co-Founder, Chief Scientific Officer Elec. Eng (Melbourne), PhD in Machine Learning (Oxon) Mr Sisa Njongwe Chief Commercial Officer BCom (UCT), PGDA( UCT), CA(SA), MBA (Oxon) Dr Carolyn Chinsinga Medical Director BSc (Uni Nam), MBChB (UP) , MBA Candidate (UEL) The Changing Faces of Healthcare
- 4. 4 We are pioneering this change….
- 5. Research showed that healthcare costs were 52% lower when acutely patients received care at home versus in the hospital Improving Care, everywhere Introducing a new Standard of Care Hospital at Home Improving the Standard of Care in the General Ward Right Patient. Right Place. Right Duration. Right Cost.
- 6. Medical care is increasingly becoming unaffordable with providers facing mounting pressure to reduce costs, maintain quality and increase patient satisfaction. The Problem and Context 7,761 16,626 10,205 17,089 3,281 14,552 21,714 68,837 7,966 General Practitioners Medical Specialists Surgical Specialists Diagnostic Specialists Dentistry Supplementary Health Medicine Dispensed Hospitalisation Managed Care Services Medical Scheme Risk-Benefit Paid 2019 (R millions) Total = R168 031 The average cost per hospital stay is R 42 000. making hospitalization one of the most expensive types of healthcare utilization There is a growing number of cases that require hospitalisation. drivers include: ageing population, increase in non-communicable disease, access to medical aid benefits Hospitalisation is associated with unintended clinical consequences. ~20% elderly suffer from delirium. 1-in-3 patients will lose functional status. 10% will have hospital-acquired conditions or fall. Hospitals are hotspots for antibiotic-resistant infections and COVID19 Causing significant morbidity and mortality in patients receiving healthcare Approx. 1 in 7 patients entering South African hospitals are at high risk of acquiring a hospital associated infection. Global trends show patients’ homes as a setting for healthcare delivery. There is a global need to ease the burden on increasingly overwhelmed hospital systems while providing people access to quality, affordable care. Research showed that healthcare costs were 52% lower when acutely patients received care at home versus in the hospital
- 7. Routine care is intermittent and inefficient Current vital sign monitoring methods are inadequate as the intermittent, and infrequent nature (4-8 hours) of vital sign checks means the earliest sign of deterioration can be missed and picked up hours later. Patients are unmonitored for most of the time where subtle abnormalities in vital signs can go undetected until complications arise. 50% of adverse events in the general ward
- 8. Enrolled nurses (EN) and Enrolled Nurse Axillaries (ENA) are responsible for taking and recording vitals within general wards but can only interpret the vitals under the supervision of the Registered Nurse (RN). General wards have a limited number of RNs responsible for overseeing the work of ENs a n d E NA s therefore; subtle abnormalities can easily be missed. Poor handwriting leads to charts and handover notes that are unclear and confusing, resulting in misinterpretation. Routine care is intermittent and inefficient
- 9. Enabling real-time, wireless, continuous monitoring 1 min Vitals captured every minute. Our solution keeps patients safe while reducing additional stress on hospitals and healthcare staff. When the Quro Medical platform indicates that a significant change or deterioration is occurring, an actionable notification is sent to the healthcare team to mobilise early intervention.
- 10. Presentation Title - Arial Regular, Title Case, 10pt 10
- 11. We bring all the essential elements of in-hospital care, home INTRAVENOUS THERAPY IN-PERSON AND VIRTUAL VISITS SKILLED NURSING MEDICATIONS LABORATORY SERVICES SHORT-TERM OXYGEN ALLIED HEALTHCARE SERVICES 24-HOUR CLINICAL COMMAND CENTRE REAL-TIME VITAL SIGN MONITORING RAPID RESPONSE PROTOCOLS INCL. EMS CLINICAL OVERSIGHT BY TREATING DOCTOR 24 HRS
- 12. Proven Outcomes with Hospital-at-Home Reduced Readmissions >38% Decreased Length of Stay Reduced Cost of Care >20% Maintained Safety and Quality Improved Patient Satisfaction and Experience Improved Quality of Life
- 13. Our patients are monitored with cutting-edge technology 1 min Vitals captured every minute.
- 15. Doctors can access patient data, anywhere, anytime Quro Medical Insight Web and Mobile App Disease, wearable, and cloud- agnostic Robust and Scalable Simple, Intuitive, Elegant
- 16. State-of-the-art Technology State-of-the-art Platform Quro Medical Insight Designed to be a single source of truth unlocking efficient in patient care.
- 17. Enables real-time vital signs monitoring Quro Medical Insight Early warning system to enable early detection and timely intervention.
- 18. Dynamic electronic medical record keeping Real-time, personalised data. Guided note-taking, reduces errors. Data-driven admission trends to track progress. Organised and easily retrievable clinical notes. Seamless upload ensures no information is lost.
- 19. Virtual Calls: On-demand or Scheduled John Peter’s Consult John Peter’s Consult John Peter Male 43y
- 20. Virtual Call: Key information in sight John Peter’s Consult John Peter Male 43y John Peter John
- 21. 24-hours Command Centre: Data-driven clinical interventions
- 23. AI & ML on ECG data
- 24. AI & ML on ECG data
- 25. AI & ML on ECG data
- 26. AI & ML on ECG data
- 27. Digital Health is the future present.