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AI-based personal assistant for breast cancer patients

NT BureauBy NT BureauDecember 17, 2020No Comments
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Chennai: QurHealth Solutions India launched ‘Sheela G’, a voice-based Artificial Intelligence (AI) enabled personal health assistant in English, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Urdu, Bengali, Spanish, German, and French.

Currently, Sheela G is available for Breast Cancer – Chemotherapy patients. Sheela G records patient’s vitals from home health devices such as Glucometer, Blood Pressure Monitor, Pulse Oximeter, Weighing scale, and Thermometer in real-time remotely using Voice, Text, and IoT devices.

Its AI models recognise digital signature of patients and proactively assist in managing their disease conditions, including pre- and post-clinical therapies, dos and don’ts, reminders and appointments. Sheela G is now available for free from the Android and iOS stores through the ‘My Family Health Book’ app- ‘myFHB’.

Ravi Kunduru, founder and CEO of Ventech Solutions, the parent company of QurHealth, said, “We are humbled to serve patients of all ages enabling safe, secured, and compliant access with their own caregivers, doctors, and hospitals. Our goal is to be a safe and trusted choice to the patients and their families for receiving personalised care, on-line and in person”.

Rajarajan S, senior VP, QurHealth Solutions, said, “Sheela G will revolutionise and positively impact the treatment by answering questions that a patient may have about their illness and treatment. We are starting with Oncology care and will be adding for other chronic conditions and disorders in the next few months. Our AI leverages to support a disruptive model for patient quality of care and patient engagement with caregivers, doctors, and hospitals for positive health outcomes”.

 

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