What is MediSafe? MediSafe is a blockchain-powered healthcare platform designed to streamline the management and sharing of medical records, improve doctor-patient connectivity, and enhance healthcare access in Tier-2 a
See MoreDear Nandha, You a great idea. I'm working on a similar idea last 2 years in Ayurvedic healthcare system. I've some idea and experience on how to minimize the risk of converting the prescription s into our system, how to bring the Doctors into this new system, as many people showing their doubt. I've already talked with more then 900 Doctors(Rural and urban) I know what they actually want in a system where they can adjust themselves. If you are interested then we can have a talk. I'm looking good people and collaboration. You can check me https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhaskarrjyoti-barman-36001519
You should ensure that all RMP doctors possess adequate knowledge and skills in patient evaluation and monitoring. This is crucial to delivering effective care and maintaining trust. That said, the overall concept is excellent and has great potential!
Thanks for your support and POV. I really appreciate you bringing this up. And appreciate your time while checking out my idea. Yes. Thanks mate. That's really a valuable insight. Will tweak the product accordingly
Hi Nandha, Your idea is excellent and closely aligns with my vision for Doxlib. However, I have some concerns regarding point 3, where you plan to offer a feature that converts images into prescriptions. This could be quite risky, as doctors' handwriting varies significantly, and in India, it is often particularly difficult to interpret. For safety and accuracy, I believe this feature should be reconsidered or avoided. Looking forward to your thoughts on this.
Absolutely. Imagine a telemedical consultation and getting the medicines within an hour after consultation. Sounds good 😅.
I truly believe that collaboration drives innovation, and in the future, we may have the opportunity to work together to improve healthcare services and make a greater impact.
Oh great. If there is a supervision, then it's great to go. All the best. And for Doxlib, Thank you so much for your kind words and support! I truly appreciate that you've already heard about Doxlib—it’s encouraging to know our vision is reaching more people.
On paper the idea looks great but it will be very difficult to implement as Doctors are at the center of healthcare services and they don't want to change their processes. Currently a consultation on average lasts for 3-5 minutes in India (including the public healthcare) and also Doctors do not want to use any tech as they see it as a hassle or replacement. We tried something similar in the past and failed
Thanks for your support and inputs. And appreciate time while doing it. I think the change should be made in any industry as time passes. And basically the changes we are doing is only one thing for doctors is. That is: video call with patients. (Telemedicine) Which has already gave us a time to time results due to covid. Where it's a 2 billion market and even government is entering this space with (e-sanjeevani). And these numbers are just growing time to time. And this market is only from tire 1 cities. (As 2,3 don't have gadgets or knowledge this Market is untapped). FYI, the consultation that I take lasted 15~20 min (arranged by my company recently) and got prescribed. Where it's a swelling and it would be better if doctor would have felt it with his hands. (Where we are solving this problem by introducing a RMP doctor who becomes touch, ears and eyes for the professional doctor). I would love to hear more about your journey and till which stage you scaled it upto. The connections you had might help us grow as the way of approach and implementation is completely different. Thank you for your input. Waiting for your response to get a meaningful insights from your side.
I am a little concerned about image conversion to prescription . Doctors do write in a way ( at least the ones I go to ) that people can't even get it ... the thing is if it gets wrong it can have bad consequences .
1. How will you convince Tier-2 and Tier-3 city residents, many of whom may have limited digital literacy, to trust and use blockchain and teleconsultation services? 2. Relying on RMP doctors as cluster points is ambitious. How will you ensure consistent quality and compliance with healthcare regulations among RMPs? 3.What differentiates MediSafe from established players in telemedicine or health-tech, especially those already working in smaller cities? 4. Blockchain adds complexity and cost. Is it truly necessary for medical record sharing in this context, or could simpler, proven methods suffice? 5. Medical data privacy and teleconsultation laws in India are strict. How will you navigate these while ensuring scalability? 6. Who pays the patients, doctors, or hospitals? 7.What prevents free alternatives from outpacing you?
Storing there is really amazing but sharing is'nt. (Get to know more about hashing) Its called OP fee and it is valid till 4~5 days here i would only give one time consultation so it gets to cheaper costs. The general payment of RMP Doctor is not under my scope. It's his business i would not take any commition there. (Only if the online consultation is requested I'll come for commission) The answer and model which I use i mentioned above. Have you ever heard of medical chatbots? (It depends on the data you feed RAG model fit better for this job than regular LLM'S) [ I would suggest to learn AI/ML for better understanding]. RMP Doctor side: Who asked them to switch the service ? I am providing a additional feature where patient can opt if he needs. (Simple and clear). If they don't opt, raju doctor only treats him nothing changes. And that refering will be done me as a middle man, who legalises the commission process by introducing tokens. And it's a added feature even a well known RMP doctor is not trusted vs a reputed hospital doctors. It's not intended for RMP doctors like Raju. It's for other doctors (and even Raju doctor can have it, and his name will just be a side along with MediSafe) I have talked to 5 RMP doctors and 3 of them accepted to this (it's never a 100% target) i did the field work dude no offense. Answers for hospitals: For future operations. They hook them with online consultation services from RMP's and get extra foot fall from these operations. The tire 2,3 city patients come to these hospitals broo... Why would he ask them to take the tests if the patient is in his hospital. (That's the main point, he gets more revenue). I am more than happy to see you struggle this much for me. And would love to connect with your friends too... To disscus more. For your idea, this startup already received a place in T-Hub, and received a grant of 10lac rs. I have pivoted the idea for tire 2 and 3 cities now. You can check my LinkedIn profile for proofs or details. Yes, because the doctors in practo doesn't have next conversation or get any tests, X-ray money from that patient. But here the Patient is called to the hospital (where the doctor treated him is from here itself). RMP doctors get a video conference with a nearby hospitals only. Not with the doctors accross india. Hope this clears your doubts. I would be more than happy if there are any other questions you have. But before that I would suggest to atleast read or try my MVP and come because I understood that you did not understand my idea properly.
(if I was patient) : •storing medical reports like digilocker - amazing feature • it will cost way higher than 50-100rs (min 300-500) for consulting tier 1 large hospital doctors even in online • also if rmp doctor doesn't get high commissions why would he let his customer slip to some other doctor other side of screen, he would keep the whole money • if you try to keep it supper affordable ,which you can't you can't even make a penny out of it • using chatbot for self diagnose is like googling the symptoms (If I was RMP doctor) Let me explain you this with an example - in my hometown there was a clinic run by RMP doctor no one knows name of clinic , but its famous by name of Raju doctor who runs it , now why people from years going to him will switch to your service , if it was a serious disease or diagnosis issue , the RMP himself will refer a better doctor , for these type of doctors there's already a massive footfall driven by trust and experience along with word of mouth , why would I even need your brandname in the above example It will be very hard converting RMP doctors to use your service (If I was a large organization) •in large hospitals they already have a very busy schedule, hundreds of patients and also well paid in most of the hospitals then why will they spend extra time & energy just for few hundred rs more •and these doctors would write prescriptions and suggest tests which are available in their hospital or locality rather than those of a patient in tier 2 or 3 You may think that I'm trying to critic your idea , but trust me I actually found your idea interesting so I asked many of my friends who are medical students and doctors regarding this and everything I said above were their points which they said On top it may look like an amazing concept but when we dive deeper into execution and human behaviour it just doesn't work out Do you know how much higher does a consultantion cost in practo compared to your local doctor ? And why ?
Sure below you can find 3 different sectors and positives you get if you use my product. If you were a patient: I would ask to give me your recent medical records. (From your local doctor to all the way upto larger hospitals) In which you couldn't provide as digitalization of medical records are not being utilised properly. After that I would give this product for free. Where you can store and share your medical records for free. Later I'll explain the other features it has: Where you can go to nearby local doctor and use his device to connect to large organisation doctors. For 50~100 rs only. If you are educated properly, i would explain the chatbot features that I offer and how it's helpful to self diagnose the problem and come to a basic conclusion. If you were a RMP doctor: I would give a brief perks if you implement this idea in your clinic. 1.) scheduling your appointments 2.) tokens for refering patients 3.) creating a brand under MediSafe to connect to larger organisations. 4.) enlighten you with the amount of football that going to increase. 5.) security that it has. Etc.. If your were a large organisation (hospital): 1.) the amount of footfall increases from the local clinics directly to your hospital. 2.) partial OP fee for one time consultantion. Etc... It's difficult to compress it under 50-70 words as it has 3 sectors to convince. If you wanted better use case i would suggest to go to the first comment down below as i explained it in a better story format.
I'm working on the same project for last 8 months, any chance to collaborate?
Would love to disscus more in dm brother. Your side of inputs POV matters a lot.
how to connect local doctor any idea?
Thanks for your time and feedback, POV. Appreciate your feedback. We dedicate a separate space on our application where you can find nearby doctors in your area. (RMP Doctors). Through google Maps API. And from there you can give access to your medical records by NFC tags or QR code scans. Either of those. And connect to that doctor. (A basic version of this working prototype link and also a YouTube video link is share below I think it's 2nd or 1st comment). Hope you can understand better from there.) I hope I gave an answer for your question. If your are referring to any other specified topic I'll be more than happy to assist you. Thank you.
Hope this idea turns everyone lives easier in reality. Good luck for your journey.
This was Great idea it is one more step towereds the web3.
Thanks mate. Appreciate your time for going through the entire idea. Would love to hear from your side, like the particular aspect you like the most.
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