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​Major Healthcare Developments This Week - #17​
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​1. Kerala Govt sets new rules for private practice of doctors​
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Doctors are prohibited from practicing within a 1km radius of their hospital unless it is at home or in government quarters. They must avoid commercial premises and not refer patients to government facilities. Proper documentation is mandatory

To read more, please click here:

​https://thedoctorpreneuracademy.com/2024/09/09/kerala-government-introduces-new-rules-for-private-practice-of-doctors/​

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​2. AI could help diagnose diabetes in 10 seconds through voice analysis

Type 2 diabetes may soon be diagnosed through an analysis of one’s voice, according to a new study.

Researchers developed a highly accurate model tool by analyzing six-to-ten-second voice clips from participants — some of whom had diabetes and some of whom did not — recorded on their smartphones. The study found that changes in pitch and voice strength were significant for diagnosing diabetes.

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​https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2949761223000731​​
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​3. Karnataka health minister urged to mandate medical prescriptions in Kannada

The Kannada Development Authority (KDA) has proposed mandating the use of Kannada in doctor prescriptions at government hospitals to improve healthcare accessibility and promote the local language. This initiative aims to enhance patient safety and comprehension while preserving Kannada's cultural identity. Many doctors have already voluntarily adopted Kannada in their prescriptions, signaling widespread support for the initiative.

To read more, please click here:https://thedoctorpreneuracademy.com/2024/09/11/mandating-doctor-prescriptions-in-kannada-a-push-to-preserve-language-and-improve-healthcare/
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​4. Centre extends Ayushman health insurance coverage to all above 70

The Ayushman Bharat health insurance scheme has now expanded to include senior citizens aged 70 and above, providing them with up to Rs 5 lakh in annual health coverage. This initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden of healthcare for the elderly, offering top-up coverage for families already enrolled. Senior citizens under private health insurance or other public schemes can also opt for Ayushman Bharat benefits, making it a crucial step towards universal healthcare in India.

To read more, please click here:

​https://thedoctorpreneuracademy.com/2024/09/13/ayushman-bharat-expands-to-cover-senior-citizens-above-70-years-free-treatment-up-to-rs-5-lakh/
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​5. One dose of modified smallpox vaccine effective in preventing mpox infection, reveals BMJ study
​A recent study found that a single dose of the MVA-BN (JYNNEOS) smallpox vaccine is 58% effective in preventing mpox infection. With mpox cases rising, researchers emphasize the need to make this vaccine accessible to communities at risk. While further studies are needed to assess the two-dose regimen and long-term immunity, these findings are a significant step in controlling the outbreak.

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​https://thedoctorpreneuracademy.com/2024/09/13/effectiveness-of-smallpox-vaccine-in-preventing-mpox-a-promising-step-forward/​​
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Subject in Focus

Hospital Audit

The five primary electrical hazards in a hospital setting, along with protocols to handle electrical incidents, require attention not only to immediate and post-incident actions but also to preventive measures. Prevention plays a crucial role in mitigating risks and ensuring preparedness. It's essential to focus on how to respond during an electrical emergency, take appropriate steps afterward, and implement preventative strategies to minimize the likelihood of such hazards in the first place.

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Hospital audit is understood as procedures that help to improve management in all sectors, with a focus on previously defined strategies. All of this is done with the help of technology. It can be internal or external and takes place at pre-determined periods or continuously.

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Types of Audit
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There are several types of audits that can be conducted in hospitals, including:

• Clinical audits

These audits are a key part of the quality improvement process for patient care. They focus on improving specific aspects of healthcare, preventing poor care, and ensuring that the required standard of healthcare is being adhered to.

• Compliance audits

These audits verify that healthcare practices align with standards set by laws and regulations governing the healthcare system.

• External audits

These audits are typically conducted annually and are mandated by regulatory authorities. They are conducted by an independent auditing firm or individual.

• Internal audits

These audits evaluate internal controls, risk management processes, and operational efficiency.

• Medical audits

These audits evaluate clinical documentation for accuracy and compliance. They are a critical part of the billing process at any healthcare facility.

• Quality improvement audits

These audits focus on both patients and providers simultaneously. They collect and analyze medical information from several patients and different conditions

The Doctorpreneur Academy:
Quote From Legends in Medicine and Entrepreneurship

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Artificial Intelligence: A Guide for Thinking Humans by Melanie Mitchell is a thought-provoking and accessible examination of AI, cutting through the hype to offer a realistic perspective on the technology.
Mitchell, a computer science professor, explores key AI concepts like neural networks and machine learning, explaining them in clear, approachable language. What sets this book apart is its balanced approach: Mitchell is neither overly optimistic about AI’s future nor excessively cautious. She highlights both the remarkable achievements and the significant limitations of current AI technologies, particularly their struggles with context and common sense.
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Throughout the book, Mitchell raises important philosophical and ethical questions about intelligence, consciousness, and the societal impact of AI. By engaging readers in these deeper discussions, she makes the book as much about humanity as it is about machines. Overall, this is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding AI without the jargon or sensationalism.

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