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HOW TO LAUNCH A SUCCESSFUL TELEMEDICINE PROGRAM

Proprietary & Confidential

Bionabu® is the trading name for Bionesty LTD.

Online training course

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Housekeeping Reminders

Welcome to our online training course. Before we begin, we would like to provide you with some important information regarding housekeeping and health and safety.

Housekeeping:

a. Keep your work area clean and organized.

b. Avoid eating or drinking near your computer.

c. Ensure that all cords and wires are properly secured and out of the way.

d. Turn off and unplug all electrical equipment when not in use.

e. Dispose of any waste materials in the designated areas.

Health and Safety:

a. Take frequent breaks to stretch and rest your eyes.

b. Adjust your screen and chair to ensure proper ergonomics.

c. Use headphones or a headset to avoid excessive noise exposure.

d. Keep a first aid kit nearby in case of an emergency.

e. In case of an emergency, follow the instructions provided by your local authorities.

We take your safety and wellbeing seriously, and we ask that you follow these guidelines throughout the course to ensure a safe and productive learning experience. Thank you for your cooperation.

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About

Ina is the visionary behind Bionabu®.

Ina has a deep understanding of the challenges faced by both professionals and aspiring professionals in the field.

She created Bionabu® to help bridge the gap between education and industry connections, so that people can better advance their careers in the Medtech field.

Ina Burgstaller, MSc

CEO & Founder of Bionabu

& Trustee of Likarnya Online

Richard Katzman,

Strategy & Business Operations

Advisor & Bionabu Board Member

Richard is a highly experienced Senior Operations Executive with a strong background in the healthcare industry. He brings a vast amount of knowledge and expertise to Bionabu®, where he provides valuable advice to the team on matters of compliance, operational excellence, and emerging technologies. By doing so, he ensures that the platform maintains its leading position in the industry.

Thomas is a Research Lead at Likaarnya Online. He is an oral surgeon, medical advisor, project lead, and clinical epidemiologist with substantial clinical project management experience. Skilled in research methodology design, medical business strategy, data management, and evidence-based approaches.

Thomas Rager Masa, BDS, RD, MPH

Clinical Research Lead

at Likarnya Online

Growing up, I always had a passion for science and technology. I knew that I wanted to make a difference in the world by using my knowledge and skills to improve people's lives. After completing her education in medicine, I started working in the Medtech industry for the biopharma managing clinical trials.

However, I quickly realized that many aspiring professionals in the field faced challenges in getting the right education and industry connections to advance their careers. I saw this as an opportunity to create something that could bridge this gap.

With this vision in mind, I founded Bionabu®, a platform that connects professionals and aspiring professionals in the Medtech field with education resources and industry connections. Bionabu® has since helped many people achieve their career goals and make a positive impact in the world.

For me, the success of Bionabu® is not just about the platform's growth and impact, but also about the individual stories of people whose lives have been transformed by the opportunities it provides. I remain committed to my vision of making the Medtech industry more accessible and inclusive for everyone.

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Agenda

Planning a Telemedicine Program

Evaluation of Telemedicine Program

Questions and Answers

Introduction to Telemedicine (Quiz)

Implementation of Telemedicine Program (Case Study)

Best Practices for Launching a Successful Telemedicine Program

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Our agenda - we'll start from fundamentals and terminology of AI. (Module 1)
Then moving on to the applications of AI in healthcare, we'll be seeing a lot of real world use cases. (Module 2)
Then, of course, no discussion is complete without discussing the challenges to adoption (Module 3) because a lot of talk is there, but hardly there's any difference on the bedside. So, what is preventing the changes from happening? We will be discussing those challenges.
And of course, the ethical issues in artificial intelligence (Module 3), because we as clinicians are like a safeguard for patient care, we need to discuss these topics, because if we don't discuss it, then I don't think anyone else is going to worry about that.
Finally, we'll be discussing the key takeaways and we'll be having a Q&A session. (Module 3)

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The Evolution of Telemedicine

Early 20th century

1970s NASA

1980s and 1990s Arizona Telemedicine Program

2000, world began implementing telemedicine

COVID-19 pandemic in 2020

Today, telemedicine is widely used and accepted

The history of telemedicine dates back to the early 20th century when medical professionals experimented with using telephones and radios to communicate with patients in remote areas.
The term "telemedicine" was coined in the 1970s when NASA began researching ways to provide healthcare services to astronauts in space.
In the 1980s and 1990s, telemedicine technologies continued to develop, with the Arizona Telemedicine Program being one of the earliest and most successful telemedicine programs.
In the early 2000s, many countries around the world began implementing telemedicine programs to improve access to healthcare services.
The COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 accelerated the adoption of telemedicine, as medical professionals and patients turned to remote healthcare services to reduce the risk of exposure to the virus.
Today, telemedicine is widely used and accepted, with many medical professionals and healthcare organizations offering remote consultations, monitoring, and treatment to patients.
Telemedicine has been shown to improve patient outcomes, increase access to healthcare services, and reduce healthcare costs.

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Introduction to Telemedicine

Increase access

Reduce healthcare costs

Improve patient outcomes

Increase patient satisfaction

Reduce risk of exposure

Improve communication

Use of technology to provide healthcare services remotely to:

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Introduction to Telemedicine

Video Conferencing

Mobile Health Apps

Remote Patient Monitoring & wearables

Store-and-Forward Technology

Video Conferencing: This allows healthcare providers to communicate with patients via video chat, providing real-time medical consultations.

Mobile Health Apps: These apps allow patients to monitor their health conditions and provide healthcare providers with real-time data on their health status.

Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Devices: These devices allow healthcare providers to monitor patients remotely by collecting data such as blood pressure, glucose levels, and heart rate.

Store-and-Forward Technology: This technology allows healthcare providers to send patient information, such as medical images and test results, to other healthcare providers for review and consultation.

Wearable Devices: These devices, such as fitness trackers and smartwatches, can monitor patients' vital signs and other health-related data.

Artificial Intelligence (AI): AI can help healthcare providers to diagnose diseases and recommend treatment plans by analyzing patient data.

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Telemedicine Regulations

Licensure and credentialing of healthcare providers
Patient privacy and security of medical information
Reimbursement for telemedicine services, and requirements for informed consent and standards of care
Delivering telemedicine services outside of own jurisdiction

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Teleconsultation services to displaced Ukrainians

Powered by

HUMANITARIAN PROJECT

This is a digital health innovation that focuses on providing teleconsultation & healthcare services to Ukrainians who have fled their homes due to the war in Ukraine.

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OUR JOURNEY

How we are helping million Ukrainians

Likarnya Online Project Formation

February 2022

Clinical Research started as a separate project (project is ongoing)

May 2022

March 2022

Likarnya Online stand-alone platform has been launched

with 25 fully registered doctors and 100 patients

March

2022

Fundraising Campaign

April 2022

70+ new doctors were recruited, certified and onboarded

on Bionabu (project is ongoing)

Expanding

This is what we achieve today 60% growth

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Planning a Telehealth Programme

Identify the Need

Assess Feasibility

Develop a Plan

Select Technology

Medical triage

Artificial Intelligence

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THE PLATFORM

www.likarnyaonline.com

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Implementation of a Telehealth Programme

Develop Policies and Procedures

Recruit and Train Administrators and Medical Professionals

Launch the Programme

Technical Support

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Who are our super doctors and contributors

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Evaluation of a Telehealth Programme

Continuous Monitoring (Identify problems)

Collect feedback from Patients and Medical Professionals (analyse)

Modify and Improve the Program as Needed

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Clinical Research

Retrospective

cross-sectional study

Likarnya Online Research Team

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Characteristics of reported cases	N (%)
Age (Mean ± SD, Median)	33.21 ± 19.09, 33
Sex (n= 314)
Male	72 (22.9)
Female	242 (77.1)
Language (n=312)
Ukrainian	186 (59.62)
Russian	111 (35.58)
English	15 (4.81)
Ukrainian/Russian	82 (26.28)
Ukrainian/English	3 (0.96)
Russian/English	1 (0.32)
Ukrainian/Russian/English	11 (3.53)
Displacement status (n=314)
Internally displaced	72 (22.93)
Refugees	242 (77.07)
Inquiry categories (n=314)
Consultation	232 (73.84)
Advice	82 (26.11)

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Case status (n=314)
Closed	247 (78.66)
Lost to follow-up	67 (21.34)
Inquiry by medical specialty (n=314)
GP/Internal medicine	229 (73.4)
Paediatrics	32 (10.3)
Obstetrics & Gynaecology	16 (5.1)
Dentistry/Oral surgery	10 (3.2)
Dermatology	9 (2.9)
Psychology	6 (1.9)
Cardiology	1 (0.3)
Other specialties	9 (2.9)
Healthcare access barriers (n=314)
Yes	219 (69.7)
No	95 (30.25)
Illness condition (n=314)
Acute	61 (19.4)
Chronic	253 (80.6)
Case severity (n=314)
Mild	149 (47.45)
Moderate	149 (47.45)
Severe	16 (5.10)

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Best Practices

Collaborate with Medical Professionals and Technology Experts

Educate Patients and Medical Professionals on the Telemedine

Provide Adequate Technical & Admin Support

Ensure Compliance and Regulations

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Micro-Internship Opportunity

Attention to interns interested in telehealth!

Likarnya Online, a non-profit organisation backed by the Bionabu community, is seeking volunteers to provide medical triage to Ukrainians who have fled their home due to the ongoing war in Ukraine.

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Questions and Answers

So the key takeaways are, you will agree with me, that data is the new oil, and AI has the potential to become new electricity. So it is basically a technology that is going to impact across industries, not just healthcare, not just finance, not just content creation. It's going to impact the entire world as an industrial revolution.
And of course, with these things, more and more shift is going towards personalized intelligence-based healthcare.
I showed you that research and publications continue to see exponential growth, so it is important to stay updated. And now with certain AI tools, you can summarize the research just by a matter of clicks. And you can consume a large amount of research in a small amount of time.
There's potential need for reskilling and upskilling so that we can partner and utilize, not just be the end consumers like we were stuck with electronic medical records.
And of course, gray areas exist, but they need to be resolved with time.

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Thank you.

Contact

info@bionabu.com

www.bionabu.com