The agreement was signed by Dr Jitendar Kumar Sharma, MD & CEO, AMTZ, and Kishor Joshi, Chief Business Officer, TRS, in the presence of senior management from both the organisations
Teleradiology Solutions (TRS) has announced that it has signed an agreement with Andhra Med Tech Zone (AMTZ) to establish a hub in the zone dedicated to providing remote radiology image reads focused on government sector and public sector by expert radiologists supported by innovative artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. Through this hub, AMTZ and TRS will reach out to pan-India government hospitals, state-wide rural health centers (including those under the National Health Mission), and public sector undertakings with hospitals where TRS will provide remote radiology services. A health cloud is conceptualised which will ensure that all this radiologic data is archived in a central location for all government hospitals across India so that research institutions may use the data to conduct research projects.
The agreement was signed by Dr Jitendar Kumar Sharma, MD & CEO, AMTZ, and Kishor Joshi, Chief Business Officer, TRS, in the presence of senior management from both the organisations.
“The agreement between TRS and AMTZ enables the latter to onboard government and public sector organizations which can benefit from complete range of diagnostics through a single portal, including teleradiology, image storage and sharing and comprehensive reporting solutions. This collaboration will help develop a faster adoption of current generation technologies while also providing innovative AI based healthcare solutions in the field of remote radiology through our bespoke technology platform RADSpa” said Joshi.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Arjun Kalyanpur, CEO & Chief Radiologist, TRS said “We are greatly excited and optimistic about our collaboration with AMTZ, which is in alignment with Teleradiology Solutions mission to bring high quality diagnostics to areas of need, in keeping with the vision of the National Digital Heath Mission. Our presence in AMTZ’s vibrant Pyramed, a symbol of its creative and futuristic approach to the advancement of medical technology, gives fresh impetus to our initiatives to bring telehealth services, which are the future of healthcare, to remote areas throughout our country.”
Dr Sharma, MD & CEO, AMTZ highlighted that “with this initiative it will be easier to integrate Health Services delivery with industry promotion. Computational methods, analytics and data science approach will help provide indigenous MedTech products such as CT Scanner, MRIs with fully integrated reporting, storage and analytical services. Teleradiology is an example of the successful use of medical technology to deliver high quality radiology diagnostics to areas of need. Using a hub and spoke model, teleradiology enables immediate reporting of emergency scans in critical conditions and also provides radiology reporting services to locations where there are no radiologists available”.