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Reena heads Ipsos' Global Centre of Expertise in Connected Health and is passionate about developing global data assets. Reena is a passionate leader in field of connected health. She is a frequent mainstage speaker on global platforms as CES,HIMMS, Connected Health conferences .She has led large strategic studies mapping connected health amongst payers, healthcare professionals and patients.She is a Director for ipsos based in London.

Affiliated with NHS UK for past 28 years.
Practicing as an experienced gynaecologist, expert educationist, motivational organisational transformational change advisor and visionary futuristic healthcare enthusiast.
Resourceful digital transformation expert matching provider-consumer needs in a bespoke SMART health ecosystem for individual settings .
Alumnus of Imperial College London & Harvard Medical School.
A subject matter expert in strategy, enterprise and delivering change; reputed for tackling challenges through innovation, collaborative management and leadership.
Key competencies and experience include:
Healthcare educational strategy formulation, healthcare transformation and change, project and programme management, operational improvement, and facilitating embedment of safety aspects in technology programmes.
In summary, unique individual that combines clinical experience backed up by solid academic credentials (FRCOG, Med Cert SQIL) with experience and visionary insights in healthcare delivery of disruptive solutions from strategy through to execution.

Vice Chair of Educast Society (NGO) working with collaborators to facilitate urgent health needs in maternal and child health crisis in Yemen.

www.linkedin.com/in/nailasiddiquikamal

www.medret-academy.com

For over 20 years, Fran Ayalasomayajula, executive healthcare strategist and technologist, has been

dedicated to serving the health needs of populations around the world. Fran is the Head of Digital

Health Strategies Worldwide at HP. Prior to HP, Fran worked for major health and life science

institutions, including WHO, CDC, BMS, and UHG. Fran is a devoted volunteer serving as the President of

Reach, a global non-profit social impact organization, and a board member of multiple industry leading

organizations, including the Consumer Technology Association Health and Fitness Division and NHS of

San Diego. Fran is also the author of several publications on a variety of healthcare topics including best

practices for the successful adoption of virtual reality in the clinical setting; scaling global connected

health programs; clinical empathy, technology adoption for aging well, and the deployment of digital

technology for the prevention of maternal mortality and morbidity.

https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/remote-patient-monitoring-can-help-address-maternal-mortality-crisis

Mr Butt is a Telecom engineer by Profession and is the founder of Educast Group, which a Digital Health Tech organization, He is in TeleHealth for last 15 years and is the CEO for Educast (Technology Experts in facilitating Telehealth services in crisis areas). Mr Butt has been a speaker at many events talking about role of technology in facilitation of communication in disaster zones. He has a wealth of experience in implementing remote access health and education technology enablement projects funded by NGOs, governments as well as academic institutions. Educast is playing a big role during COVID 19 pandemic in Pakistan by providing home isolation telehealth advisory 150,000 people Corona positive effected through his 450 edoctors from 15 countries with the province of Sindh.

Currently EDUCAST social services wing is engaged in establishing multipurpose tele Centers, for Maternal and Child health, Training of Midwives, Mental health consultations, and Teaching online English conversation sessions in war effected areas of Shqra, Zanjabir, Maarib and Hadarul Maut in Yemen.

https://www.brecorder.com/news/40064858/educast-facilitates-humanitarian-efforts-in-war-torn-areas-of-yemen

Dr. Matthew Strehlow is an Associate Professor and Vice Chair in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Stanford and the Director of Stanford Emergency Medicine International. Over the past decade and a half, he has worked in prehospital and emergency care across the globe including serving as a primary advisor to India’s

prehospital emergency care system, now the largest centralized EMS system in the world. He is the founder of the On-Line Medical Research program in India and focuses his research on the epidemiology of emergencies in

developing nations, maternal and neonatal emergency referral systems, and the intersection of emergency response systems and gender-based violence. While living in Cambodia, Dr. Strehlow worked on improving prehospital and facility-based emergency care systems under two USAID funded grants serving as Senior Technical Advisor for the

Quality Health Services project. His online, open-access emergency medicine training program, sepsis gaming programs and open access COVID-19 Healthcare Worker courses have been utilized by tens of thousands of providers in over 140 countries. In 2020, as incoming Chair of American College of Emergency Physicians Scientific Assembly he launched the first global health in EM track bring speakers from every continent. At Stanford he is a Fellow at the Center for Innovation in Global Health and as an advisor to Stanford’s Digital Medic initiative to help advance the University’s mission of improving health and education worldwide.