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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
00:29
Chapter 10
00:31
Chapter 11
01:39
Chapter 12
01:41
Chapter 13
02:14
Chapter 14
02:16
Chapter 15
02:17
Chapter 16
02:19
Chapter 17
02:40
Chapter 18
02:42
Chapter 19
03:16
Chapter 20
03:19
Chapter 21
04:28
Chapter 22
04:30
Chapter 23
04:31
Chapter 24
04:40
Chapter 25
04:52
Chapter 26
04:54
Chapter 27
05:33
Chapter 28
05:35
Chapter 29
05:54
Chapter 30
05:57
Chapter 31
06:11
Chapter 32
06:13
Chapter 33
06:14
Chapter 34
06:16
Chapter 35
06:24
Chapter 36
06:26
Chapter 37
06:32
Chapter 38
06:34
Chapter 39
07:29
Chapter 40
07:31
Chapter 41
08:19
Chapter 42
08:20
Chapter 43
09:08
Chapter 44
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Chapter 45
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Chapter 46
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Chapter 47
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Chapter 48
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Chapter 49
Informatics Final Assignment.
Audio Transcript
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Yeah. Good morning.
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I'm Savannah Bowers of family nurse, practitioner, student.
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And today I will be sharing information on Babylon, a
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revolutionary artificial intelligence and digital health company.
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Okay, here's an overview of the topics I will be
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discussing today.
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First, let's start with who founded this company, where, when
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and why it was originated.
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Okay. The founder and CEO of Babylon is Dr Ali
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Parsa. He is a British Iranian healthcare entrepreneur and is
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an engineer with a PhD in engineering physics.
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He's a UK Cabinet Office ambassador for Mutuals and was
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listed in the Times 100 people to watch.
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The Health Service Journal recognized him as one of the
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50 most influential people in UK health care.
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He was featured in the Maserati 100 a list that
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recognizes game changing entrepreneurs.
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Babylon is a digital health service provider that combines artificial
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intelligent technology with the medical expertise of actual clinicians.
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With the Babylon APP, you can talk to a physician
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within minutes via phone or video call, ask simple medical
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questions via their text service and monitor your overall health.
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Babylon Health was founded in 2013.
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Their first mobile APP was released in April of 2014,
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and this company became available in the U.
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S. On January 1st 2020.
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Babylon's mission is to put an accessible and affordable health
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service in the hands of every person on Earth.
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Mhm. Here is a lift a list of some of
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their team members.
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The team has developed a doctors, specialists, scientists and AI
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engineers from 60 different countries, all who are U S
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board certified and handpicked to work for the company.
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The clinicians on the team consists of doctors, nurse practitioners,
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psychiatrists and behavioral health therapists.
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Access to these clinicians is available 24 7.
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These clinicians are able to diagnose, provide medical advice, make
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referrals and prescribed medications, right?
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Yeah, yeah, Babylon is unlike traditional healthcare, it focuses on
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both preventative and primary care.
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It provides patients with tools and advice to stay healthy
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and gives them 24 7 access to care when they
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are sick.
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All this can be done from an electronic device of
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the patient's choice at no extra cost.
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Yeah, so what is artificial intelligence?
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Everyone is already using it with the use of smartphones,
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video games, online shopping.
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AI enables computers to act in a more humanistic way.
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It makes experiences more personable and enjoyable.
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Babylon's AI works like a providers brain and analyzing symptoms
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or other medical data to formulate appropriate diagnoses, treatment options
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and lifestyle modifications.
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This technology drastically increases the number of patients that can
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be seen at one time improving access to care across
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the world.
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Mhm. Mhm.
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Yeah, Babylon has the capability to be with patients at
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every step of their personal health journey, leading to a
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healthier, longer life.
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Access to the chat box and health check is free
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and can be accessed by anyone.
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All the other services listed here are billable, and patients
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should check with their insurance provider to inquire if Babylon
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services are covered.
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Project Managing Health is a lifelong project.
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Babylon's health check tool helps patients understand their current health
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and how to change if necessary.
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There is an interactive questionnaire to complete, and Health Check
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will provide a health report, which provides steps toward becoming
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healthier. The Symptom Checker Checker application is for any patient
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feeling ill or off.
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The symptom checker will analyze symptoms and guide patients to
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the help that they need.
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Time and location should never stop patients from getting the
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care they need with Babylon video appointments providers are on
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call to provide care when needed.
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Any time, day or night again.
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This application is available through select health care plans.
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Mhm. Mhm!
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Yeah, Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Okay, so how this company stays afloat and the supportive
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programmes that make it possible.
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Yeah, Mhm.
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Mhm. Babylon Health is funded by five investors with Munich
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Corporate Venture Fund and V and V Global being the
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most recent investors.
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The other ones are listed here.
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Evelyn Health uses 35 technology products and services, including HTML
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five, Google Analytics and Google Fonts.
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Babylon Health is actively using 69 technologies for its website
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according to crunch base, which include viewpoint media, iPhone mobile
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compatible N S P F.
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Yeah, yes, supportive Servant Supportive devices is mentioned throughout this
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presentation or mobile devices.
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The application can be downloaded via Google play or through
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the Apple App store.
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Here is a Cure CO.
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Directly from the website.
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Should patients, providers, partners or investors be interested in downloading
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it? You can access the Babylon website from any desktop
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or laptop, and it also provides a great deal of
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information about the company.
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However, to access their full health care services.
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You must download the APP on a mobile device.
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Lastly, we will talk about who is using this application.
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What are some benefits and downfalls and how this company
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or application can improve.
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Okay, Bubble and Health currently has 4.4 million registered patients
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from across the globe.
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I don't understand.
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Here you can see how different clientele used.
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Babylon health patients have access to complete value based care
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through digital health management.
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This application provides Front and AI solutions to enhance patient
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encounter patient engagement, deliver better insight, better autonomy and better
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results. Patients have the ability to continuously monitor their health
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so they can stay well.
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It's a complete end to end digital primary care at
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no cost.
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Better health means longer, healthier lives for patients and cost
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savings for partners.
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Making health more affordable because A I can free up
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our doctors and nurses so they can focus on better
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managing patient care.
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This prevents overworking in Varna.
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Investors and partners of Babylon have the opportunity to be
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a large part of transforming healthcare and a technologically, ever
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evolving world.
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Mhm. Here's a list of some of the pros and
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cons most health systems today focus on short term sick
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care instead of long term preventative care.
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This makes health care more expensive and less accessible.
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That's Babylon's focus is to provide more preventative care and
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to focus on creating better health for all.
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90% of appointments booked were booked within 30 minutes, and
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again there's availability.
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24 73 65.
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They found that 23% of E r urgent care visits
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were avoided through these digital appointments, and 15 to 35%
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of acute care savings was achieved in the NHS.
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Lastly, 64% of their supportive role and post appointment work
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streams have been automated again, freeing up more provider time.
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Yeah, here's a list of areas of improvement um, expanding.
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Who gets to use this So introducing it to more
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countries having it be more accepted at different insurance carriers?
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Um, Babylon could improve by improving their marketing so that
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they reach more patients globally.
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Um, also, I recommend improve transparency.
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It would be nice to see customer reviews and experiences
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on their website or application.
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That way, patients are more inclined to go if they
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see that others have had a good experience.
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And lastly, it would be nice if they shared their
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research on their website at states that they have 25
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peer reviewed papers.
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But they're not easily accessible from their site.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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And here are my references for the presentation today.
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Mhm. And I thank you for joining me.
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Should you have any questions, please email me at the
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email address here on the screen and I'll get back
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to you as soon as I can.
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Thank you.
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