HEALTHCARE CONSULTING
Over the last 5 years I have become interested in healthcare innovation and technology and have acted in an advisory capacity for a number of small start-up businesses. Having founded the largest private cord Blood Bank in the UK (Cells4Life), I have a passion for innovation and entrepreneurship. I am currently studying for a Masters degree at Oxford University in global healthcare leadership and have developed a significant network of global healthcare leaders.
I also have become involved in strategic advisory role at Cachar Cancer Hospital in Assam India.
I allocate specific time for my consulting services and have the opportunity to bring in colleagues through my network to assist start up and small to medium sized Enterprises in strategic planning execution and strategy.
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Case Studies
The Vinehealth app provides a free and simple way for people undergoing cancer treatment to manage physical and mental wellbeing indicators and to share this information easily with their clinicians. The patient can link the app to an online dashboard used by the medical professionals treating them, providing real-time insights to the clinician. The Vinehealth smartphone app simplifies medication management, appointments and behavioural data tracking. Having a single place to self-manage from helps the patient to feel in control of their treatment, supporting them practically and emotionally.
Sciensus is dedicated to making the most of real-world data to drive innovation and evidence-based decision-making and improve patient outcomes. We are investing in cutting-edge technologies to generate meaningful insights from diverse sources of real-world data and work in partnership with healthcare providers, pharma and regulatory bodies to harness the power of real-world data.
I currently have a consultancy role in strategy and implementation at Sciensus to develop Sciensus Companion App and platform and take it to market in the Oncology and Pharma space.
Cachar Cancer Hospital
The Incidence of Breast Cancer in India is increasing and despite transformational drug and therapy developments in Cancer Screening and treatments globally, access to high quality cancer care is not universal and as a result much of the population are denied lifesaving therapies. The result is the economic, social, and societal burden of cancer is increasing.
