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[ducatiman] 06/4/2022 14:25

I’ve done my research LR2. Today is definately Wednesday. 😂

[lr2] 06/4/2022 13:38

Yes it is, is that why you bought the one million shares earlier today Duc?

[ducatiman] 06/4/2022 12:49

Is it Thursday tomorrow?

[ragnarr] 06/4/2022 10:42

I didnt realise that NHS organisations are advised not to make announcements during a pre-election period..The pre-election period has implications for NHS organisations, including the arm's-length bodies.During this time, communications in the form of either announcements or activities by NHS organisations should be avoided if they could influence, or be regarded as influencing, the outcome of elections.https://www.nhsconfed.org/articles/2022-pre-election-period-dos-and-donts-nhs

[lr2] 04/4/2022 17:50

Thanks for that Ged. My first look in of the day. Currently back at my sister's place doing some chores and keeping an eye on her.

[ged5] 04/4/2022 13:04

Publicity drive in India about to start?

[lr2] 01/4/2022 23:34

Too many steroids, it makes them reckless. French film for me 'I Got Life'.

[ged5] 01/4/2022 23:30

Anyway, time for a few games of chess. Some Ruskies and Yanks on at this time of night. Ruskies usually make silly mistakes. I wonder why that is? I usually hammer the Yanks. Bring it on!

[ged5] 01/4/2022 23:27

That's what I like to hear, LR2.

[lr2] 01/4/2022 23:25

Better than average.

[ged5] 01/4/2022 23:00

So what chance of another Thursday RNS?

Ducatiman, really? Come on Salford!

[lr2] 01/4/2022 16:12

Feedback 0.67p £18m (FDBK.L)

The specialist clinical communication company, announces that its cloud TB screening service is now live at the Evangelical Hospital Khariar in Odisha, India. The service sees digital X-rays securely transmitted via mobile networks to the cloud where the images are analysed by Feedback’s partner Qure.ai, before being shared with clinicians. Using Bleepa’s pioneering capabilities a screening result can be available within minutes of an X-ray being acquired, almost anywhere in India. The impact of this technology means that TB screening can now be expanded to rural areas where digital imaging was difficult to deliver. This enables current TB screening services to reach more people and grow the number of their existing screening contracts. The pilot, run in partnership with Qure.ai and Amazon Web Services will now move into an evaluative stage where the system benefits will be measured as patients come through. In parallel the Company will pursue a number of opportunities to commercialise the system, leveraging the evidence generated by the pilot.

[ducatiman] 31/3/2022 17:16

Looks like most of yesterdays speculators are out. I wonder if they knew it was another Jam tomorrow RNS. The market doesn’t trust this outfit and is only going to react positively to £ signs.

[yump] 31/3/2022 11:50

Well here’s hoping that each pilot gets reported on and doesn’t “disappearR21; under the next new pilot announcements.

Seen a string of new initiatives in quite a few companies, where the previous ones just quietly fade away.

[ged5] 31/3/2022 10:04

Well Yump has certainly returned in form. I knew there was something missing. You may have a point and you probably feel somewhat better for getting things off your chest.

This is still a very small company and is operating in a field where contracts take time. Too long for some and there's always the doubt it may not get there.

Let's remember what TO said about India

"Now the other big opportunity we've gone out to raise this money for is in India around TB screenings. So, we were actually selected by the UK dept of International trade for a trade mission back in December last year, and this was really as a sort of precursor to Boris Johnson's state visit that of course unfortunately never happened because of covid.

But what it did mean was that we were able to sit with government and state level stakeholders within India and really understand what their pain points were and where they were going to be looking to bring funding on and the thing that really came up was TB screening.

So they have a big problem in India and actually internationally with TB, we know about 40 percent of the Indian population have blatant TB, they have about 2.6 million cases, new cases every year and so what Modi has now stipulated is they want to eradicate TB within a 5-10 year horizon. That means that they now need to work out who within the population has TB and who doesn’t, and TB screening requires a chest X-ray, now chest X-rays are almost exclusively done in urban settings in India – yeah- the vast majority of population are rural, and what we don’t have the network capability to be able to take an X-ray in a rural setting and share it with a radiologist for reporting.

But that is exactly the technology solution that we have developed with the Bleepa Box which is the solution we designed for the UK Vets at CVS that allows you to take an X-ray of a horse in a stable push it via a mobile phone network to our cloud and then make it immediately available through Bleep for discussion.

And so the opportunity for us really has been around evolving over the last 11 months in the background and again, hasn’t been something we have been able to talk to anyone until now, so erm, we are at the point now where we have been able to talk about what we are doing here, so we have announced the Partnership, one of – err- many partnerships we are in discussion with at the minute … with a company called Qure.ai …Qure have an amazing algorithm that will diagnose TB of a chest X-ray, and what this will allow us to do is to have an X-ray taken in a village in India pushed over by the Bleepa box straight into the cloud over a mobile phone network, we can then immediately the Qure.ai algorithm and with seconds of that image being acquired, we can tell whether that patient had TB or not.

[yump] 31/3/2022 09:17

Well we’ve been promised a present but my guess is its on a long and winded route to be delivered by Christmas 2022.

[lr2] 31/3/2022 09:12

A positive RNS and it's snowing where I am. Must be Christmas.

[yump] 31/3/2022 08:50

Also what bothers me about India is that a price for Bleepa has already been mentioned, which goes against all marketing strategies taught at elementary level.

You charge what the market will pay.

Unless your cunning plan is to mention a price that would be fantastic for your business, to see what response you get, in the knowledge that you’ll have to come down a bit.

[digger2779] 31/3/2022 08:16

Lo and behold we have an RNS. Who would have thought it from yesterday's flutter in the sp? Let's hope this goes to plan and we get it monetarized soon.

[lr2] 30/3/2022 19:53

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[lr2] 30/3/2022 16:34

Thursday tomorrow. I might look in early.