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[lr2] 25/3/2024 11:24

(Alliance News) - Feedback PLC on Monday announced it will partner with the Heal Foundation in India to conduct tuberculosis screening projects.

Shares in Feedback jumped 29% to 152.00 pence each in London on Monday morning.

The London-based clinical infrastructure specialist said the partnership supports the Indian government's goal of eradicating TB by 2025.

The collaboration will initially be funded by third-party donors, the firm said.

Feedback said it aims to provide India with a "digital first screening model" that harnesses the speed and accuracy of X-ray imaging, supported by AI diagnostics. Its local subsidiary, Feedback Medical India PVT Ltd, will deliver the TB screening and referral pathways.

Heal Foundation, which is a non-governmental organisation, will "provide project management and on-the-ground delivery of the TB screening project."

"With the company's unique field-based diagnostic and pathway capabilities and Heal Foundation's pioneering on-the ground approach, the aim is to bring a 21st century screening service to every community in India, even to the most remote of communities," said Feedback.

Commenting on the partnership Rohit Singh, managing director of Feedback Medical India, said: "We look forward to working with Heal Foundation and in time believe we can adapt the screening model and together build a business case for increasing the role of technology in future projects.

"It is essential that we can demonstrate the benefits around delivery and scalability in order to help donors understand that technology is a critical component for delivering social impact in this space."

By Sabrina Penty, Alliance News reporter

[lr2] 25/3/2024 11:07

Nine times out of ten you'd be right Smithies. The "conservative post" link was different and wouldn't display whatever capitalisation of 'https' I tried.

Here's what 'hTTps' produces for that link.

[...]

There's something odd about that link that Advfn feels obliged to obliterate. Copy and paste it and remove the embedded space between 'conservative' and 'post' is all I can offer.

post.co.uk/uk-continues-global-fight-to-end-tb-around-the-world/

You haven't just retired from professional football have you Smithies? You were one hell of a great goalkeeper if you have.

[smithie6] 25/3/2024 10:59

LR2

I think that if you use
hTTp in the link address in a post
that it opens for readers without any problems.

[lr2] 25/3/2024 07:32

Multiple pilots and the money to cover core project costs.

"The focus of this partnership is to develop and drive a digital model, that is able to scale at pace, and build the case for increasing the role of technology to deliver TB screening in India, which has a population of over one billion. This will likely initially be in the form of part-funded pilot studies, which the Company anticipates would cover its core project costs, to validate the digital model ahead of commercial contracts."

[ducatiman] 25/3/2024 07:25

Another pilot LR2?

[lr2] 25/3/2024 07:06

Monday morning news...

[lr2] 24/3/2024 16:10

Remove the space between 'conservative' and 'post' to overcome the house rules that remove the below link entirely.

post.co.uk/uk-continues-global-fight-to-end-tb-around-the-world/

[ducatiman] 21/3/2024 09:37

We’ll have more pilots than Ryanair soon but still no take off.

[digger2779] 21/3/2024 08:12

Morning all

[yump] 19/3/2024 21:12

Electronic patient records aren’t the same as what FDBK offers, which is an active pathway clinical management system although they clearly overlap in the area of checking patient records while on a pathway.

Majority of trusts have epr.

[lr2] 19/3/2024 19:22

Can't be much longer before we have more information at our fingertips too.

[ducatiman] 19/3/2024 18:34

(ePR) provides clinicians with more information at their fingertips, meaning they can make better, more effective decisions.

[lr2] 19/3/2024 17:17

This looks very interesting. Many thanks to Barnacle for finding it.

From page 59 of the attached link.

The business case has identified that there are sufficient benefits and savings to be made for procuring an EPR and associated services for QVH. The recommendations to the Trust Board are to:

• Support the selection of Option 3 - Supplier A Shared Instance - as the most suitable and beneficial option to the Trust, to meet the scope of this Full Business
Case;

• Complete contract negotiations and award the contract to Supplier A, in line with the mechanism and scope defined within this Full Business Case, and contract
documents;

• Initiate an EPR implementation programme to commence Trust resourcing in March 2024.

Start at page 48 for all details.

[ducatiman] 15/3/2024 15:35

Swinging around a bit, MMs now strong buyers again.

[lr2] 14/3/2024 22:36

Community Diagnostic Centres deliver more than 7 million checks

post.co.uk/community-diagnostic-centres-deliver-more-than-7-million-checks/

Remove the space between 'conservative' and 'post' to retrieve article.

[digger2779] 13/3/2024 16:52

ducatiman - I tried a few dummy sales and they wouldn't entertain the market size of 500. The only electronic quote I could get was for 10 shares @ 1.30p! Does make one wonder but that's how corrupt AIM has become.

[ducatiman] 13/3/2024 16:44

I’m a bit suspicious of today’s rise.
MMs upped the share price but closed the door to sellers.
Trading cartel imo and mms knew it.

[digger2779] 13/3/2024 13:50

Bet Tom is kicking himself as he could have bought in lower haha

[ged5] 13/3/2024 13:39

Heyup! What's happening here all of a sudden. Flurry of buying. Leak?

[yump] 07/3/2024 14:21

Feedback can ‘argue’ for all sorts but aligning yourself with your own interests isn’t the same as having the budget.

[ged5] 07/3/2024 13:51

Thanks LR2! I didn't see the post about the trip to India on there but I did see this on the Feedback link:-

We welcome the announcement of an additional £3.4 billion investment in today’s #SpringBudget to support vital technological and digital transformation for the #NHS.

This includes £2 billion to update fragmented and outdated IT systems; and £1 billion invested to transform the use of data to reduce time spent on unproductive administrative tasks.

At Feedback Medical we have argued for the treatment of digital infrastructure as the third pillar of build alongside staffing and bricks and mortar; and support the significant dedication to transforming the way the NHS works and pledge to make the NHS into “one of the most digitally enabled, productive healthcare systems in the world”.

Without the foundation of up-to-date IT systems and providing hard working clinicians with the appropriate digital tools to do their jobs effectively, we cannot deliver the improvements in performance and reduction in wait times that patients deserve.

[ducatiman] 07/3/2024 13:37

“Disaster management” meeting! Lol. I’m saying nothing.