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CTO Nilashis Roy Attends YO.DH

Danish Khan

20 Jul 2023

Pledges to Foster Digital Health Innovation in India

In a significant stride towards empowering young professionals and promoting digital health innovation, CTO Nilashis Roy participated in the Youth Ownership of Digital Health (YO.DH) launch event, held last week. The event was organized by PATH, in collaboration with Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, WomenLift Health, Digital Square at PATH, and International Innovation Corps, with a focus on fostering leadership and collaboration among young minds in the digital health sector.



The YO.DH initiative aims to provide a platform for emerging voices in digital health, positioning youth at the forefront of the digital health revolution. Through interactive workshops, discussion forums, and networking opportunities, YO.DH seeks to harness the potential of digital technology to transform healthcare systems and enhance health outcomes.


During the event, CTO Nilashis Roy expressed his enthusiasm for the YO.DH initiative and emphasized the importance of empowering young professionals to lead the way in digital health innovation. As a prominent figure in the field, his presence at the launch served as an inspiration for many aspiring digital health enthusiasts in attendance.




Mr. Roy, known for his expertise in AI in healthcare, data science, and tech for public health, highlighted the significance of collaboration between industry leaders, organizations, and young professionals to drive meaningful change in the Indian healthcare ecosystem. He shared his knowledge, brainstormed ideas, and discussed the integration of digital solutions into India's healthcare landscape with other digital health leaders.


"Events like YO.DH create a conducive environment for the exchange of ideas, knowledge sharing, and collective efforts towards advancing digital health innovations," Mr. Roy stated. "By promoting the representation of young professionals in healthcare and supporting digital entrepreneurs, we can uplift the Indian digital ecosystem and create a healthier future for all.





"The YO.DH launch event saw active participation from various stakeholders, including professionals from the digital health sector, representatives from partner organizations, and government officials, all showing keen interest in shaping the future of healthcare through technology.



The Country Director of PATH, Neeraj Jain, praised the initiative, highlighting its potential to fast-track digital innovations and nurture the talent of young professionals in the healthcare domain. He expressed his gratitude to all participants and partner organizations for their involvement in making the event a resounding success.


Sameer Kanwar, Director of Digital Health at PATH, echoed similar sentiments and emphasized the need to empower youth to leverage digital technology as a tool to address future health challenges effectively.




As the event concluded, participants left with a renewed sense of enthusiasm and determination to contribute to the advancement of digital health in India. The YO.DH platform is expected to play a crucial role in promoting collaboration, innovation, and leadership in the digital health space, and the attendees, including CTO Nilashis Roy, expressed their commitment to supporting its mission.



With the collective efforts of industry leaders, organizations, and passionate young professionals, YO.DH aims to reshape India's healthcare landscape, harnessing the potential of digital solutions to improve health outcomes and make a lasting impact on the well-being of millions.About Nilashis Roy: Nilashis Roy is an esteemed figure in the digital health domain, known for his expertise in AI in healthcare, data science, and tech for public health.


As the CTO, he has been at the forefront of driving innovative solutions to address healthcare challenges. Additionally, Mr. Roy is a renowned speaker and an advocate for the use of technology to transform the healthcare sector.

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