Health care technology company Practo aims to make its presence felt in 100 cities, innovating to stay ahead in the fragmented sector <\/p>\n
For Saurabh, a medical practitioner at a leading private hospital in Delhi, the wait for medical reports on one of his patients from Bihar was agonising. <\/p>\n
At times, immediate treatment is essential, he said, But it is difficult to prescribe without being familiar with the full medical history of the patient. <\/p>\n
Delays such as the one Saurabh faced often lead to problems. Also, paper reports get old and illegible over time, he said. <\/p>\n
To address this gap in the health care system, two BTech (Bachelor of technology) students at the National Institute of Technology, Surathkal, Karnataka, designed a software in 2008. <\/p>\n
They called it Practo Ray. <\/p>\n
After consulting with doctors and tweaking it according to the feedback, they launched it commercially the next year. <\/p>\n
An instant hit <\/p>\n
It was an instant hit, said 27-year-old Shashank N D, founder and chief executive officer of Bengaluru-based Practo. <\/p>\n
Nearly 30,000 doctors use our software. We double our subscription every six months. <\/p>\n
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