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An Interview with Ginyu Innocentia KwalarToh, CEO & Founder, Klarah

Written by Intelligent Health | Aug 11, 2022 2:00:00 PM

Ahead of Ginyu's pitch in African StartUps at Intelligent Health 2022 (7-8 September, Basel, Switzerland), we asked Ginyu Innocentia KwalarToh, CEO & Founder of Klara her thoughts on the future of AI in healthcare.

 

 

If you could solve any global health problem in the world with AI, what would it be?

 

Access to healthcare.

 

Presuming that was solved, what would your second choice be?

 

Healthcare delivery.
 
 
 

How do you think AI will make its biggest mark in healthcare in the next 5 years? 10 years? 20 years?

 

It will drastically increase access and reduce cost.

 

What excites you most about the application of AI in healthcare?

 

The speed of adoption.

 

What’s your biggest fear in relation to the application of AI in the health/medicine field?

 

Privacy can be breached at scale and it could also be weaponised.
 

How do you think AI will cause human contact in healthcare to change in the future?

 

It would certainly reduce it but for those that would remain, they will be more meaningful. 

 

What does AI mean for the skill requirements of health professionals? How will it change?

 

It means there will be less focus on memorising. There will be shift toward digital skills. 
 
Why did you choose to present at Intelligent Health?
 
To share the work we are doing at Klarah (www.klarah.com) 
 
What are your personal goals from the summit? 
 
To network. 
 
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We look forward to welcoming her on stage! Join Ginyu and the AI and healthcare community at Intelligent Health to break down the barriers between tech and healthcare and help #saveliveswithai.  

 

The Intelligent Health team

 

 

About Intelligent Health
 
The AI and healthcare community - clinicians, hospital heads, data scientists, startups, academics, and investors, will come together for two days of collaboration and co-creation, to address how AI can be used to alleviate the elective backlog, improve population health, increase operational efficiencies and drive forward moonshot projects as the NHS recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic.
 
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Intelligent Health | 07-08 September 2022 | Basel, Switzerland

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