Translating Global Health Framework into the Indian Context & AI

India’s healthcare system is at an inflection point: rising demand, uneven access, and growing pressure to prove quality—not just volume. In this special conversation, Kunal Jain and Dr. Rathjit Metra (Neurosurgeon) explore how proven global healthcare frameworks (including lessons from the U.S. experience with outcomes, reporting, and accountability) can be thoughtfully translated into the Indian context—without copying and pasting what worked elsewhere.

We’ll connect the dots between policy, clinical reality, hospital operations, and AI, and discuss how practical tools—automation, clinical documentation support, patient engagement bots, decision support, and analytics—can help India move toward measurable outcomes, safer care pathways, and scalable quality reporting.

Expect an honest, high-signal discussion that bridges boardroom policy and bedside medicine, with a clear focus on what can actually be implemented in India over the next 12–36 months.

Speakers

Kunal Jain – Healthcare entrepreneur and former U.S. healthcare consultant with deep exposure to Obamacare-era healthcare transformation, and ongoing learning through MIT and Harvard programs. Now focused on building India-ready health systems and AI-enabled healthcare operations.

Dr. Rathjit Metra – Neurosurgeon, bringing frontline perspective on clinical decision-making, patient outcomes, and what it truly takes to implement sustainable frameworks in Indian hospitals and practices.

What We’ll Cover

• What “global health frameworks” really mean (quality, outcomes, incentives, reporting)
• What India can adopt vs. what must be redesigned for Indian realities
• The role of AI in: documentation, workflow automation, patient follow-up, outcome tracking, and compliance-ready reporting
• Where clinicians, hospitals, payers, and government can align—practically
• A roadmap for pilots: how to start small, measure impact, and scale

Who Should Attend

Doctors & specialists, hospital leaders, healthcare entrepreneurs, healthtech builders, medical administrators, policymakers, and students interested in health systems + AI.