Written by : Jayati Dubey
January 17, 2025
Source: KalingaTv
Along with handheld X-ray and portable ultrasound, the cube also incorporates point-of-care testing (POCT) devices, which provide rapid test results to facilitate immediate treatment decisions.
Green Genome India has unveiled the BHISHM Cube, a state-of-the-art portable healthcare unit, during a demonstration held at Maharashtra Sadan, New Delhi.
The showcase forms a vital part of Project Aarogya Maitri, an initiative led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi aimed at transforming disaster management strategies in India.
The BHISHM Cube represents an innovative solution designed to provide critical medical support during emergencies.
Its modular design and portability make it a versatile tool for addressing healthcare challenges in disaster-hit areas.
The BHISHM Cube integrates a range of cutting-edge medical technology that significantly enhances disaster response mechanisms.
Among its features are handheld X-ray devices, which are compact and efficient, allowing for diagnostic imaging even in remote locations.
Additionally, it includes portable ultrasound machines that deliver timely and accurate medical diagnoses, ensuring that patients receive the care they need without delay.
The cube also incorporates point-of-care testing (POCT) devices, which provide rapid test results to facilitate immediate treatment decisions.
Furthermore, AI-enabled facial recognition applications streamline healthcare delivery by allowing for quick patient identification and efficient tracking of medical histories.
Together, these advanced technologies improve the speed, efficiency, and accuracy of medical responses during disasters.
The event drew ambassadors and dignitaries from nations including Uganda, Mozambique, Mongolia, and South Sudan.
The delegates commended the initiative for its forward-thinking approach and its potential to reshape global disaster management.
Uganda’s ambassador hailed the project as "a beacon of hope for countries struggling with healthcare resources during emergencies," while Mozambique’s representative highlighted the importance of international collaboration, stating, "India’s Aarogya Maitri project exemplifies innovation and a commitment to sharing life-saving solutions globally."
Project Aarogya Maitri underscores India's commitment to becoming a global leader in healthcare innovation and disaster preparedness.
The BHISHM Cube’s ability to deliver essential medical care in diverse terrains positions it as a critical asset for emergency management.
The portable healthcare unit is also a testament to India’s capability to manufacture and deploy advanced medical equipment, aligning with global standards.
The initiative demonstrates India’s willingness to collaborate internationally to improve disaster response outcomes.
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