10BedICU: Making Critical Healthcare Accessible through Open Healthcare Network
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Describes an open-source CARE platform (MIT license) that connects 300 hospitals with real-time bed, ventilator and oxygen dashboards and GIS maps, plus an EMR; claims UN recognition as a digital public good and 210 ICU beds deployed across eight states (each ICU ~₹50 lakh). Describes a cloud-based tele-ICU hub linking medical-college specialists to 10-bed rural ICUs with high‑res cameras, ventilator integration and doctor‑to‑doctor video; invites contributors to github.com/coronasafe.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:17About 10BedICU
- 4:21Tele ICU Hub
- 8:25Digital Public Infrastructure
- 10:53Transform Indias Healthcare
- 13:56Getting Started
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