Forbes 30U30 Science&Healthcare | Mind The Gap co-author | TedX Speaker | Building @hutano_bbskin š Redefining Healthcare for Black and Brown people
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āBut what will it look like on darker skin?ā- A question Iāve often asked myself during my time at medical school
This constant cerebration led me to curate a handbook that presents clinical features on darker skin. I hope this resource shifts the culture of medical education.
Itās quietly normal in private wealth circles for African founders and high-net-worth families to travel abroad for healthcare.
London.
Dubai.
Germany.
Switzerland.
Singapore.
Thatās why Iām excited for services like zendehealth.com on the continent
African Leaders are flying over 8,000 miles for care they should be able to get closer to home. No need to book luxury accommodation and business class seats to Dubai.
Thatās why Iām super excited to see services like Zendehealth.com on the continent
The Reality of Healthcare in South Africa | Building A Hospital In Cape Town
youtu.be/gO_DZ9yGQ88
Put the word out, Iām officially Dr. Malone Mukwende
7 years of medical school comes to an end.
In that time I managed to write a book about skin conditions on darker skin that was read over 500,000 in >170 countries.
That was the warm up, time to go bigger and better šš
Healthcare professionals used to be the gatekeepers of health info but with the rise in AI and wearables the individual will have more control over their health. This will be the fastest way to AI adoption in health because itāll come from patients
This is glaringly obvious but Iām sure itāll be decades before the NHS adopts. Would literally save a good 5-10 min per patient
No one becomes a clinician to do paperwork, but it's becoming a bigger and bigger administrative burden, taking time and attention away from actually treating and supporting patients.
Thatās why weāre introducing Microsoft Dragon Copilot, the industryās first AI assistant for clinical workflow.
My unpopular opinion is the random allocation process is crazy but itās a way better system than the previous āmeritā based system that everyone gamified
Q1 is very intense period for me and constantly working around 14 hours a day. I decided to vlog the experience for the memories
How I Work 14 Hours a Day | š©ŗMed School Vlog | A Week In My Life
youtu.be/poULNKcW2Eg
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Just became a doctor on a random Tuesday after 6 yearsš„³šā¤ļø THANK YOU GOD šš¾š©ŗ!!!
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They want a bunch of people on Ā£30-50k to create world-leading technology LMAO
Weāve been making some updates to our health equity course page! Would love to know your thoughts
Www.blackandbrownskin.co.uk/ā¦
Weāve completed deflected from the original point and made everything about DEI so political that it distracts from the actual task.
Britain has moreĀ DEI employeesĀ per head than anywhere else in the world, the highest tax burdenĀ since 1948 and record migration.
We need a Trump revolution.
After all, who doesnāt want to see Great Britain made great again?
@Con_Tomlinson š
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