Sehat Kahani

Pakistan ranks 154th out of 195 countries in terms of quality and accessibility of healthcare. We face challenges both on the supply side (availability of appropriate healthcare resources) and the demand side (perception and use of available healthcare resources). The situation is further worsened by COVID-19, as outpatient clinics have been closed with healthcare staff being redirected to emergency and isolation wards. Sehat Kahani has been the first respondents to deliver health services through our mobile application and 24/7 helpline for beneficiaries to be screened and referred for COVID-19; while providing a remote platform for medical professionals to deliver healthcare without the risk of exposure. Globally it has the potential to contain the pandemic by  integration   of   relevant epidemiological data and geographical information that will allow the tracing of cases as well as provide a safe platform for health professionals around the world to connect with their patients remotely.

Pakistan is a developing country with a weak healthcare system that failed to deliver a prompt response for prevention and control of COVID-19. Firstly, with over 207 million inhabitants and only 25 diagnostic laboratories with limited capacity (1700 tests per day on average), the population of Pakistan are becoming potential carriers, particularly because of the asymptomatic transmission of infection and a lack of proper surveillance.With a literacy rate of only 59%, there is a huge sum of people who are still unaware of the situation due to which they are vulnerable and at risk of COVID-19. The situation is further worsened due to lack of female doctors as 77% of female doctors in Pakistan discontinue from practicing medicine due to socio-cultural barriers; further weakening the healthcare system of Pakistan. On the demand side, due to the alarming increase in rates of COVID-19, the patients/consumers are becoming more discerning around their own health and customer experience has become a key motivator for providers. Healthcare providers are failing to adapt to this consumer shift due to lack of remote platforms. Prioritizing resources is especially relevant as Pakistan looks to mobilize innovative solutions for the COVID-19 response.

Sehat Kahani has developed a mobile health application that allows health coverage in the absence of traditional alternatives due to the current pandemic. Through this application, users can obtain real time video consultations with general and specialist female doctors along with a complete cloud based electronic medical records system that  keeps track of their health history and store and forward digital prescriptions, e-lab referrals and consultation summaries. Using their smartphones the solution can be utilized by beneficiaries to avail general consultation for their ailments or to self screen for suspected COVID, receive health information and referrals for COVID-19 as well \as avail treatment services for mild COVID cases. Our mobile application provides access to a wider population at low cost that is helpful in delivering healthcare interventions, without requiring people to visit health services physically. We have also established a 24 × 7 support center using a helpline number that provides emergency medical response or medical advice using tele-triage mode. The helpline is currently also functioning as a self-screening and referral tool for users who are suspected for COVID-19. The application is also ensuring feasibility for healthcare professionals to connect to their patients remotely without the risk of COVID exposure.

At demand end our target beneficiaries are the general population that might not have the accessibility to healthcare services due to nationwide lock down and closure of outpatient clinics. We will also be extending our solution to corporate and large organizations so that they can either provide access to our application to their employees or to their clients. On the supply end our beneficiaries are the female doctors that do not continue their medical practice due to  social pressures, cultural taboos and lack of support from family. Sehat Kahani approaches the challenge of converting need into demand through a human-centered design approach. Our network of doctors are trained to deliver quality health services while incorporating feedback from our beneficiaries to ensure shared decision making and informed health choices are being made. Through these techniques, Sehat Kahani provides a service that women value, building a demand for low-cost, customer-centered healthcare that has translated into a greater likelihood of patients availing remote services for their ailments or for suspected COVID cases. Our solution is also paving the way for unemployed female health resources to continue their medical practice remotely while building their capacity to utilize mobile based solutions in their practices.

With the increasing capacity of health professionals needed globally to reach Sustainable Development Goal 3 on health and wellbeing by 2030, our mobile based solution can support healthcare workers and the broader health systems by empowering nurses, midwives, doctors and other health workers. Our technology has the potential to streamline the triage, diagnoses, and post-care follow up process, thereby stretching health workers’ limited time to serve more patients. Our solution can also be used to better understand patterns in the spread of diseases, like the case of COVID-19 thereby containing the further spread of infection while strengthening our healthcare system.

Sehat Kahani uses secure technology that utilizes web standards and features HIPAA-compliant privacy controls and sharing preferences for each user while collecting and integrating data. We are data aggregators striving to streamline true health data in relation to primary health outcomes that have been underreported in Pakistan. Sehat Kahani competes against gender based socio-cultural barriers to deliver authentic and reliable healthcare services. We have the first movers advantage of being in the field for more than 4 years, piloting and iterating revenue streams, treating actual paying customers. Our competitors usually focus on beneficiaries belonging to specific markets whereas our solution caters to deliver primary health services to all income markets with a special focus on women belonging in hard to reach communities. In addition, unlike our competitors we are delivering a holistic solution that comprises virtual appointments, SMS reminders, e-pharmacy, e-labs and referrals. Powered by convenience, ease, and affordability of Sehat Kahani telehealth mechanism, providers and patients alike could no longer be burdened by the longstanding paradigm that patients bear the responsibility of physically traveling to the care they require. We are contributing to the country’s economy by social and financial empowerment of females by creating jobs of unemployed female health professionals and frontline female workers and building their capacity to extensively meet the overwhelming demands of the current pandemic. We pride ourselves for rebuilding an extensive network of female doctors, specialists and nurses by empowering them to reach their patients remotely, while saving valuable clinical time. 

Our technology is a complete end to end solution for our beneficiaries that include features such as: doctor’s profile with appointment slots booking, complete patient EMR system, video-consultation, chat to doctor, e-prescriptions and e-labs. We use real time data analytics to find disease patterns utilizing data that was never captured before. We use Power BI in analysing patient data that is automated into real time dashboards to understand existing health needs of our beneficiaries. In addition for data storage we utilize the Microsoft Azure cloud services, along with its compliance to HIPAA standards to ensure patient data protection. In addition, our technology is integration with SMS APIs that enables automatic SMS reminders to our beneficiaries with follow up appointment details.For follow up visits that do not require physical visit to clinics, beneficiaries can utilize our mobile application that is widely available on iOS and android app stores. Through the mobile application these beneficiaries can avail virtual consultations,access counselling services as needed and view/download their labs, scans, e-prescriptions, referrals and health education material remotely. We also aspire to integrate machine learning in our existing technology to improve user engagement through AI integration in order to analyze user behavior to provide insight into the user. We will utilize this information to make changes for better user engagement. In addition, by integrating chat bots, predictive algorithms and real time automated dashboards, beneficiaries utilizing our solution will be able to make a well-informed decision.

In the last six months, Sehat Kahani mobile application has been utilized to give health services remotely to 135,000 beneficiaries while additionally screened and referred 2,400 suspected cases. 

Similar models have been utilized such as:

• The Lazio Region in Italy offers the Lazio Doctor Platform to consult useful information related to the COVID-19 emergency and to connect patients with health professionals and toll free number 800118800. They aspire to target 10M beneficiaries by connecting them virtually with physicians.  

• COVID-AP-HM app in France is reserved for patients followed by AP-HM Public Assistance – Hospitals of Marseille. It allows viewing and to complete COVID-19 follow-up directly from a mobile for persons confirmed or co-exposed to coronavirus and whose condition does not present an immediate danger. As confirmed or co-exposed to COVID-19, the patients can better understand your follow-up independently by taking constants, advice and forms developed by the AP-HM teams.

• Mediktor has launched a Coronavirus assessment self-test using mobile application. It is online and free with a target reach of 49.6M beneficiaries. It provides a differential diagnosis and triage tool, not only checks the disease symptoms but also provides other possible diseases associated with the symptoms.

• H-casa is a web app for citizens to use for a first informative self-diagnosis via questionnaire, establishing contact with the family doctor who, if appropriate, will contact him to perform a pre-triage by telephone and, consequently, to activate teleconsultation for the transmission of clinical data from the patient’s home on the platform.

Our theory of change is as follows:

Input:

• IT infrastructure: equipment and network infrastructure for strong connectivity
• Manpower: Service providers and patients- Create job opportunities by hiring 50 female doctors and specialists and 50 community health workers for adoption of our solution in their practices. 
• Develop skills & Knowledge of at least 5000 female health workforce 
• Funding (Internal and External)- 1M USD funding is required to have envisioned scale-up is next 18 months; $75,000 out of the investment asked is being raised already through private investor equity and grant agencies

Activities:

• Mobile based application development and troubleshooting on 1000 users with upgradations
• Provide access to video-conferencing and value added services to more than 350,000 beneficiaries through our e-health clinic model and more than 300,000 beneficiaries through our mobile health application in next one year
• Build partnerships with at least 50 corporations and organizations for scaleup and adoption of our solution.
• Integration of AI, machine learning and predictive algorithms in existing solution in next six months 
• Interface for e-labs, e-pharmacy, e-referrals and e-monitoring (for home isolation for suspected COVID cases) in existing technology
• Increase efficiency of our 24/7 helpline to screen suspected COVID Cases
• Training and education of at least 5000 healthcare professionals to implement our solution

Outputs:

• Improved accessibility and affordability to health services to 1 million beneficiaries collectively in next one year
• Better professional communication among 5000 female health professionals network build to adopt our solution
• Enlarged catchment area by reaching out to 500,000 beneficiaries who are smartphone users and can adapt out innovation in order to avail services in the next one year

Desired Outcome:

• Improved quality of care
• Enhanced efficiency
• Patient satisfaction
• Provider satisfaction
• Improved quality
• Improved cost

Impact:

• Improved accessibility to health services
• Increased avenues for screening and referral of suspected cases
• Treatment management for mild COVID cases 
• Continuity of e-monitoring and following for suspected COVID patients in home isolation
• Improved health related quality of life
• Improved awareness of COVID and its complications 
• Increased employment opportunities for provider to utilize remote solution to reach their patients

Our B2B (Corporate Solution): The App is available for corporations to be able to provide to their beneficiaries such as employees or consumers. Along with primary care consultations, the Sehat Kahani App also provides access to COVID screening and information. This solution is also available as a white labelled version or as a widget integration in third party corporate applications. 

Our B2B2C solution: This solution is also available as a white labelled version or as a widget integration in third party consumer applications as a B2B2C solution.

Our B2C (Consumer Solution): The App is also available for the masses to be able to connect with doctors online without the hassle of waiting in long queues from the comfort of their homes. 

• Currently, number of B2B beneficiaries: 367,523
• Currently, number of B2B2C beneficiaries: 194,028
• Currently, number of B2C beneficiaries: 93,540
• Currently number of jobs created for health professionals: 250

• After 1 year, estimated number of B2B beneficiaries: 404,592
• After 1 year, estimated number of B2B2C beneficiaries: 515,769
• After 1 year, estimated number of B2C beneficiaries: 298,704
• After 1 year, estimated number of jobs created for health professionals: 1000

• After 5 year, estimated number of B2B beneficiaries: 445,056
• After 5 year, estimated number of B2B2C beneficiaries: 1,292,925
• After 5 year, estimated number of B2C beneficiaries: 416,004
• After 5 year, estimated number of jobs created for health professionals: 5000 

Sehat Kahani; like all the other Global Players in the telemedicine market,  intends to grow its current business by expanding their Telemedicine Platform through the mobile application and not only become a market leader in Digital Health in Pakistan but also become a global player. With the current COVID scenario; the inertia towards telemedicine has already been broken and the acceptability of seeking a doctor’s opinion over a video call through a smartphone while being able to maintain social distancing and reducing the risk of exposure by not going to a hospital has grown tremendously.  Sehat Kahani  has already  build a strong network of corporates and industry magnets (Including Banks, Telecoms and Pharmaceuticals as the key giant players) as early adopters to champion Sehat Kahani’s vision and impact during the current COVID Pandemic where they are availing their services for their employees. In the next five years, we aim to be able to lock over 10  million active users availing e-health services through the E-Health application, shifting the trend from physical health towards virtual OPD consultations and other digital diagnostic services and become the next ‘Uber for Healthcare’ in Pakistan. Sehat Kahani is also in the process of creating strong Public Private Partnerships ensuring Primary Healthcare access is taken up by the government and creates potential impact. 

The following challenges and consequences are anticipated for adapting, integrating, and scaling our innovation. 

• Regulatory Risk: While the benefits of using mobile devices may be easy to see, the fact remains that healthcare is one of the most highly regulated industries. There are a number of regulations that includes consultation guidelines, prescription regulations and payment mechanisms

• Reimbursement: While clinicians may be willing to jump on the mobile health bandwagon, they need help from governing bodies to be successful. Much like the regulation issues, the reimbursement opportunities for mobile health are falling behind the demand. Telehealth consultations are often not reimbursed from medical benefits of beneficiaries resulting in out of pocket expenses.

• Security: Security in the healthcare landscape is a never ending challenge. The need to avoid HIPAA violations and keep patient information safe has only become more complicated as the use of digital technology has expanded.

• IT Support: Mobile devices and telemedicine require more than just the right devices. They also require the right backend support. These devices need a strong and consistent wireless signal to be effective. This means having a facility-wide network that can support multiple kinds of devices and can secure all the information that is shared over it.

We plan to mitigate the above mentioned barriers by using the following strategies:

• Regulatory Risk: Since Pakistan has no formal regulatory framework for telemedicine, Sehat Kahani has developed partnerships with International and national stakeholders, Government regulatory agencies, Technological incubators and experts to devise a standard of practice guidelines for implementing our solution. This ensures that we are meeting the required criteria to develop and implement our solution while observing regulatory guidelines. 

• Reimbursement: Sehat Kahani has been reaching out to corporations and organizations through its sustainable B2B2C and B2B models to integrate our solution in the medical benefit package for either their employees or for their clients and sub-organizations. This ensures that all consultations and value added services will be reimbursed through subscription model and one time user fee, thereby, alleviating burden of out of pocket expenses for users. 

• Security: Sehat Kahani technology utilizes Web standards and features HIPAA-compliant privacy controls and sharing preferences for each user.  Access to data will be restricted to relevant personnel only. We have also developed a partnership with Microsoft Azure that provides us a secure cloud for patient data collection and storage. 

• IT Support: Sehat Kahani will install internet dongles, boosters and server support systems to ensure seamless connectivity. We are also seeking funds to upgrade our solution for better utilization and engagement as well as for building a technical support team including chief technical officers, software engineers and architects to ensure round the clock IT support for our solution. 

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Full time: 92

Part time/ contract based/ project based: 32

At Sehat Kahani our goal is simple: to improve health accessibility by engaging patients and beneficiaries in secure communications to improve their health and enhance their quality of life. Sehat Kahani was co-founded by two female doctors, Dr. Sara Khurram and Dr Iffat Zafar who had each faced the socio-cultural barriers of not being able to have a supportive environment to fulfill their career  ambitions while realizing the dearth of health resources that has negatively impacted health indicators of Pakistan. Our team of experts is well equipped to design, develop and deploy mobile health solutions that are cost effective and easy-to-use, thereby creating convenient, accessible and remote health care options for our beneficiaries. Key qualities of our team that facilitate a seamless transition in telehealth delivery include patient-centeredness, high quality care, collaborative approaches, sustainable financial models, and accountability. Our team is highly dedicated working round the clock to bring about the desired outcomes and results expected from the project. We have a democratic leadership style in the organization that allows for constant feedback and flow of ideas among team members that further improves the likelihood of project success. Our experienced development team will create telemedicine solutions that will enable excellent results in healthcare superiority and effectiveness while providing safe and accessible remote care to our beneficiaries. Our multidisciplinary team with diverse backgrounds assesses beneficiaries’ needs to see what their barriers to care may be and helps to address them by implementing and continually improving our services. 

Our strategic partnerships and collaborators include: (1) Engro Fertilizers- utilization of Sehat kahani telemedicine model to deliver health services amid the COVID-19 pandemic. (2) Aga Khan University, Saaya Health, Taskeen and IRD for COVID-19 Pakistan Mental Health Response.  (3) With Yaran-e-watan (a Governmental initiative to tackle COVID) we are providing a telemedicine platform through our mobile application to medical professionals in diaspora to deliver healthcare services in Pakistan. (4) Collaborated with Digital Pakistan to expand Sehat Kahani users for mobile application through awareness and marketing activities.  (5) Partnership with 10 pearls for the development of mobile health application for Sehat Kahani smartphone users. (6) Partnership with digital care and medical city online for electronic medical systems. (7)  Microsoft 4Afrika for our Sehat Kahani server application support. (8) Our telecommunication operators such as Jazz and Zong who are involved in subsidised SMS bundles, SMS notifications, 24/7 helpline and education/awareness messaging. (9) Our development partners include UNICEF, UNDP, GSMA, World Bank, DFID, Australian Aid, Amplify, USAID, SPRING and Engro Foundation (10) To improve access to mental health services across low-income communities in Pakistan, we have collaborated with British Asian Trust, Taskeen Health Initiative, Karwan-e-Hayat, Legal Aid Office and IRD Pakistan. (11) To provide access to virtual consultations through our mobile application to corporate employees we have partnered with several corporations including 10 Pearls, Avery Dennison, Novo Nordisk, ICI, Roche, Samaa, Philip Morris Pakistan, GEO TV, Dawn, Jazz, Jazz Cash, Careem, Abbott, CCL, Adamjee Life, Smart Choice, Daraaz and Coke

For those populations that can afford healthcare but face time constraints in being able to visit a doctor, Sehat Kahani provides access to an efficient E-health solution based on its web as well as mobile application platforms to attain health coverage in the absence of alternatives. Through this application, users can obtain quick consultations with general and specialist female doctors along with keeping track of their health history and obtaining digital prescriptions. While the application was designed to expand Sehat Kahani business and revenue share by cross subsidization, the solution also aims to increase convenient health access while decreasing the load at tertiary centers in a cost effective manner. 

Our target users who benefit from these services include:

• B2B solution enables corporate businesses to use this app as a tool to meet the primary health needs of their employees through unlimited access to virtual OPD consultations. 

• B2B2C solution is a sell the seller module that works for corporations with larger consumer base, such as banks, insurance companies and telecom firms who are able to provide app services to their clients so as to cater to large audiences and generate additional revenues

• B2C solution is for retail users targeting more than 74 Million of those consumers who have access to smartphones and an internet connection.

The revenue model for e-health application is designed based on the three segments of users:

• B2B: For every user a subscription fee of $4 is charged. 15% of the earned revenue is allocated to doctors providing the consultation via the app.  5% of the revenue is allocated to sales commission and 5% is allocated for software support. 75% of the revenue is the net revenue for Sehat Kahani

• B2B2C: For every user a subscription fee of $5 is charged. 13% of the earned revenue is allocated to doctors providing the consultation via the app.  20 % the revenue is allocated to the corporation that is adopting the Sehat Kahani e-health application for their clients. 5 % of the revenue is allocated to the sales commission and 4 % is allocated to software support. 58% of the revenue is the net revenue for Sehat Kahani

• B2C: For every user a fee of $1  is charged for consultation. 50 % of the earned revenue is allocated to doctors providing the consultation via the app.  20% is allocated for software support. 30% of the revenue is the net revenue for Sehat Kahani

We have a four year track record of creating e-health and m-health solutions that has been utilized by over a million beneficiaries. With the current pandemic implications we  aspire to develop a solution that is accessible to a wider, eventually global, audience. By being a MIT solver, we want to empower the female health workforce to utilize remote solutions in order to improve health outcomes as well as contain andx prevent COVID in Pakistan. We feel that the MIT community can help us emerge as better leaders for our company as well as support our collective vision of strengthening primary healthcare of Pakistan by integrating m-health solutions. To reach this global vision of health for all, we require partners, mentors and advisors. We want to reflect on our experiences and share our knowledge to cross learn and grow. In addition, receiving mentorship from experts will enable us to expand our solution sustainably while improving utilization uptake of our beneficiaries. The funding will also enable us to integrate necessary technological upgradations such as AI integration, chatbots and automated algorithms that will enable us to predict health patterns of our target beneficiaries which is extremely pivotal for us to understand and analyze especially to meet the overwhelming healthcare needs due to COVID. It will also be utilized to grow the network of unemployed female health workforce by generating job opportunities as well as to build their capacity to utilize and integrate m-health innovation in their practices. 

Our partnership goals are focused on:

(1) Scale Up – We aspire to build consortium at National and international level to build synergies for sustainable development. We are looking for partners who can match their resources with ours to scale our solution, gain new active users and maximize utilization of our services to a greater number of beneficiaries that may be beyond our reach at the moment.

(2) Strategic Development: We are actively seeking support to improvise the business development strategies.

(3) Technological Support: We are looking for synergies that help us integrate machine learning and AI in our existing technology while improving our interface for better user experience and engagement. 

(4) Human Resource management – We are looking for a network of doctors and specialists across the globe that will be interested to utilize our solution to continue their medical practice. 

Sehat Kahani aims to develop partnerships with MIT to connect with mentors, experts and advisors to build and expand our solution by integrating AI into our existing solution  thereby gaining consumer insights, integrating predictive algorithms and supporting our research processes.

We also aspire to expand our partnerships with mobile operators across Pakistan such as Ufone, Telenor and Mobilink to broaden its reach by gaining low cost customer acquisition and market insights, access to mass communication channels including API access for SMS and IVR, access to mass payment channels for easy payment collection processes, access to retail customer touchpoints, access to technical and commercial support and gain visibility and credibility 

In addition we aspire to build partnerships with tech giants such as Google, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Facebook to access cloud computing, Telemonitoring through wearables, customer data acquisition and artificial intelligence resources,

We are also actively seeking large organisations and corporations such as Philip, GE healthcare, Nestle and Samsung to adapt our solution either for their employees directly or utilise it for their clients as a white label solution. This will enable us to expand our reach and customer base.

As the world grapples with COVID-19, every ounce of technological innovation and ingenuity harnessed to fight this pandemic brings us one step closer to overcoming it. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are playing a key role in better understanding and addressing the COVID-19 crisis. Machine learning technology enables computers to mimic human intelligence and ingest large volumes of data to quickly identify patterns and insights.

In the fight against COVID-19, organizations have been quick to apply their machine learning expertise in several areas: scaling customer communications, understanding how COVID-19 spreads, and speeding up research and treatment.

To tackle this overwhelming challenge, Sehat Kahani developed a partnership with Microsoft of over 2 years, began with the vision to not only enhance the quality of the patient care but also the patient data collected over the years. Under this partnership Sehat Kahani has been able to receive unconditional support in terms of community development, technology as well as free credits of the Azure platform. The ultimate vision of Sehat Kahani is to make healthcare accessible for all, and the only way the organisation can achieve this is by using the platforms of Microsoft: 1) Azure and 2) Power BI 

With the Sehat Kahani technology, operational in both the low income segment and for smartphone users, the team envisions the company growing exponentially over the next 5 years. To ensure the quality of care and accuracy of the diagnosis, it is essential to involve Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. 

Sehat Kahani uses Power BI in analysing patient data currently in the clinics, helping us with the monthly closing and preparation of dashboards to get a bigger picture, and we aim to integrate it in our Mobile App as next steps. Along with that Sehat Kahani currently uses the Microsoft Azure cloud services, with migration of few segments still in process. The motivation behind using Azure is its conformation to global standards, with security and privacy of data being the top most priority, along with its compliance to HIPAA standards to ensure patient data protection which is of utmost importance to healthcare organisations. Furthermore, the service is known as one of the most credible one for Artificial Intelligence hence is in line with our vision of integrating wearable devices for more accurate results, automated monitoring and flagging of disease trends as part of data analytics and shaping the app to make it more personalized. 

With the funding, Sehat Kahani will be able to upgrade the solution by integrating clinical algorithms in the application to aid physicians in determining a disease diagnosis. Clinical flowcharts will also be included to help physicians identify diagnostic possibilities. A web bot/ chat bot will be created and integrated so that our beneficiaries can access health related information and if needed healthcare workers can assess and interact with patients via virtual visits.  The automated chatbot will also have the ability to auto redirect patients to available online doctors and specialists to receive virtual consultation. It will also serve as a recommender system for patients on the basis of preferred specializations and symptoms so that beneficiaries can avail timely access to services. 

By utilizing a pool of qualified female physicians, Sehat Kahani created its state of the art Telemedicine solution which has successfully catered to more than 165,000 patients across Pakistan to date. Clubbed with its health education drives, Sehat Kahani has successfully impacted more than 1,230,000 people across Pakistan.

During the current COVID crisis; An already fractured and fragmented healthcare system in Pakistan is struggling to meet the increasing needs of patients being detected for corona-virus every day while the regular Outpatient departments of hospitals have been shut down. In this time of national crisis we have played a very prominent role to ensure people are able to access qualified healthcare professionals while maintaining social distancing through Sehat Kahani and the providers of all of these services have been female physicians. We strongly feel that because of this; Sehat Kahani definitely deserves the Innovation for Women Prize. 

We envision to become  Global Leaders in E-Health and Mental Health and to leave a legacy behind. While the Globe is undergoing a complete transformation in terms of healthcare access; telemedicine is sure to become the new normal and through Sehat Kahani we are  confident that this will be one of the pioneering Female Led Pakistani initiatives which leaves a major Global Impact.