Qure.ai & IHF: Transforming TB Care in India with AI

Collaboration: Qure.ai and India Health Fund

Leveraging AI and

deep learning to make

healthcare affordable and accessible

1,00,000+

Individuals Screened

130+

Health Facilities

States

About IHF Partnership

Qure.ai’s partnership with India Health Fund (IHF) has been instrumental in driving innovation in tuberculosis (TB) screening.

Securing the IHF grant in December 2019 marked the beginning of a transformative four-year journey (January 2020 - December 2023). Our collaborative efforts have focused on pioneering a point-of-care system capable of digitizing analog Chest X-ray films, alongside scaling up qXR, our advanced digital solution for TB screening.

This trailblazing project aspires to revolutionize TB screening workflows digitally and equip healthcare professionals with a mobile application, redefining TB detection methods. Furthermore, our joint endeavour includes dedicated support for paediatric TB interpretation in the crucial age bracket of 6-15 years.

This partnership embodies our commitment to advancing healthcare technology and making impactful strides in TB screening for communities across India.

Feb

2020

Project kick off

Sep

2020

First version of qTrack ready for deployment

Dec

2020

Pilot deployment live at first site & started processing scans

Jan

2021

Rolled out global health prize 2021 - Onboarded KHPT as partner from this initiative

Dec

2021

Completed 5000 scans with 5 partners onboarded

Jan

2023

Completed 50000 scans with 65+ sites onboarded

May

2023

Prospective study started with Piramal Group

June

2023

Collaboration with NHM & STO Punjab

July

2023

70,000 individuals screened

July

2023

Collaboration with Ashakalp Healthcare Association

Oct

2023

85,000 individuals screened

Nov

2023

Submitted external study comparing performance of qXR analog and digital solution for publishing

Dec

2023

Screened 1,00,000 individuals using qXR for TB

“Being the only other doctor in a smalltown in UP, qXR and qTrack are of great help in identifying even asymptomatic patients in this TB burdened community. The solution is fast and convenient as the interface is very intuitive. We have also leveraged the automatic report feature of qTrack to provide X-ray reports to all patients. Qure.ai has been great for us!”

Dr. Madhurita Singh

Harriet Benson Memorial Hospital

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Watch this video where Bellary's District TB Officer, Dr. Indrani Vokuda, emphasizes the urgency of accelerating TB detection with AI technology. Backed by IHF, Qure.ai's qTrack app empowers regional healthcare workers to identify TB faster, enabling same-day treatment initiation for patients.

Interview: Madhav Joshi, CEO, India Health Fund speaks with Prashant Warier, CEO Qure.ai (Part 1)

Qure.ai and the India Health Fund have been collaborating to scale up the use of advanced technologies like Artificial Intelligence for Tuberculosis (TB) screening and to develop a point-of-care system to digitize analog Chest X-ray films.

As part of this effort, we aim to reach as many lives as possible, through partners who can adopt the technology for improving TB screening programs.

Here is a conversation between IHF head Madhav Joshi and Prashant Warier on the synergies and how tech can make an impact in improving public healthcare systems across the globe.

Interview: Madhav Joshi, CEO, India Health Fund speaks with Prashant Warier, CEO, Qure.ai (Part 2)

As part of this effort, we aim to reach as many lives as possible, through partners who can adopt the technology for improving TB screening programs.

Here is a conversation between IHF head Madhav Joshi and Prashant Warier on the synergies and how tech can make an impact in improving public healthcare systems across the globe.