The collaboration is to address issues related to mother and child health, cardiology and cancer. GE would provide a grant of Rs 75 Lakh to HTIC towards research and development of these disruptive solutions which could benefit all emerging markets. The collaboration will encourage open innovation and leverage co-creation of solutions with the involvement of multiple stakeholders such as academia, start-ups, governments, NGOs and clinicians to achieve these goals, said an announcement.
"This collaboration between HTIC and GE Healthcare will bring together start-up dynamism and corporate scalability to healthcare innovations while putting the unserved customer at the centre of healthcare innovation,” said Terri Bresenham, president and CEO, GE Healthcare, South Asia.
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