Issue- september 2020 How Can CEOs Meet Contradictory How to be a Good CEO of Your Demands In This New Phase Of The Own Brand Pandemic? Top 5 Female Indian Business Keeping Company Culture Alive Tycoons 2020 Across A Global Workforce Ruby Hall Clinic: Technology Titans who lead from the front Dr. Manisha Karmarkar Chief Operating Officer EDITOR’S NOTE Real Portrait of Indian Healthcare System he picture of the Indian healthcare system consists of a variety of divergent sceneries. On the one hand, we can see extra-ordinary hospitals with advanced medical facilities charging a very high cost that seems quite expensive for a middle-class man to afford. TWhile, on other hand, rural areas consist of small units bearing a few outdated medical amenities in the name of healthcare. The majority of rural patients are referred for a big-city hospital nearby to get the desired treatment for any serious case. Though the Indian Healthcare system is gigantic, one can find several discrepancies in the rural and urban areas as well. Moreover, public and private sector healthcare systems also have numerous differences in their amenities. India always has been a great attraction for medical tourists for a prolonged period. There are diverse health challenges found in India during the study in comparison to developed countries. It is good from a learning point of view for medical students. Also, along with time, numerous efforts have been made for the advancement of India at the global level. Since independence, the Indian Healthcare system has met with several enhancements. Many diseases like cholera, tuberculosis, and smallpox have been worked for downfall and have succeed. Issues like preventive healthcare, public sanitization, healthcare educational needs, and communicable disease control, etc. are also being resolved dynamically. Currently, some non-communicable diseases like hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and cancer are great means of concern. Where rural areas lack advanced medical services, public sector hospitals are facing insufficient manpower. Moreover, hospitals also lack good infrastructures such as furniture, medicine, and equipment to handle the vast population of India. Overall, the GDP share on healthcare in India is not as per norms issued by WHO. There is a serious need to speed up the progress of Healthcare system in India. Ruby Hall Clinic has come with an expert doctor’s team and advanced medical equipment that is recognized at the international level. It is only the chain of hospitals that possess nine quality accreditations and certifications from the side of the Quality Council in Healthcare. In this issue of the magazine, you will get to know the hospital’s success story and its dynamic role at the time of the biggest health crisis prevailing. 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The publisher assumes no responsibility of any part of the content of any advertisement in this publication, including any errors and omissions there in. all rights are reserved by prime insights media. 5 CONTENT Cover Story Ruby Hall Clinic: Technology Titans who lead from the front Dr. Manisha Karmarkar Chief Operating Officer at Ruby Hall Clinic 10 Prathap selvan Managing Director Frutunes Food Products: How Can CEOs Meet Mr. Prathap Selvan’s Vision to Empow- Get List of ten Contradictory Demands er Indian Agrotech richewomen of the In This New Phase Of The Export Ecosystem world who are self- Pandemic? made 18 22 24 6 Ensure operational Dr. Tansen Chaudhari’s efficiency of the Invaluable Participation workplace with Facility in Success of Fluid Management Controls Private Limited 26 28 Dr. Tansen Chaudhari Chief Operating Officer (COO) Fluid Controls Private Limited Five Leading Female Indian Business Tycoons of the Lemma: Year 2020 Who Inspired Work culture which values Every Aspiring Women employee’s presence and Entrepreneur of India inspires to put-in incredi- ble performance Gulab Patil 32 34 Founder and CEO Have a Look over Ten Ellementry : Richest Personalities of An Eco-Conscious India Brand 38 40 QCC Management Solution: Mr. Vora’s Top 10 famous women Aspiration entrepreneurs in India To Transform India’s Manufacturing Industry 42 Consulting Space Mr. Jigar Vora 44 CEO of QCC Managment Solution 10 Most Influential Get List of Top Women Entrepreneurs 10 Logistics in India in 2020 Companies in India 46 2020 48 7 Cover Story Dr. Manisha Karmarkar Chief Operating Officer at Ruby Hall Clinic 10 Ruby Hall Clinic: Technology Titans who lead from the front ver since its inception, Grant Medical Foundation’s Ruby Hall Clinic has its pillars deep-rooted in supe- Erior patient care. While one part of this is because of the expertise of the doctors, another part is because of their continued investment in state-of-the-art technology. Six decades later, this facility has retained its reputation of providing world-class care with advanced medical equipment. Dr. Manisha Karmarkar who growth trajectory, the hospital’s success story and her changing role in times of a global healthcare crisis. has shattered the glass ceiling to become Ruby Hall Clinic’s first woman COO speaks at length about her 11 Dr. Manisha Karmarkar Chief Operating Officer at Ruby Hall Clinic Could you tell us about the success story sub-specialities, there is virtually no part of the human of Ruby Hall Clinic and elaborate on its anatomy and mind that our doctors don’t care for. services? Be it cancer treatment with advanced surgeries and Ruby Hall Clinic traces its deep roots back to the year the world’s most advanced linear accelerator, or even housing the city’s most sophisticated one-stop breast clinic with the Senographe Pristina Mammography technologically1959 when it first advanced began as quality a two-bedded healthcare nursing and sprawls home. machine, a 3T MRI with a breast coil and even the acrossOver the a years,600 bedded it has become structure a brand in the synonymous heart of Pune with provision of Vacuum Assisted Biopsy, we have it all. along with a 130 bedded unit in Wanowrie and a From SPECT-CT to 3D laparoscopy, advanced IVF, robot 70 bedded one in Hinjawadi. In addition to this, the assisted procedures with the daVinci Surgical robot and advanced urosurgery, vascular care, ENT, interventional breadth of Maharashtra. cardiology and paediatric procedures — our experts We’rehospital one has of 28the full-fledged only hospitals diagnostic in the country units across with nine the are well versed with the nuances of challenging procedures to ensure you get the best results. We’re Council of India in Healthcare. Housing a team of also a nationally accredited centre for organ and bone closequality to accreditations 4000 members, and ourcertifications doors are byopen the to Quality lakhs marrow transplantation and have some of the highest of patients each year. With over 40 specialities and success rates in the country. 12 The healthcare industry is seeing a number of changes. What is your hospital doing to stay ahead of these changes? AHUfor patients while maintaining who tested apositive. standard Our temperature. OTs are fully In fact,equipped we maintain with with a highHEPA air filters exchange and an cycle independent rate of at telehealth, it may be an opportunity whose time has least 35 air changes per hour to effectively reduce Out of every crisis, a new opportunity arises. For the spread of any virus. For all laparoscopic surgeries, virtual services for those requiring specialist attention we have a comprehensive smoke evaporating whetherfinally come. they In were the lastpatients two years,living wein Nigeriahad commenced or those system to absorb aerosols. from Dhule, a remote town of Maharashtra. The spike in coronavirus cases in India made the availability of this • Virtual services for asymptomatic patients: We service all the more important. offered telehealth services from our experts for But this is just one aspect. With telehealth comes the those who have been quarantined at home, but still added benefit of remote monitoring, and while our need care that’s equivalent or close to what they intensivists have already been honing this skill, the would get in a hospital. pandemic has paved the path for other specialists to follow suit as well. Additionally, our hospital is also • Emergency screening protocol: We ensure that every person entering the hospital premises is better patient outcomes — be it in radiology for quicker diagnosesdeploying orthe to strengths improve patientof artificial satisfaction intelligence as a whole.(AI) to touch” thermometers. If someone with a symptom ischecked detected, for they’repossible is COVID-19escorted via exposure a dedicated with route “no- At a time when the country is grappling with COVID, what steps has Ruby Hall to our Flu OPD for further assessment. Clinic undertaken to manage the influx of • Robust Disinfection Practices: We have put into place enhanced disinfection measures while cleaning coronavirus patients? every 2 hours.