Via Nathan Grills on LinkedIn, on the completion of the VirtuCare Project (2023–2026):
This has been a very productive partnership that has made a difference, at scale, to people living with disability in India. Thank you to all our partners on VirtuCare! There remains so many more opportunities to use tech and AI to promote inclusive healthcare for people with disability. We look forward to taking the next steps.
The Nossal Institute for Global Health (University of Melbourne) shared that VirtuCare, supported by Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, worked with partners across India and Australia to make virtual healthcare more accessible for people with disability — including work alongside eSanjeevani, India’s national telemedicine platform.
The message is clear: digital health innovation must be inclusive by design.
Source: LinkedIn.