Glukoa pitch - AMPION Venture Bus East Africa 2014
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Glukoa is a tool for diabetics and high risk groups that allows users to self-manage their treatment and directly connect with specialists. It increases the quality of life and actively reduces health related costs to our customers
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Glukoa pitch - AMPION Venture Bus East Africa 2014
- 1. A DIABETES MANAGEMENT PLATFORM 03 February 2015
- 2. Health Risk Diabetes Worldwide development of diabetes 382 Mil 592 mio “Africa is facing a health time bomb with diabetes” (International Diabetes Federation) 19 Mil 41 Mil 592 Mil Estimate of diabetes cases in Africa 2013 2035 2013 2035
- 3. The Challenge Limited knowledge and management leads to severe suffering of patients and massively increases treatment costs
- 4. Our Solution Glukoa is a tool for diabetics and high risk groups that allows users to self-manage their treatment and directly connect with specialists It increases the quality of life and actively reduces health related costs to our customers
- 5. Glukoa allows you to 1. Track your health data 2. Connect to specialists 3. Engage in a community exchange 4. Access knowledge and practical tips
- 6. The Glukoa App Login Screen
- 7. Homepage
- 10. Community FAQ
- 11. Peer to Peer Chat
- 14. Statistics
- 15. Our Unique Approach Competitors Glukoa Isolated services Integrated services Smartphone Access Smartphone and Feature Phone Access Neglectable services available Geographically independent access Neglectable services available Localised Content
- 16. Thank you!
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- Company Logo, slogan Event name, place, date Speakers Contact info (ALWAYS on the first page!) Explain your company in the first 30 seconds of your talk (“elevator pitch”)
- Diabetes is increasingly becoming an epidemic in the world 382 million are already infected; and the number will rise to almost 600 million in 2035 While in the past, mostly spread in developed countries, it is now growing at exponential rates in developing and emerging countries. Same for Africa: Already 19 million, it is forecasted to more than double in the next twenty years. Diabetes is often thought to be harmless, since although it can be treated very effectively and does allow the patients to enjoy a high quality of life But the situation is different in developing countries.
- Here we face a problem of This causes the illness to largely remain not sufficiently or completely untreated Major health complications: kidney damage, blindness, lower limb amputation, death Already 15% of hospital admissions in countries like Kenya, a lot of money The worst: This is completely unnecessary!! In fact, diabetes can be easily treated by providing the patients with information and knowledge to get help and take appropriate action. But in most of the cases, rthe patient is just left alone with the disease Massive potential to empower the patient This is where Glukoa seeks to address this by Limited awareness and knowledge about diabetes Geographically inaccessible assistance Lack of localized features and content
- Huge potential of diabetes self-management education and telehealth, but very limited in the vast majority of countries. Not let the disease hold the people back
- Describe the technology, secret sauce, or magic behind your product or service. The only slide where technology is allowed! Less words, more diagrams, flowcharts and pictures Proof of concept (PoC) are helpful here: Bring prototype along, show it Bring results of studies Mention the intellectual protection strategy and status of patenting (no details)
- Limited integration of services in current apps Provide tracking, specialist assistance, community and healthcare advice in one place Language barrier Versions available in English and Suaheli Geographical barrier Mobile access to specialists and healthcare advice Local realities Content and tips adapted to local circumstances Limited smartphone and bandwidth Smartphone and feature phone usability