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Mario and Niladree created an AI chatbot called Nima to help address non-emergency health queries for UK citizens. Nima provides 24/7 access to basic NHS information through Facebook Messenger to help simplify the user experience. It can provide directions to local health trusts, medical advice, and respond in real-time to common questions more efficiently than traditional methods. Nima is envisioned as part of a larger digital transformation strategy to reduce costs from non-emergency inquiries and make the NHS services more accessible online.
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CONTENTS
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CONDUCTION SYSTEM OF THE HEART
ECG:
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- 2. Our Story “As soon as I moved to the UK to study I had no idea what the public health system or looked like or how to approach it” Mario New parents; “what are the first vaccines I should get for my child? When, and where? Pregnancy/ abortion: “I need abortion advice?” Travelling/ holiday: “Will I need any vaccinations for holiday?” General: “Do I need to pay for treatment if I get ill abroad?”
- 3. The Problem • Time inefficient • User journey complex and overcomplicated • Outdated process • The NHS deals with over 1 million patients every 36 hours (NHS Confederation, 2016). These patients interact via appointment, by phone, by way of walk-in & website • It is very costly to serve non-emergency patients efficiently • There are 31 million UK citizens that have a Facebook page. That’s 60% of the population
- 4. The Solution • Mintel (2016), 63% of consumers aged +16 use social media platforms, and 57% of consumers aged 16+ are using messaging apps • Available 24/7 365 days a year • Integrating these trends into the NHS digital strategy (long term) • Simple, unified communications between patient and NHS • Automating non-emergency customer queries • There are 31 million UK citizens that have a Facebook account - that’s 60% of the population • Real-time automated advice
- 5. Meet Nima the non-emergency NHS Bot • Pinpoint your location and display trusts near by • Give directions through linking with Google Maps • Has a good sense of humor • Displays relevant information such as opening times • Can bring up relevant information for non-emergency medical queries • Real-time response NHS
- 6. The solution is part of a bigger digital strategy The NHS needs to have a better budget allocation strategy and try to reduce cost of inefficiencies that stem, for example, from non-emergency customer queries. And so, we envision bots being implemented as part of a bigger multi- channel digital strategy that is cost efficient, is relevant to a larger audience and targets this them in a direct way.
- 7. Thank you! @3ampLondon 3amp.co +44 20 7112 7100