Nexleaf Analytics

Devex World is here! Our CEO & Co-Founder Nithya Ramanathan is on the scene, co-presenting a workshop on "Cutting Through the AI Hype" with Jim Fruchterman, Sid Ravinutala, Michelle Risinger and Anna Gawel. Our team at Nexleaf Analytics is working right now to apply right-sized AI to vaccine cold chain data to better serve our partners in Ministries of Health. And Nithya has a vision for how AI - combined with robust, interoperable, continuous data streams - can transform health systems, even beyond immunization. If you're at Devex World, say hi to Nithya and our Head of Strategic Partnerships Amanda MacArthur at the workshop and all around the event! #AIforgood #techforgood #dataforgood #healthsystemsstrengthening #devexworld #vaccineswork #humanlypossible

We're excited to announce that Emily Bancroft, CEO & President of VillageReach, has joined the Nexleaf Analytics Board of Directors! Emily is a global leader in systems change, dedicated to transforming health care delivery to reach everyone. As CEO and President of VillageReach, she works with a global leadership team to guide VillageReach’s programming and partnerships to reduce inequities in access to quality primary health care. Emily is recognized for her expertise in supply chains, health workforce development and digital health technologies. Emily has been instrumental in VillageReach’s growth since 2010, first serving as Director of the organization’s Health Systems Group before she became Vice President in 2015, and President in 2017. She is a Clinical Instructor at the University of Washington School of Public Health, a faculty member of Connected Women Leaders, a mentor for WomenLift North America, and a 2022 UBS Global Visionary. Emily holds an MPH from the University of Washington’s School of Public Health and a BA from Princeton University. Welcome Emily! #techforgood #dataforgood #healthsystemsstrengthening #digitaltransformation #healthequity #nonprofit

Excited to head to DC next week for Devex World! 🌍 I’m thrilled to be speaking, contributing to an important conversation about When and How to Use AI in Global Development Work, alongside a brilliant panel including Jim Fruchterman, Sid Ravinutala, Michelle Risinger, and Anna Gawel. We’ll be diving into the real-world applications (and challenges) of AI in our sector, and discussing how to implement AI to drive real impact. Looking forward to sharing insights and learning from this inspiring group of changemakers. Would love to catch up with folks who are out and about, let me know! #DigitalPublicGood #GlobalHealth #TechforGood #DataforGood #DigitalTransformation #VaccineColdChains #HealthTech #HealthInnovation #MedicalEquipment #DevexWorld #AIForGood #AI

"Issues of power outages, unsuitable donated equipment and unharmonised stock lists and inventories create enormous uncertainty for healthcare workers and their patients. This uncertainty demands an ecosystem of change, not just a new product line or standalone database." What a fantastic summary of the whole reason for our #dataforgood #techforgood event at #UNGA. It's time to get serious about medical equipment data tools to serve #healthsystems. Shipping out equipment doesn't mean you've met the #SDGs or improved #healthoutcomes. Medical equipment has to work in context in order to serve patients and meet #globalgoals. Thanks to Meredith Leston for this reflection, and for joining us earlier this week!

Big day yesterday at Cornell Tech for our fantastic Nexleaf Analytics crew! We welcomed 40 participants from 30+ organizations during #UNGA79 to talk #medicalequipmentdata to serve #healthsystems. Some highlights: - Equipment data must serve both #globalhealth goals and #endusers / #frontlinehealthworkers if the tech is to be sustained. - Equipment #datastandards must start simple and be extensible. - All pathways to extending equipment access and #healthequity to reach more people require data to succeed and scale. We're excited to continue these conversations and tackle the medical equipment access crisis together and expand access to best-in-class, useful data tools for #LMIC #healthsystems. More to come! photo: Christopher Combs, Nithya Ramanathan, Martin Lukac, Amanda MacArthur, Erin Ross & Ednah Kiome

Team Nexleaf is ready to talk #digitaltransformation and #healthsystemstrengthening! An amazing group of thinkers and doers are joining us today at Cornell Tech to talk about the importance of #medicalequipment maintenance to achieve #SDG3. #data #digitalhealth #globalhealth Nithya Ramanathan Martin Lukac Ednah Kiome Erin Ross Amanda MacArthur

Tomorrow we'll have the privilege of hearing from leading experts on the #medicalequipment crisis about how we can co-create solutions for strong, sustainable, and equitable #healthsystems. Discussions will focus on current barriers to equipment access and maintenance and explore the potential of #IoT data to transform healthcare delivery. We’re thrilled to see the momentum that's been building around this often-overlooked topic, and can't wait to share the insights and ideas that emerge from this week's collaboration. Stay tuned! Michael Krautmann Breno Horsth Bernard Olayo blessings kamanga Ednah Kiome Yasmin Chandani Kelly Hamblin Jason Williams Julian Atim Krista Donaldson Deborah Estrin #UNGA #digitaltransformation #dataforgood #globalhealth

Lifesaving medical devices need high-quality, sustainable electricity to do their jobs. In an increasingly climate-stressed world, medical equipment maintenance is a #climate issue. This #ClimateWeek, we're partnering with thought leaders and innovators at the intersection of climate and #healthcare to address the health facility energy crisis, medical equipment waste, and other threats to healthcare access in low-and middle-income countries. Our team is in NYC this week for our convening with Cornell Tech and other #UNGA events! Reach out to Nithya Ramanathan, Martin Lukac, Amanda MacArthur, and Ednah Kiome to hear about how Nexleaf is building a coalition for better #medicalequipment management—or to just say hi! #climateweekNYC #UNGA79 #healthsystemsstrengthening #techforgood

I'm here in NYC, attending dynamic events and meeting so many dedicated and forward-thinking people at #UNGA during #ClimateWeek. But I'm glad I stole a moment to read this important #NewYorkTimesOpinion piece on electrification. According to the WHO*, close to 1 billion people are served by health facilities with unreliable electrification -- or none at all. Consistent and reliable power at health clinics is not only a #climate issue, it's a #healthcareequity issue. That's why our vision for data-infused medical equipment management includes health facility power data too. We at Nexleaf Analytics are thinking about how #renewableenergy resources like #solarpanels for health clinics can be tracked and maintained effectively, just like all other medical equipment should be. Our Sept 25 meeting here in New York, together with Cornell Tech, will help build a coalition dedicated to supporting #healthsystemsstrengthening with medical equipment data. #MoH leaders and #healthworkers need equipment data tools that are interoperable and useful for ALL equipment in the #healthsystem, including electrification resources. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/esZWpZtp *WHO electrification facts: https://lnkd.in/evauPgdd

Check out our CTO Martin Lukac's guest post at ICTWorks! Martin speaks to how better data systems and tools are needed to help countries navigate out of the current medical equipment breakdown crisis. We at Nexleaf are dedicated to raising awareness of this crisis, and the resulting lack of access to lifesaving medical equipment for millions of people. More and better data tools can reveal precisely where the problems are, which equipment is absent or broken, and what resources are needed to fix what's not working, so that every clinic stands ready to save lives. That's why we're convening a high-level meeting at Cornell Tech in NYC next week on Building the Commons for Medical Equipment Data for LMICs: https://lnkd.in/ggnjGnFd Get in touch if you'd like to learn more about this effort to build solutions health systems need to keep medical equipment functioning and improve health outcomes. #techforgood #digitalhealth #dataforgood #UNGA2024 #healthsystemsstrengthening