Cloudphysician Academy

Following the evidence-based trail

Cloudphysician Academy was born out of the realization that patient centric outcomes and healthcare delivery are directly linked with pragmatic training and the continuous creation of peer reviewed evidence. Additionally, we also want to disseminate relevant knowledge to those that may be working in the adjacent domains of healthtech, finance, management and other fields that exert influence on healthcare. In tandem with the training we provide, our dedicated research and innovation wing is focussed on bringing improvements to patient safety, care quality and operational efficiency.

Continued Education

Cloudphysician Academy conducts weekly sessions for critical care givers in the form of continuing medical education (CMEs) and continuing nursing education (CNEs). This is available for all our partner hospitals, trainees, and medical professional who’d like to learn more about critical care.

Critical care CME: Dr. Swarna Shashi Bhaskara on Cardiorenal Syndrome

Cardiorenal syndrome is a complex disorder that requires multidisciplinary care and a qualified team. In this talk, you'll learn as Dr. Swarna Shashi Bhaskara, Nephrologist dissects this wide-spectrum disorder.

Cloudphysician Academy: Dr. Shashi B Krishnamurthy on the subject of Steroids and the Nerves

Watch Dr. Shashi dissect and review the role of steroids in various neurological diseases, with a focus on neuro-critical care.

Cloudphysician Academy: Ventilecture Series 1.1: Module 1, Class 1

Learn to read vent-waveforms in this advanced series on patient-ventilator interactions, taken by Dileep Raman, Co-founder and Chief of Healthcare, Cloudphysician.

Technology-enabled management of an organ donor in an under-resourced setting

Intensivist lead team used Cloudphysician's AI platform to manage a brain-dead patient in an ICU, extending the viability of organ donation. This case shows how Smart-ICU networks can improve critical care and boost organ donation rates.

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An operational model to increase ICU capacity during a pandemic

In this issue of the BJA, we document how we were able to rapidly deploy our critical care solution in high-volume and low-resource settings, across India during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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A case for rational antibiotic stewardship

Our study analyzes prescription practices in India that show a rise in broad spectrum antibiotic consumption. This is detrimental to public health in the long run.

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Innovations in critical care in the Indian context

This article presents the case history and the workflow in a technology augmented environment and describes how a Smart-ICU helped a team in a tier 3 city in India perform prone ventilation, and save a young life.

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Use of home telemedicine for critical illness rehabilitation: an Indian success story

Evidenced-based care aids a patient with severe neuromuscular weakness recover from respiratory failure in the comfort and safety of their home while receiving high acuity care.

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Tele-ICU augmented CPR: A pilot study

ACLS trained nurses, guided by a tele-intensivist team were able to carry out high quality cardiopulmonary resuscitation in resource constrained settings.

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A successful model of a Private-Public Partnership in increasing accessibility to critical care services in low-resource settings through tele-ICU

Private-public partnerships in India are a potential solution for improved healthcare delivery, especially in areas facing a dearth of critical care expertise

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Integrated Digital Intensive Care Management

The existing training frameworks for providers do not cover non-traditional topics that will one day be an integral part of healthcare delivery in the years to come. To keep up with the healthcare needs of our community, we have collaborated with the Institute of Health Management Research, Bangalore (IIHMR-B) to offer a certificate online course in Integrated Digital Intensive Care Management. This 6 month course covers the latest concepts of critical care, technology in healthcare, quality, safety, business management and soft skills training that ensure a cross domain model of care.

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Critical Care Nutrition

Advances made in recent decades in our knowledge of nutritional needs of the critically ill have contributed to the formation of critical care nutrition as its own domain. Cloudphysician provides training for dieticians and nutritionists who aspire to manage the nutritional needs of critical care units. The course covers all relevant topics pertaining to clinical assessments, nutritional diagnosis and planning as well as nutritional interventions and management of patients. Basics of critical care and medical topics are taught by our physicians and intensivists. Clinical nutritional topics are taught by our clinical dietetics team.

The next batch starts in January 2023.

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Dr. Shashi Bhaskara Krishnamurthy

Director, Clinical Education and Intensivist

Dr. Monika Gulati

Consultant Intensivist

Shobha Chandru

Head, Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics

Dr. Akella Chandrasekhar

Physician Education and Surgical Intensivist