kansha.ai

Current problems

• High cost of evidence-based treatment and long waiting period for appointment with skilled mental health professionals
• Low focus on treatment quality, efficacy, and outcomes
• Needless Adversity: 80% treatment gap for mental health in low and middle income countries with an individual spending about 6-8 years of needless adversity from the first time the symptoms exhibit to the time they get access to evidence based treatment
• New and Expecting Mothers: Self and societal-inflicted shame and guilt towards mothers' presenting signs of postpartum depression and/or anxiety leading them to suffer in silence owing to absence of non-judgemental, safe space spaces for open expression and compassionate care

We address the problem areas of (scale) -

• PTSD (seen in upto 60% of all changemakers globally and in all disadvantaged populations and post humanitarian crises) 
• Postpartum (upto 60% of new moms globally, upto 20% of new dads globally - directly impacting marital outcomes, child development outcomes, workplace performance outcomes)
• Sexual harassment trauma (upto 90% of women globally)
• Caregiver burnout (upto 70% of healthcare workers globally)
• High achiever guilt/stress/shame/failure (upto 90% of all changemakers globally)
• Job stress (upto 60% of workers globally)

Specific challenges we’re innovating on:

1. Developing and refining models that use high-quality data to predict and personalize a person’s future health risks with plans to prevent or reduce these risks.

2. Augmenting and assisting human caregivers.

Our protocol IP can create accelerated score-shifts in 1-18 hours (vs 4-18 months in therapy) at no/low cost to person (depending on their economic background - $0-$100/year). 

Our genAI chatbots train on our proprietary session transcripts to be able to scale our effective intervention to millions of users.

The 6 areas our mental health protocols focus on: 

• Postpartum
• PTSD (lack of supportive, validating care in the immediate aftermath of traumatic event is the difference between unfortunate life-experience and PTSD)
• Caregiver burnout
• Sexual harassment trauma
• High-achiever guilt/stress/shame
• Job distress. 

We’ve chosen our 6 areas to cover 90% of the world’s population between them, and they are extremely underserved in terms of current care and support available. 

Our patient reported outcomes so far

• Postpartum : 5 point EPDS (gold standard to measure Postpartum distress) improvement in 60minutes (this takes 4-7 months in therapy)

• PTSD : 20 point PCL-5 improvement in 6 hours (would take 6-18 months in therapy)

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Our solution serves

• PTSD (seen in upto 60% of all changemakers globally and in all disadvantaged populations and post humanitarian crises)
• Postpartum (upto 60% of new moms globally, upto 20% of new dads globally - directly impacting marital outcomes, child development outcomes, workplace performance outcomes)
• Sexual harassment trauma (upto 90% of women globally)
• Caregiver burnout (upto 70% of healthcare workers globally)
• High achiever guilt/stress/shame/failure (upto 90% of all changemakers globally)
• Job stress (upto 60% of workers globally)

We're starting from India (then later move to other countries like US, UK, Canada, Aus, NZ, South Africa) which records 80K births daily, 1/5th of global childbirths. Mamily data suggests 91% of Indian women face Postpartum Depression; only 33% get treatment. This affects mother's health, marital outcomes, child's developmental outcomes, and closely links to preterm births, low birth weight, and maternal mortality. Many women face neglect and violence post-childbirth, worsening mental health.

India's 2014 Mental Health Policy overlooked maternal mental health. Recently, through the 'Midwifery Service Initiative', the government will train 90,000 midwives. Our AI co-pilot for frontline healthcare workers (nurses, midwives, gynaecs) will enable them to tackle maternal mental health situations in the moms they care for.

Even linked to Postpartum, PTSD in seen in neonatal deaths, miscarriages, special needs childs caretaking etc

We offer timely access to perinatal mental healthcare, reducing stigma.

kansha.ai's Founding team

CEO Riddhi - 3x founder/ceo (Stanford CS/AI age16-21, ForbesU30 2017) - founded/led an innovative fintech lending company in India, founded/led a pan-India 800 volunteer covidindiataskforce: 20 teams (one created tech for covid-response), founder coach to 100s, India Ambassador for FounderMentalHealthPledge (40 countries), created lived-experience-informed mental-health-protocols to resolve PTSD and Postpartum in 1-18 hours (vs 4-18 months in therapy) because of her own experience with PTSD, and is building kansha.ai to use genAI to transformationally shift health outcomes (mental health directly impacts physical health) in accelerated timeframes at low cost for a global market starting with English speaking countries.

Riddhi's experience of multiple severe PTSD situations - Startup death, Physical assault, Sexual assault, Emotional abuse, Arranged marriage abuse. This is what led her to create the PTSD resolution protocol, heavily informed by lived-experience and her experience of helping 500 suicidal people shift moods into becoming hopeful about possibilities again. Next the Postpartum protocol. Next she created protocols for: Caregiver burnout (based on her covid response experience), Anger, High-achiever stress/shame/failure (her experience as founder coach to 100s), Sexual harassment (lived experience and helping many)

Chief AI Officer, Dr. Anonymous - (postdoc advisor - Nobel Laureate, FRS). He built the first large (several hundred million) parameter foundation AI model with large govt. agencies and fortune 500 AI tech corporations, co-author on influential AI for Good Foundation Model papers, with large corporate research labs.

• Instrumental in founding NeurIPS, ICLR, ICML AI for Good workshop series, co-authored acclaimed papers cited 1700+ times, and worked on billion-dollar US Govt AI projects.

Siddhant - '50 Top Global Mental Health Leaders' by WMHC, co-founded a mental health social enterprise in India, benefiting citizens in 10+ States through govt collaborations, impacted 1,20,000+ lives (especially vulnerable people) via mental health support during Covid. He continues to design & help rollout mental health programmes for women & children for Indian state governments

kansha.ai has a global 15 member team (India, US, UK, Switzerland). A 25 member global list of advisors (US, UK, Europe, India), an AI advisors list, mental health expert advisors list: US (Dr Kate Truitt), India: 30 researchers, UK to validate our solution. 

Our 2 main lived experience anchors into communities are -

Anonymous - fintech founder + severe PTSD lived experience + beneficiary of kansha.ai PTSD protocol + Postpartum lived experience + author of upcoming Postpartum book + Board member for Cloud9 Maternity hospitals in India (1000 deliveries/month) + on Kansha.ai Board of advisors

Urvashi Mittal - Postpartum lived experience + International Innerwheel Delhi District Chairman - Innerwheel is world’s largest women’s volunteer organisation (50 countries). India is densest national chapter.

Riddhi's partnerships across US, India, South Africa etc to interview/engage survivors across different communities, to ensure their inputs help inform a culturally, context-specific protocol language. The genAI trains on manual session transcripts of at least 20-40 users in any new community, then the pilot helps assess efficacy, before scaling

We’ve chosen our 6 focus areas for innovative mental health protocols to:

>> Cover 90% of the world’s population between them

>> Be extremely under-served in terms of current care/support available

>> High ROI for workplace mental health, and delivery/referrals through hospitals, frontline healthcare workers, edu institutes etc

>> Our IP is heavily lived-experience-informed

The solution approaches the problem in an improved way as using gen AI, with personalized and immediate support, we will scale this evidence-based assistance to reach millions of users

Our genAI LLM models are trained on our own proprietary high-quality, evidence based intervention and additional evidence based high-quality research that enabled our LLM and chatbots to understand a person’s distress level (wrt Postpartum, PTSD etc) and personalize empathetic, validating language to take them through a series of empowering questions, sequenced to create accelerated score-shifts (EPDS for Postpartum, PCL-5 for PTSD) in 1-18 hours (vs 4-18 months in therapy) at no/low cost to person (depending on their economic background - $0-$100/year)

Our current chatbots can also be used by human caregivers on behalf of the user they are caring for, to augment and assist in effective care. This will eventually turn into a proper AI co-pilot to assist human caregivers in 18 months from now.

In India alone, where there are 80,000 births daily (1/5th global), a staggering 91% of mothers experience postpartum depression. This innovation brings a groundbreaking shift in mental health care, promising a brighter and more supported future for new mothers.

Our solution is underpinned by our proprietary unique IP (developed over 6yrs) that resolves a range of mental health challenges, including PTSD, with demonstrated efficacy in achieving a shift in PCL-5 scores within 6-18 hours, as opposed to the typical 6-18 months. This rapid response is crucial for new moms, providing them with timely support when they need it the most.

Kansha.ai is designed to be universally accessible, requiring nothing more than an internet connection. This democratizes mental health care, breaking down barriers and reaching moms in even the most remote or underserved areas. The nature of our solution ensures that help is available 24/7, providing vital support at the moments it is most needed.

By providing a high-quality, accessible alternative to traditional therapy, we are breaking down long standing barriers to care. This not only helps address the immediate needs of new moms but also shifts market expectations and demands, pushing the entire industry towards more innovative, user-centric solutions.

In addition to supporting new mothers, our platform indirectly enhances the efficiency of healthcare workers. By providing immediate and personalized assistance, we alleviate the demand on overburdened healthcare systems, enabling professionals to focus their efforts where they are needed most. This creates a more balanced and sustainable healthcare ecosystem, ensuring that both patients and providers are better served.

Our solution, which has shown promising pilot results in members of various (underserved, remote, middle-class and wealthy) communities, addresses UN SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being through a multifaceted approach towards the following SDG 3 targets:

Target 3.1: By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births.

Our AI chatbot provides essential support to pregnant couples and new mothers, recognising warning signs, alleviating postpartum distress in the very limited time a new mother has, and promoting healthy behaviors. By doing so, it contributes to reducing maternal mortality by ensuring that mothers have access to compassionate, validating, personalized and effective care which enables them to recreate emotional intimacy in a strained marriage, and make informed decisions about their health and the health of their newborns.

Target 3.4: By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being.

Our AI chatbot offers immediate assistance for individuals experiencing postpartum distress, PTSD, caregiver burnout, high-achiever guilt/stress, and job distress. Through real-time conversations and evidence-based strategies, it helps alleviate the symptoms of mental health issues, offers coping mechanisms, and encourages individuals to seek professional help when needed. By providing accessible and effective mental health support, our solution contributes to the reduction of premature mortality from non-communicable diseases, especially those related to mental health.

Target 3.8: Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality, and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all.

Our chatbot promotes universal health coverage by providing low-cost, accessible, and personalized guidance to a wide range of health-related concerns. It extends preventive measures alongwith evidence-based mental health support for those in need, regardless of their financial situation. By keeping affordability front and center (charge hospitals in a Capitated Care model and prefer not to charge users), our solution addresses mental health needs, promotes general well-being, and aids in the achievement of universal health coverage, ensuring that individuals have access to the quality care they require

Target 3.c: Substantially increase health financing and the recruitment, development, training, and retention of the health workforce in developing countries, especially in least developed countries and small island developing States.

Our AI chatbot supports this target by reducing the strain on healthcare systems. It offers low-cost mental health care along with knowledge & skill building opportunities to healthcare professionals and paraprofessionals related to mental health issues, thereby easing the burden on healthcare professionals. Furthermore, it provides guidance and self-help and self-care tools, which can empower individuals to manage their health more effectively, thus reducing the demand on healthcare services. This indirectly contributes to addressing the need for health workforce recruitment, development, and retention in developing countries.

In conclusion, our AI chatbot offers a comprehensive solution to achieve the UN SDG 3 Targets. It supports maternal health, mental health, and universal health coverage, while also alleviating the burden on healthcare systems.

AI Components and Underlying Data of Elephant LLM Solution

Overview:

Elephant LLM merges the strengths of Llama2 Alpaca's 7 billion parameters with the Chat GPT API. Employing the RLHF feedback loop, this system refines its model weights by drawing from a rich mental health data pool.

Technical Specs:

- Frontend: Next.js 

- Backend: Flask

- ML Library: Hugging Face Transformers

- Hardware: High memory CPU, NVIDIA A100 GPU

- Cloud: Azure and Google Cloud

Datasets:

1. Dreaddit: Sourced from Reddit, it spans domains like abuse, social issues, anxiety, PTSD, and financial challenges, primarily for stress prediction.

2. DepSeverity: While rooted in Dreaddit's data, it shifts its focus to depression, aiding in both binary and nuanced four-level depression predictions.

3. SDCNL: Incorporates posts from subreddits like r/SuicideWatch and r/Depression, making it instrumental for suicide ideation prediction.

4. CSSRS-Suicide: Gathers contributions from 15 mental health subreddits, facilitating binary and in-depth five-level suicide risk predictions.

Llama2 Architecture:

- Data: An impressive 2 trillion tokens.

- Model: Decoder-only autoregressive model.

- Context Length: 4,000 tokens.

- Safety Measures: Prioritizes safety by undergoing pre-training on factual and high-quality datasets.

Architecture Highlights:

1. GQA: Efficiently addresses memory bandwidth challenges.

2. KV Cache: Strategically saves intermediate results of the attention mechanism.

3. RoPE: Utilizes complex number representations for token positions, allowing flexibility in sequence length and capturing relative token positions.

Fine-tuning Llama2:

1. SFT: The model is exposed to next-token prediction based on prompt-response pairs, undergoing two distinct training phases for optimized results.

2. RLHF: The system is prompted, and its responses are then ranked by human labelers, assisting in the reward model's training.

3. GAtt: This ensures the model's consistent alignment with user instructions and prompts throughout interactions.

Prompt Tuning: To enhance its applicability in diverse mental health scenarios, Elephant LLM underwent prompt tuning, specifically focusing on postpartum mental health questions. This not only broadened its scope but also heightened its sensitivity to postpartum mental health issues.

Evaluations:

- Comprehensive toxicity and truthfulness benchmarking were conducted.

- In a face-off with other models, Llama2 consistently outperformed its counterpart, the Falcon model.

In essence, Elephant LLM used cutting-edge AI technology to offer precise, empathetic, and safe conversational experiences, especially accentuating its expertise in the mental health sphere, including postpartum challenges.

Ethical and Responsible Use of AI in Elephant LLM Solution

Ethical Practices:

1. Quality Data: We use reputable datasets like Dreaddit, DepSeverity, SDCNL, and CSSRS-Suicide, ensuring accurate, comprehensive training.

2. Human Oversight: The RLHF method incorporates human validation, mitigating the chance of inappropriate outputs.

3. Specialized Training: Prompt tuning on postpartum mental health ensures our AI's sensitivity in such vital topics.

Risk Mitigation:

1. Safety Protocols: With pre-training on high-quality datasets and the Ghost Attention (GAtt) feature, we ensure AI outputs are safe and adhere strictly to instructions.

2. Privacy Safeguards: Data from platforms like Reddit are anonymized. Our Azure and Google Cloud infrastructure emphasizes data security.

3. Toxicity Checks: Regular toxicity and truthfulness benchmarking ensures the AI remains safe and reliable.

4. Real-Time Feedback: RLHF allows immediate rectification of biases or inaccuracies, aligning the AI with ethical standards.

5. Scalability Concerns: To prevent magnifying biases, Llama2 is updated with diverse data and is consistently benchmarked against models like Falcon.

6. Policy Adherence: We align our AI with global mental health guidelines, ensuring all updates are compliant.

Risk Assessments:

1. Continuous Evaluations: Regular checks against other models ensure Elephant LLM's ethical superiority.

2. Data Scrutiny: Before using any dataset, we ensure it's free from harmful stereotypes or biases.

3. Iterative Improvements: RLHF feedback helps pinpoint risks not immediately evident in AI outputs.

In essence, while AI in areas like mental health poses inherent risks, Elephant LLM's procedures in data sourcing, training, and feedback prioritize ethical and responsible AI use. Our proactive risk identification and mitigation strategies ensure the AI's safety and reliability at scale.

Next year

• Support 5000 new and expecting mothers with Postpartum distress and support 5000 individuals affected by PTSD, through our manual mental health protocol and our alpha launch of genAI mental health chatbots

• Pilot in India, US, South Africa to understand efficacy in different communities and races

Next 5 years

• Support 10 million new and expecting mothers along with 10 million individuals affected by PTSD, caregiver burnout, high-achiever guilt/stress, and job distress through our generative AI mental health chatbot

• We have in an principle verbal yes for key distribution partnerships for shifting Postpartum and PTSD scores in India, US, South Africa, and have a pathway to distribution in 5 additional countries in the next 3-4yrs (only limited by our capacity/resources to execute regulatory/compliance in these geographies to then allow execution on the distribution partnerships to move from pilot stage to scale stage)

• Train 10,000 frontline healthcare workers to use our AI copilot to help people in mental health distress to provide greater last mile access

• Increase by 15% the percentage of population having access to treatment for mental health concerns without financial hardships

• In terms of revenue, we are in a unique space that will create huge impact value, valuation and revenue (for each subsequent 12 months - $0.5M, $10M, $40M, $100M, $400M)

2 people full-time, 13 people part-time (across India, US, UK and Switzerland)

We have an amazing 25 member global board of advisors across the US, UK, Europe and India, an AI board of advisors and a Mental health expert researcher advisors list (India, US, UK)

Riddhi worked for 6 years to create and test the unique IP mental health protocol that is heavily lived-experience-informed that can create shifts in 1-18 hours that therapy can create in 4-18 months

Our Chief AI Officer, who has built large 100s of million to billion parameter generative AI foundation models, joined in Aug 2023

The other 13 people joined between Sep 15, 2023 and Oct 28, 2023, - the AI / tech team has already launched 5 chatbots and the non-tech team has already applied to 4 grant opportunities and 3 startup accelerators, and finalized in principle approvals for 3 major partnerships, and is waiting on resources to execute regulatory and compliance before being able to execute on the partnership.

Kansha.ai steadfastly embeds the principles of diversity, equity, and inclusivity within every facet of our operations and mission to deliver unparalleled mental health support to new moms grappling with postpartum depression.

Diverse Leadership and Team:

Our team epitomizes diversity, with members hailing from varied genders, geographies, races and life experiences. For instance, we have equal representation of men and women, including individuals from underrepresented communities. This diversity ensures a wealth of perspectives in decision-making, leading to more innovative and inclusive solutions.

Commitment to Equity and Inclusivity:

Our technology is designed to be universally accessible, breaking down barriers to mental health care. We address the needs of millions of mothers across diverse regions, with a significant focus on India, where the magnitude of postpartum depression is profound (India records 80K births daily, 1/5th of global childbirths. Mamily data suggests 91% of Indian women face Postpartum Depression; only 33% get treatment.).

Training doctors to register with HPCA in countries - Ukraine, Russia, China, Turkey, Argentina, Zambia, Ghana

Proactive Steps Towards Inclusion:

• Training and Awareness: We regularly conduct workshops on cultural competency and unconscious bias for our team, ensuring a workplace that upholds inclusivity.

• Community Engagement: We have established partnerships with local organizations in rural India, ensuring that our solutions reach mothers in even the most remote areas.

• Collaborations: We work closely with NGOs that focus on women’s health, leveraging their expertise to enhance the inclusivity of our solutions.

Setting Goals for Continuous Improvement:

Our commitment to continuous improvement is reflected in our clear, actionable goals:

• Increase Representation: We are actively working to increase the representation of individuals from LGBTQ+ communities within our team, especially in leadership roles.

• Enhance Cultural Competency: We are in the process of developing modules that specifically address the mental health needs of mothers from various ethnic minorities.

• Foster an Inclusive Culture: We have implemented mentorship programs aimed at supporting team members from underrepresented backgrounds, ensuring their voices are heard and valued.

Measuring Impact and Accountability:

We have established metrics to track our progress in diversity, equity, and inclusivity, including:

Diversity Metrics: Monitoring the demographic composition of our team and leadership.

Inclusivity Surveys: Conducting regular surveys to gauge the inclusivity of our internal culture.

Access and Equity: Assessing the reach and impact of our solutions across different demographic groups to ensure equitable access.

How your solution intends to or has executed to deliver impact

• The unique mental health IP part of our solution has been pilot tested for last few years, to continuously improve it’s ability to effectively create outcome-shifts in accelerated timeframes for those experiencing severe PTSD and Postpartum distress (10 users from economically disadvantaged populations and 10 from high-achiever populations)

• The generative AI chatbots part of our solution (5 have been launched from Oct 10th to Oct 28th) are being pilot tested by 25 users across 4 geographies (from economically disadvantaged populations, middle-class and few from high-achiever/wealthier populations)

• We’re closely learning from our pilot test users to retrain and improve our genAI chatbots, before we scale

• We have 5 advisors guiding us wrt regulatory and compliance (2 for US, 2 for UK, 1 for Europe) - this will take money, resources and expertise, and is needed to be done as a necessary step, before we can scale our pilot

• We have gotten in-principle approvals from distribution partners in the US (and Maui) and a few other geographies, but we cannot execute on these before we get regulatory and compliance in place. In the meantime, we are continuing our pilot in India, and amongst the Indian diaspora in a few other geographies.

How your team is organized

• Our team is in India, US, UK, EU and we are all currently working probono for the mission, as we’re excited by our team’s unique combined expertise to bring Health AI for Good to multiple geographies

How you plan to engage key stakeholders (implementing partners, users, etc.)

• We aim to partner with orgs with a long track record of working in our focus areas, and give them our mental health protocol IP and genAI LLM chatbot tech to deploy for their users probono, and create a win-win partnership where we benefit from no-cost GTM and our partners benefit their users wrt their mental health and we collect more data on score-shifts created in various different communities and populations and retrain our models for increased efficacy

Plan for accessing the tools needed to successfully build and implement your solution

• We have the initial advisory guidance and the initial probono team in place, and have applied to multiple grants to raise the money to execute on the guidance for regulatory and compliance, to take us forward from our current learning pilot stage and then unblock the scaling stage for our first partnership

We’ll make revenue in 3 diff ways - B2C ($100/user/year hence don’t need insurance approval for pilot stage), Capitated Care (save hospitals immediate people+time costs and take cut of those savings), workplace mental health B2B product starting Jun ‘24

We’re applying for Catalytic Capital to increase the ROI on VC equity capital via a Blended finance approach, as we’re in a unique space that will create huge impact value and valuation and revenue (for each subsequent 12 months - $0.5M, $10M, $40M, $100M, $400M, and so on)

We’ve realized Riddhi’s fintech background (lending + insurance to make access affordable, and fundraising experience of both equity + debt) is critical to solving health for users effectively, and her AI for Good background (used tech for covid response during her covidindiataskforce etc) helps her catalyse our amazing AI team to channel their expertise into creating social impact outcomes (e.g. among many examples, we built something for NYCtechweek AI hackathon for public good)

1. Riddhi has put $80k of her own money to

   1. Hire our initial team of Mental health experts and AI experts to build the first prototypes of our genAI LLM plus 4 genAI avatar chatbots

   2. Pay the compute costs, server costs, GPU costs, tech network costs, tech tool costs

   3. Pay her travel costs to the Forbes conference, Innovations in Psychotherapy conference, Socap impact investor conference - to continuously meet people and do partnerships to scale the impact of this to more users - who we continue to intend on helping for free

2. Team of 15 people (across India, US, UK, EU) currently working probono on this project at Kansha.ai - will need to be paid starting Feb '24

3. Projected operating costs for the next year - 

   1. $700k - which we will raise through multiple sources - we have already applied to YC, Unicef venture fund healthtech AI grant, Commonwealth grant, Palladium grant, and will be applying to Wellcome grant, Echoing green fellowship, and other mission driven fundraising options like Acumen fund, Microsoft philanthropies, Skoll foundation, WK Kellogg foundation, DRK, Gates foundation, Pivotal ventures etc. 

4. Riddhi will also be raising $7M in VC equity capital by Aug ‘24 - to cover the projected operating costs for next 12 months

Expenses

Calculations

Technology: Computer & peripheral costs, server costs, GPU costs, tech network costs, specialized tech tool costs to build the AI bots

$25,000

People: Mental Health Experts, AI Experts

$30,000

Operations: Deployment via partner orgs in affected communities + impact monitoring, measurement, and evaluation

$20,000

Health Regulatory and Data Protection & Privacy Compliances

$25,000

• Gaining credibility by being selected for the Cure Residency will itself be massively helpful for our team’s ability to continue to pilot our solution

• Since we want to eventually be used by english speaking users across 7 countries, but because we’re in Health + AI for Good, we would need the regulatory and compliance guidance via the mentorship provided from Cure’s Executive Advisory Board and connections to entrepreneurs, public health experts, and executives

• The networking opportunities with cross-sectoral experts will tremendously help us with visibility among the right people, and this will lead to more partnerships to learn from data and expertise to build even better AI, or give our Health AI solutions to partners pro bono to scale the Good

• The Cure educational programming will enhance our team’s knowledge and expertise wrt scaling Health AI for Good