Marking World Pathology Day, Attune Technologies, a Singapore based pioneering healthcare technology company that delivers an integrated cloud-based platform for healthcare delivery organizations, today announced launch of a special initiative to foster the growth of Pathology thereby making healthcare accessible and affordable to everyone in India.

Speaking on the occasion, Arvind Kumar, Founder & CEO, Attune Technologies said, “World Pathology Day is an awareness day dedicated to highlighting pathology’s central role in the healthcare system. I am delighted to announce the launch of a special knowledge series that will recognise the contribution and important role played by pathology and laboratory medicine services in addressing global health challenges and improving the health outcomes of people and communities around the world.”

As part of this initiative, Attune will reach out to Pathologists and Pathology Associations to conduct programmes across India starting from December 2015. Each programme will host knowledge sharing sessions by experts as well as interactive workshop in order to promote use of technology in offering better health outcomes to patients.

The Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer at Attune, Dr. Anand Gnanaraj further added, ‘The need of the hour is to ensure that everyone has access to actionable health information on time and take preventive measures to avoid any health related complications. This initiative is a step towards that objective by educating and empowering pathologists on world class sophisticated IT solutions that can potentially save lives”.

The announcement comes at a time when Attune Technologies has been recognized for providing cloud-based solutions to over 200 hospitals, laboratories, and clinics in India and worldwide with a prestigious clientele that includes Medall, Metropolis, Thyrocare amongst many others to create a healthy ecosystem for a better future.

This special knowledge sharing event series will be conducted across the country over the next few months.