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Agree with you Bill. The 54321 liftoff trade is my buy.

How difficult would it be to run TexRAD Lung alongside a hospital's PACS system and have results made available to interested parties via Bleepa? Not very would be my guess.
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"The Company intends to extend and develop the functionality of Bleepa® which may include positioning the platform for Artificial Intelligence tool deployment, and Internet-of-Things integration."
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"A major research trend is radiomics and texture analysis, the popularity of which is due to its symbiosis between high-throughput data and clinical decision-making, the authors continued.

Defined as a data-mining approach aiming to extract high-dimensional data in the form of a multitude of features from clinical images for building machine learning or statistical models, radiomics can be applied to various imaging modalities to answer relevant clinical questions in, for instance, head and neck masses, pancreatic fistulas, hip osteoporosis, lymph nodes, and lung disease."

https://www.auntminnieeurope.com/index.aspx?sec=sup&sub=aic&pag=dis&ItemID=618901

Just about everybody has an agenda these days Gaz. Gonna have to roll with it or go crazy second guessing what's going on.

...for world domination?

Such a large placing sure looks scary at first glance but are Feedback gearing up for explosive growth?

Currently Bleepa sits in two health authorities and probably has no more than 500 or so users.

Yearly that will bring in 500 x £10 x 12 mths = £60k. Certainly not enough to get a £5 mil plus placing off the ground.
But what if Feedback grab 5% of NHS usage a year down the line. The UK has 150,000 doctors and 320,000 nurses.

Then they would have 23,500 x £10 x 12 = £2.82 million a year.

And they talk about the rest of the world in the RNS. 10-15 mil doctors and nursing staff at NHS levels means another 21.3 - 32.0 mil users.

Say they grab 0.5% world market share to start - 50,000 doctors and 106,500 nursing staff.
156,500 x £10 x 12 = £18.78 mil.

That's £21.6 mil a year total. PE ratio of 20 for a growth company maybe - £432 mil.
Not a bad future scenario for a £10 mil company after placing.

Just a bit of whimsy on a warm, sunny day.
Let's see where the price goes from here if the board don't go silly with the cash.

Tom Oakley appears at 40:30 but if you have the time why not play it all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOAvKDDWw3Q

https://twitter.com/BleepaMe/status/1270264466882662405

Bleepa® becomes the first UK CE marked communication platform

http://www.nationalhealthexecutive.com/Robot-News/bleepa-feedback-medical-ce-mark-uk

Poland? Narodowy Fundusz Zdrowia?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Health_Fund

https://futurehealthcare.software/project/bleepa-medical-communication/

https://digileaders100.com/healthtech-innovation

A Simple Medical Imaging Algorithm To Detect Cancer - Balaji Ganeshan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhbjW9YgaUk

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is the censored part.

... on Bleepa / Feedback starting around the 42nd minute.

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Yes, the 14 months typo remark was mine over on the other site. Tom & I - we're bonding. :)

Spoil not soil.

Private Ryan, I hate to soil your party but that info has been around since 27th March.

Poster Ged5 posted the following on that date on another chat board.

"Sorry! I missed this somehow:-

From a governance perspective Bleepa is a secure, encrypted, zero footprint application meaning that no patient data is stored locally on any device. It is manufactured according to the ISO 13485 quality standard and is the only communication platform to be certified as a Class 1 CE marked device for undertaking medical image review."

Retired now but never been in the health business. Was in I.T. mostly heading up design, production and testing of systems.

That would be because the order depth shows only 100k for sale below 1p.

TexRAD, Cadran, & fluoroscopy refurbisshment.

Digital tech in healthcare: Is this a time for change?

Covid-19 is accelerating the adoption of digital technology across the health sector. Dr Tom Oakley, CEO of Feedback Medical, stresses how the NHS should not miss the opportunity to rapidly adopt innovative remote working tools, particularly for diagnostics.

https://www.hospitaltimes.co.uk/digital-tech-in-healthcare-is-this-a-time-for-change/

Certainly hope so. More toys for me and the grandchildren if I'm right about this company.