This series—Patient 2.0, Patient 3.0, and Patient 4.0—chronicles the transformation of patient experience into systemic insight. Each volume builds on real medical mishaps, reframing them as strategic lessons for futureproof care.
Meet the Author Behind the Movement
What began as a personal journey through the healthcare maze quickly evolved into a mission for systemic change. After experiencing firsthand the challenges patients face navigating complex medical systems, our author dedicated their career to reimagining healthcare delivery.
The groundbreaking Patient 2.0 launched at the House of Commons, marking a pivotal moment when healthcare professionals, policymakers, and patients united around a common vision. This wasn’t just another book release—it was the beginning of a movement.
“This series doesn’t just identify problems—it offers actionable solutions that we’re already implementing across several NHS trusts.”
— Dr. Sarah Mitchell, NHS Deputy Medical Director
Chapter 1 Preview: The Moment Humanity Meets the Machine
Step into the future of care with Laura Thompson’s first visit to IntelliMed — a hospital run by intelligent machines. In this opening chapter, she meets RoboDoc, navigates a sonic privacy bubble, and begins to question what it means to be truly seen in a system built on algorithms.
Is this progress — or a new kind of isolation?
Read the sample and decide for yourself.
Voices of Change: Testimonials
Patient 2.0: Navigating the Healthcare Maze
Delayed diagnosis, misdiagnosis, overtreatment, and medical error have devastated patients from all walks of life. In the U.S. alone, more than 250,000 people die annually due to preventable medical mistakes. In a world where health is a commodity, how do we fight back?
In the groundbreaking book “Patient 2.0: Beyond Consumer, Victim or Survivor”, Dr. Aswini Misro shares the heart-wrenching stories of these patients. From each tale, we learn crucial lessons to become “Patient 2.0” – an empowered, educated partner in the healthcare system.
Dr. Misro, founder of the clinical AI platform YouDiagnose, exposes the unscrupulous and unregulated practices plaguing the system. But she also provides the solution: technological integration to create a truly patient-centered, empowering healthcare experience.
The driving force for this revolution? A new generation of confident, well-informed patients – the essence of this transformative book.
Patient 3.0: Reimagining Care
Exposes how your health data has become the new oil, extracted by tech giants while patients see little benefit. Reveals why 90% of healthcare AI projects collapse despite massive investment.
Patient 4.0: Reclaiming Humanity
Imagine a future where robotic doctors take over entirely. Explores the moral dilemmas of automation replacing doctors and the battle over the future of medicine.
Reflections from Healthcare Leaders
Mr.Aswini Misro with Mr Dogramaci, Vitreo-Retinal Surgeon, Essex from House of Commons Palace of Westminster, London (18th March 2019).
Dr Atul Bansal
Consultant Emergency Physician Wexham-Park NHS Trust Slough, England.
Mr Anthony RamSinhai
Consultant ColoRectal Surgeon,
Bart Health NHS Trust, London
Mr. Hani Slim
Consultant Vascular Surgeon, Kings College London NHS Trust, Denmark Hill, London
This book has thrown light on various day to day problems that a patient faces with regard to medical malpractice including over investigations, over treatment, global trend of unnecessary surgeries, and medical error.
The author has dived deep into the issue to provide with insightful tips and recommendations for general public. It will not only enhance the understanding of the patients but also will help them to get the most out of the healthcare system. I quite liked the phrase “being professional as a patient”.
The other important aspect of this book is about the “out of pocket expenditure” and “medical bankruptcy”. The burden of these problem is much more than many people realise. These topics have been covered reasonably well in the book.
In order to mitigate the burgeoning issue of medical malpractice, raising patient awareness is a critical component and I am happy that the author has taken an initiative in this direction.
The book “Patient 2.0″ is a well-written book and probably first of its kind I have ever come across on this topic. It provides the root cause analysis of various types of medical mishaps in a succinct way which can be quite easily understandable by both a layperson as well as a medical professional. It compels the reader to carry on reading the stories with great insight.
It further provides insight into the socio economic impact of the profit based medical practice in the current era. I look forward to the new exposures in the medical industry that the author might provide in the next sequel of this book.
Globalisation and economic liberalisation have led to the proliferation of profit-centric business model of private medical care. Malpractices like over-diagnosis, overtreatment, expensive treatments and unnecessary investigations are becoming increasingly more prevalent. The increasing affordability of general population coupled with changing the expectation of patients has favourably fuelled the medical malpractice. The lawsuits and medico-legal risks have become another ground for the doctors to succumb to the practice of over-investigation and over-diagnosis sub-consciously. In the current scenario, malpractice in medical care has been a deep-rooted and complex issue. In the countries, where evidence-based practice is a distant reality, it is challenging to draw the line.
This book is an innovative effort by the author to compile these real-life medical anecdotes and highlights the struggle the patients and the caregivers go through in day to day life. This book is of great help in educating the common man and creating awareness about ways to deal with them.
GALLERY
Mr.Aswini Misro with Mayor of Haringey,
House of Commons, Palace of Westminster, London Mr. Ali Ozbek
Mr.Aswini Misro at House of Commons, Palace of Westminster
Mr.Aswini Misro with Dr Ali Demirbag at
House of Commons, Palace of Westminster, London (18th March 2019).
Mr.Aswini Misro with Dr Ali Demirbag for the book release at
House of Commons, Palace of Westminster, London (18th March 2019).
Mr.Aswini Misro giving a brief presentation of project & book at
House of Commons Palace of Westminster, London (18th March 2019).
Patient 2.0 in Focus: Where AI Enthusiasts and Healthcare Leaders Converge to Rethink Accountability, Innovation, and the NHS’s Role in Clinical Intelligence.
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Transforming Healthcare, One Life at a Time
Our mantra is #KnowSoonerLiveBetter, because #GoodHealthGreatLife. We believe in technology with a soul – where innovation meets empathy to transform lives.
The Mantra
#KnowSoonerLiveBetter, because #GoodHealthGreatLife
The Promise
The future we’re building – where care is personalized, prevention is proactive, and every patient is part of the conversation.
The Perspective
Technology with a soul—where innovation meets empathy to transform lives.
