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    The document describes a proposed low-cost portable ventilator called Ginhawa (ReliefVent) that is being developed for use in developing countries and small hospitals. It summarizes the current problem of limited access to ventilators. It then provides user stories from medical professionals and patients who would benefit from increased access to affordable ventilators. The document outlines the proposed features and specifications of Ginhawa, which is projected to cost 40% less than other portable ventilators. It also provides comparisons of Ginhawa to existing ventilator options. In testing, Ginhawa has proven safe and effective. The document positions Ginhawa as a solution to increase ventilator access in low-resource settings

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    The document describes a proposed low-cost portable ventilator called Ginhawa (ReliefVent) that is being developed for use in developing countries and small hospitals. It summarizes the current problem of limited access to ventilators. It then provides user stories from medical professionals and patients who would benefit from increased access to affordable ventilators. The document outlines the proposed features and specifications of Ginhawa, which is projected to cost 40% less than other portable ventilators. It also provides comparisons of Ginhawa to existing ventilator options. In testing, Ginhawa has proven safe and effective. The document positions Ginhawa as a solution to increase ventilator access in low-resource settings

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    ReliefVent Final

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    HAZEL JEAN BIGCAS
    The document describes a proposed low-cost portable ventilator called Ginhawa (ReliefVent) that is being developed for use in developing countries and small hospitals. It summarizes the current problem of limited access to ventilators. It then provides user stories from medical professionals and patients who would benefit from increased access to affordable ventilators. The document outlines the proposed features and specifications of Ginhawa, which is projected to cost 40% less than other portable ventilators. It also provides comparisons of Ginhawa to existing ventilator options. In testing, Ginhawa has proven safe and effective. The document positions Ginhawa as a solution to increase ventilator access in low-resource settings

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    Ginhawa

    (ReliefVent)
    The People's "Breath of Relief" Ventilator
    PROBLEM
    At least 50% of patients in the
    intensive care unit need a ventilator.
    In many developing countries like the
    Philippines, there is only 1 ventilator
    per 10 ICU beds which may result in an
    unwanted increase in mortality rates.
    The prohibitive cost of acquiring a
    ventilator plus the inaccessibility of
    spare parts when a ventilator breaks
    down poses a challenge for small
    hospitals to acquire more units.
    USER STORY
    DOCTOR
    As a Doctor, I want to
    have this advanced
    technology ventilator,
    especially amidst the
    COVID-19 pandemic
    so I can help and
    support more
    patients who are in
    need.
    USER STORY
    PATIENT
    As a Patient, I want
    this ventilator in our
    community hospitals
    so I can have quick
    access to the
    breathing support
    system.
    USER
    AMBULANCE
    SERVICE PROVIDER
    STORY
    As an ambulance
    service provider, I
    want this portable
    ventilator available
    inside the ambulance
    so I can save more
    space for patients.
    USER STORY
    PATIENT
    As a person with
    respiratory problems,
    I want this low-cost
    ventilator available in
    our community so I
    can own at least one
    for myself during an
    emergency
    USER STORY
    NURSE
    As a Nurse, I want to
    have a new and
    advanced ventilator
    available in the hospital
    so I can immediately
    support gravely ill
    patient for it is much
    easier to manage/
    operate.
    CURRENT CUSTOMER SOLUTION
    Currently, hospitals used imported
    ventilators to aid the needs of patients
    admitted to intensive care units. These
    ventilators sense all variables that
    define the breathing pattern with high
    accuracy and adjust its action in real
    time. It is achieve by combining cutting-
    edge technology of actuators, sensors
    and digital electronics together with
    sophisticated data processing
    algorithms.
    Visayas Vela Comprehensive
    Ventilator

    Respironics Esprit
    Respiratory Ventilator

    OneBreath

    PRESENTLY USED PRODUCT


    PROPOSED PRODUCT/TECHNOLOGY

    Ginhawa (ReliefVent) is a
    ventilator that can be used for
    both children and adults. It is
    projected to cost 40% lower
    than other portable ventilators
    in the market. It is compact,
    portable, and can be AC or DC
    powered. It has embedded
    software for self-diagnostic
    cloud-based data analytic, with
    protocols for operations and
    trouble-shooting.
    Technical Validation
    Benchtesting using Michigan After the production of three
    Instruments Pneuview Test prototypes of Ginhawa
    Lung and animal (dog) studies Reliefvent, Field testing of 30
    testing were done, proving its ventilators in 5 hospitals is
    safety and efficacy. done.
    VENT SETTINGS:
    CMV, AC, SIMV, CPAP, PEEP GAS SOURCE:
    O2/Room Air

    OXYGEN BLENDER:
    YES
    WEIGHT:
    8 kilogram

    BACKUP BATTERY:
    8 hours

    COST:
    POWER SUPPLY: Php 350,000.00
    AC/DC

    DETAILS OF THE PRODUCT


    FEATURE
    GINHAWA ONEBREATH
    STANDARD
    (RELIEFVENT) VENTILATOR

    Cost 350,000 500,000 > 2 million

    Weight 8 kilograms 9 kilograms > 20 kilograms

    Gas Source O2/ Room Air O2/ Room Air O2/ Compressed Air

    Power Supply AC/DC AC/DC Usually AC only

    Backup Battery 8 hours 6 hours 1-2 hours

    Oxygen Blender YES YES YES

    CMV, AC, SIMV,CPAP, PEEP,


    Vent Settings CMV, AC, SIMV,CPAP, PEEP CMV, AC, SIMV,CPAP, PEEP plus other "smart" modes

    COMPARISON
    CUSTOMER RETURN OF
    INVESTMENT (ROI)

    Investment
    return

    40%
    lower cost than the portable
    ventilator available in the market
    HAZEL JEAN BIGCAS NOVA ERA SAWAYAN

    JHON LLOYD EMANO NIVARD PORRAS FRANCIS KIM HERBITO

    TEAM PROFILE
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    listening!
    Don't hesitate to ask any questions!

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