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               Use case – 46: Improving early detection of neonatal asphyxia with

               smartphone-based AI technologies                                                                     46 - BOU













               Country: Bangladesh
               Organization: Bangladesh Open University


               Contact person: Samrat Kumar Dey (samrat.sst@ bou .ac .bd, +8801823267937)

               46�1� Use case summary table


                Domain                         healthcare
                The problem to be addressed    Development of more robust and reliable AI algorithms
                                               for neonatal asphyxia detection on smartphones

                Key aspects of the solution    Voice sample analysis to identify asphyxia
                Technology keywords            Healthcare, asphyxia, voice, machine learning, deep
                                               learning
                Data availability              Private right now.

                Metadata (type of data)        Audio sample from Mexico.
                                               1049 audio samples.
                                               1s samples.
                Model Training and fine-tuning   At the moment, using ML (regression models, ensemble
                                               models)
                                               May use DL in future (RNN-LSTM type models)
                Testbeds or pilot deployments   In 4 different hospitals from 4 different divisions.



               46�2  Use-case description


               46�2�1  Description

               This use case explores leveraging smartphones and artificial intelligence (AI) for early detection
               of neonatal asphyxia, a critical condition where newborns experience oxygen deprivation
               during birth. Timely diagnosis is paramount for effective interventions and improved outcomes.
               However, current methods in resource-constrained settings often rely on subjective assessments
               or expensive equipment.

               Intended Use: This AI-powered solution targets healthcare professionals, particularly midwives
               and frontline workers, in low- and middle-income countries, where access to specialized





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