Exomind: Introductory Staff Discussion
Starting on:
Oct 16, 2026
Ending on:
Oct 16, 2026
Moderator(s):
Miss Valerie Oloo
Valerie has a background in healthcare administration, project coordination and medical sciences, with experience spanning healthcare, nonprofit and academic settings. Her professional experience includes administrative and project support roles at Avané Clinic, Aga Khan University Hospital, Amref Health Africa and Metropolitan Hospital, as well as experience as a Medical Representative at Surgipharm. She has supported the coordination of project activities, stakeholder engagement, meetings, documentation, reporting and operational follow-up. Her experience working across different healthcare environments has strengthened her organisational, communication and coordination skills. Valerie holds a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology and Biotechnology from the University of Nairobi and completed a Healthcare Assistant Training Course at Metropolitan Medical Training College. ### Role in the Session As moderator of the introductory Exomind discussion at Gigiri Surgical Hospital, Valerie will facilitate the session, encourage participation from staff across different departments, manage the discussion and question-and-answer segments, and summarise the key learning points. Working alongside the clinical lead, Dr. Pranav Pancholi, she will help ensure that the session is engaging, well organised and accessible to participants from different professional backgrounds.
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Exomind: Introductory Staff Discussion

Starting on:
Oct 16, 2026
Ending on:
Oct 16, 2026
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Description

This session will introduce healthcare staff to Exomind, a brain stimulation technology developed by BTL, and its potential role in mental health and well-being. The discussion will cover how the technology works in simple terms, its intended uses, potential benefits and limitations, and the importance of individual patient assessment. Participants will also discuss how staff can respond to patient enquiries, communicate information clearly, and contribute to a safe and positive patient experience when exploring new treatment options.

Objectives

By the end of this session, participants should be able to: 1. Describe Exomind and explain how it works in simple terms. 2. Identify the potential uses, benefits and limitations of Exomind. 3. Recognise the importance of professional assessment in determining whether a patient may be suitable for treatment. 4. Explain how staff can respond appropriately to patient enquiries and communicate realistic expectations. 5. Identify practical ways to support patient safety, teamwork and a positive patient experience when introducing new treatment options.

Presenters

  1. Dr. Pranav Pancholi
    Dr. Pranav Pancholi is an experienced medical practitioner with over 20 years of experience in dermatology, aesthetic medicine, skin cancer surgery and age management medicine. He holds a Master of Medicine in Skin Cancer Surgery from the University of Queensland, Australia (2013), is a Diplomate of Age Management Medicine through Cenegenics USA (2019), and obtained board certification in Aesthetic Medicine in 2010. Dr. Pancholi has extensive experience in clinical practice and the development of specialised medical services. His professional interests include dermatology, aesthetic medicine, skin cancer management, longevity medicine and the integration of innovative technologies into patient care. Through his clinical leadership at Gigiri Surgical Hospital, he supports continuous professional development, multidisciplinary collaboration and the delivery of quality patient care. For this introductory session on Exomind, Dr. Pancholi will guide participants through the technology, its potential applications, important considerations for patient suitability, and the role of healthcare professionals in providing clear and responsible patient information.

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