In India we have a saying " Ulta Chor Kotwal Ko Dantey " The 3 USA MNC Mfrs of Stents are pulling a stunt unfortunately of attempting repeatedly to drive a wedge between India - USA relations for their selfish nefarious gains .
Dr. Shankar Narang, Chief Operating Officer, Paras Healthcare A few decades back it would have been difficult to visualize the dramatic improvement advancements in minimally invasive surgery can bring towards medical outcomes as well as costs. Minimally invasive procedures result in lesser complications, faster recovery and
“A COMPARITVE STUDY OF STRESS LEVELS OF DOCTORS IN GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE SECTOR.” Shrini Shukla, Program Officer for Chhattisgarh State Health System Strengthening Project, Introduction: Modern life is full of stress ranging from personal to their organizational activities which affects the individual, both physically and behaviorally. However, differences in
In February this year, the Indian government made a compelling proposal with a compelling name: the National Health Protection Scheme. The NHPS strives to provide 10 Crore (100 Million) citizens with annual healthcare coverage of up to 5 Lakh INR (~8k USD). Ambitious? Definitely. Feasible? Maybe.
International recognition to AMTZ American College of Clinical Engineering (ACCE)- one of the largest global society for Medical Technology conferred the ACCE international Organisation award to AMTZ group of institution for outstanding contributions to global clinical engineering strategy & practice. Awards given at ACCE convention Los Angeles,
Amit U Jain With a cluster of Cloud Computing, Big Data, wearable devices, portable devices etc., IoMT is making healthcare move towards an integrated healthcare delivery system that leverages technology, while being patient-centric. It surely is going to be a Game Changer in Healthcare in 2020 Introduction Internet
On the occasion of World No Tobacco Day – 31st May 2018 “It killed our ancestors; It’s killing us and will kill our generations.” Tobacco the most commonly sold drug that looks cheap but cost heavy on life, so now let’s say “NO TO TOBACCO”. In
Swapping fried food for grilled goodness, ditching samosas, swerving sugar and salt, and spending nights drinking as much water as possible could help millions of Muslims across the globe tackle the challenges of Ramadan. Students and academics at Birmingham City University in the UK have come
Cricket Icon Brett Lee participates in Universal Newborn Hearing Screening (UNHS) at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital (SGRH) According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 34 million children worldwide suffer from profound hearing loss. Four in every 1,000 babies born in India suffer from severe to profound
· NATHEALTH scaling up Awareness, Availability, Accessibility and Affordability (4A’s) for Indian healthcare On the occasion of 6th anniversary (May 20), Healthcare Federation of India (NATHEALTH) said that rising patient consumerism, expansion of the continuum of care, a shift towards quality based-care, increasing patient participation, the
