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centre of excellence in the making for burns management
The Indian Burns Research & Training Institute (IBR&TI), promoted
by Indian Burns Research Society was inaugurated last month in Mumbai.
KOB
to tap Indian market
Karl Otto Braun (KOB) Medical Textiles of Germany is one of the reliable
names in the manufacturing of medical bandages.
Conference
on infection control held at AIIMS
With an objective to discuss the challenges facing hospital infection,
The Hospital Administration Department of the All India Institute of Medical
Sciences, New Delhi, had organised a National Conference on Infection
Control in Indian Hospitals - Challenges and Strategies (HICCON-2001),
from October 17-19, 2001.
MEDICA
2001 to be held this month
With preparations for world’s largest medical exhibition, MEDICA
2001, nearly complete, organisers are hoping to draw in a crowd of nearly
3500 exhibitors and over 120,000 visitors.
Experts
call for incentives to private players
The National Health Policy unveiled by the Centre recently, after a gap
of 18 years seems not to have lived up to the expectations of industry
people.
Anthrax
paranoia: Government wakes up, drafts action plan
The meeting of the who’s who in the ministerial circle with heads of major
hospitals in Delhi, heads of ICMR, DGHS and Secretary of Health has witnessed
the evolution of an action plan
Krishna
Sevashrama Hospital to get a facelift
The Sri Krishna Sevashrama Charitable Hospital, founded by Vishwesha Thirtha
Swamiji of Pejavar Mutt in Udupi district of Karnataka State will get
a new look ending 2002.
Apollo
inaugurates new hospital in Bilaspur
Apollo Hospitals group has inaugurated a 270 bed multispeciality hospital
in Bilaspur.
Guidelines
for administrative system audits
Audit suggests the corrective actions to be taken to rectify the defects
which have already occurred and also helps in planning preventive actions
which need to be taken to prevent re-occurance of the same
Making
hospitals a lively place
In a rather unique exercise, Liang’s “Art in Hospital” projects rope in
young artists as well as patients and even disabled people to create pieces
of art in their wards to give them a lively look
New ophthalmic
hospital in Bangalore
Vittala International, a Super Specialty Ophthalmic Hospital has been
set up in Bangalore. The 75 bed facility has been built at a cost of Rs
20 crore.
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Advertising Dilemmas
For some time now the Indian medical profession was aware through
its associations about the imminent changes to be brought about
in the code of medical ethics contained in the Indian Medical
Council Act.
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A
marriage of tradition and technology
India is the only country that has different systems of medicine
like ayurveda, unani, homeopathy, naturopathy and yet allopathy
is the mainstream of healthcare care delivery in the country.
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