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Your Magazine Promotes Professional Healthcare Administration

Express Healthcare Management, being the pioneer healthcare publication, deserves special commendation for its work. Being a student of hospital administration, I highly appreciate the role of your publication in the Indian healthcare industry. Here, I would like to share my views on your July 2006 issue. The article 'Healthcast 2020: Creating A Sustainable Future' by Rajashri Sengupta furnishes a detailed insight into the globalisation of healthcare and its implications. The article 'Protecting Your Data Within The Healthcare Sector' by Sascha Beyer underlines the significance and scope of IT. 'Healthcare Industry Witnessing Major Transition Ever' by Sachin Chaudhary presents the changing face of healthcare delivery systems in India. 'Analysis Of Nature Of Complaints In Medical Equipment' by Deepak Agarkhed highlights the difficulties in equipment management. 'Testing Times For Apollo Hospital' by Nayantara Som is a reminder to all hospital administrators the need for tackling unprecedented contingencies. 'A Leader Extraordinaire' about Vishal Bali by Rita Dutta is highly motivating for all young aspiring hospital administrators.

Overall, I appreciate your efforts in promoting professional healthcare administration in India.

Dr A V Rinkoo
PG Student, Department of Hospital Administration
Kasturba Medical College Hospital, Manipal



An Exhaustive Picture Of Healthcare In Bangalore

This is regarding the September 2006 issue of your magazine. The article 'The Visionary Doctor' by Sapna Dogra focusing on Dr Alok Roy is truly inspiring to postgraduate students and young healthcare administrators.

The article 'Bangalore's Newest USP: Healthcare' by Rita Dutta in the section Bangalore Discovered gives an exhaustive picture of healthcare in Bangalore which is already well known IT capital and pluralistic city due to its cosmopolitan nature.

The section truly portrays the city in becoming the healthcare hub with a unique combination of several healthcare industries and IT-industries making it a global destination. I sincerely appreciate your efforts in promoting professional healthcare administration in India and driving modern initiatives. Looking forward to many more and wishing you the very best in all your future endeavours.

Dr Somu G MD,
Professor,
Department of Hospital Administration,
Kasturba Medical College Hospital Manipal


Interesting Article On Insurance

This is regarding the article 'Key To Success Of Health Insurance' by Dr Biswendhu Bardhan in your October issue. I agree with the author’s observations on insurance-related issues completely.

V R Menon


Shukla's Article Gives Me Courage To Do Well In Healthcare Vertical

This is regarding the article 'The Ironies of Healthcare Industry' by Vivek Shukla. After 12 years of sales and marketing experience in companies like APTECH, VEBTEL all into the IT- related areas, recently I have joined as manager marketing for a upcoming chain of Hospitals in Hyderabad, and happened to read the article. The article reinforces my decision to have taken up this role. It also gives me courage to do well in this healthcare vertical which is new to me.

S A Majeed,
Hyderabad


Informative Article On Vendor Down Time

This is regarding the article 'Analysis Of Nature Of Complaints In Medical Equipment' by Deeepak Agarkhed in the July issue of your magazine. The vendor down time in spare processing is obviously the major hold up to get the equipment up and running again is because they do not have a large spare inventory and products have to be shipped in. Obviously, this is something that hurts efficient running and revenue generation in a huge way. I am glad that the author is so cognizant of these issues and hopefully will have systems in place to try to minimise these issues.

Dr Jas Katariya
Assistant Professor of Clinical Anesthesiology
Dept of Anesthesia,
Perioperative Medicine and Pain Management University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Medical Center,
Miami, FL

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