New Delhi: A group of health care professionals who emphasize the need to prepare a three-year training program to increase Indian and English MBBS graduates.
Tertiary Health Care Facilities Ujala Cygnus Hospital group in a relationship with the Biatio Training Academy (BTA), PhD Chaverce and Chevening Indian alumni recently held a roundtable discussion, where they highlight the need for a structured training program in India for Indian and British MBBS graduates.
BAPIO Training Academy, Badio Origin Origin (British Association of Indian Origin) Cygnus Hospital group.
Under these programs, two years of training each in India and the UK provide the competence needed to the MBBS doctor to become a doctor who qualifies and contributes to India on their return.
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However, experts are now planning to arrange a three-year training course in India followed by a four-month training program in the UK, the statement said.
“The capacity in the UK is limited and there is a need to regulate training in India only to achieve the vision above.
Ahead of this goal, Ujala Cygnus and BaTio will collaborate to establish a three-year training program for MBBS graduates, which lead to the Master’s degree award from the University of South Wales and also to complete the MRCP exam.
Students will also spend four months in the UK, working as observers in the NHS, “said Dr.
Shuchin Bajaj, Director of the Founder, Ujala Cygnus from the Hospital
Besides Bajaj, a round table meeting was led by Professor Parag Singhal, Executive Director, BTA; and Prof.
Tamorish Kole, President of Asem.
They also discussed the need for capacity building to overcome the challenges faced by the health care industry.
“We will collaborate with the BTA, the Indian Cheery and Chevening Alumni to have a very needed round table discussion about this relevant problem.
Capacity building in health care is the development of knowledge, skills, systems, and leadership to enable effective health promotion.
“It can be achieved only when we strengthen and increase our capacity to act in the program, and develop a health system capacity to respond to problems that arise that affect health,” Bajaj added, who also became the Secretary General, Chevening.
Indian alumni.
India has a large pool of MBBS doctors, who work as a medical doctor inhabitants, mostly in corporate hospitals and not in structured training or with much hope of career development.
“As part of an ongoing drive under Indo-UK collaboration, the BTA is best placed, has expertise in training to connect with English and Indian universities to establish a new training path for the doctor, providing the opportunity to improve them, create paths Career and thus skilled labor will be well equipped to overcome challenges, “said Probal Ghosal, Chair, a group of Cygnus Hospital Ujala.
