New Delhi: Venkaiiah Naidu vice-president emphasized the need for increasing public expenditure on state health infrastructure on Saturday and said adequate medical facilities must be provided in rural areas to attract more doctors.
Naidu made a statement while handling the convocation ceremony from the University College of Medical Sciences.
“The purpose of universal and convincing health is all difficult, but with the determined effort, we can achieve it and the first step to achieving the ‘health for all’ goals is to increase public expenditure for health,” he said.
Emphasizing the need to attract more doctors to rural areas, Naidu said the sophisticated hospital must be established and good incentives and housing facilities must be given to the medical community.
The Vice President saluted the frontline workers for their contribution in the war against the Coronavirus pandemic.
“The formidable battle of India is contrary to a pandemic is a testimony for the resilience of our people in general and selfless services provided by all doctors, health care workers and other frontline workers,” he said.
Naidu said ehealth was a way forward for optimal use of human resources in health care with an increase in internet penetration and smartphones in rural areas.
“Indian nurses and paramedics have gained a large reputation globally with their attention skills, dedication, and the nature of their attention.
The need for hours is to take advantage of this default skill among our youth to train more allied health workers and establish a greater role for them in Our society.
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During the event, 100 students were given the MBBS and 79 students awarded the MD / MS degree.
UCMS is the University of Delhi Institute which is maintained and founded in 1971.
Universities celebrate the 50th year of its establishment as a Yobel Year of Gold.