CME on "Oncology Update"

Saturday 10th August 2024 at 6:10 PM

Organized by IMA Ludhiana in association with Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute

Ludhiana: 10th August 2024: (The Education Screen Bureau)::

IMA Ludhiana in association with Rajiv Gandhi Cancer institute and research Centre organised CME on "Oncology Update" on 09/08/2024 at IMA House, BRS Nagar Ludhiana.This educational program was well attended by  doctors of the city.

Speakers for the day were Dr Jaskaran Singh Sethi and Dr K. M. M. Vishvak Chanthar who made attendances aware about the newer project the CyberKnife and techniques in managing various cancers in females.

Dr  Manoj K Sobti, past state president IMA & member Punjab Medical Council and Dr Harpreet Singh, Dr Jaspal Singh and Dr Atul Mishra were the Chairperson.

Dr Manoj Sobti emphasized about the importance in keeping oneself aware about the newer updates in the field of medical science to excel in the field and for the betterment of the patients

Dr Pritpal Singh, President IMA Ludhiana welcomed the Speakers and the Chair persons.

Dr Rohit Rampal, Secretary IMA Ludhiana conducted the proceedings of the day.

Dr Karmvir Goyal Member Punjab medical council announced two creditors for this event.

Among other present were - Dr Sunil Katyal, President IMA Punjab, Dr Gaurav Sachdeva Dr Bimal Kanish, Dr P S Jassal, Dr Avinash Jindal, Dr Jugjit Singh, Dr MS sethi, Dr Manakaran, Dr Junish Bagga, Dr Manbir Khurana, Dr Sahil Bassi, Dr Sagar Bassi, Dr Dhiren Bassi and others

Hike in tuition fee for MBBS course should be withdrawal

 14th December 2020 at 4:54 PM

 Doctors demand withdrawal of this increase in tuition fee in medical colleges 

Ludhiana: 14th December 2020: (Education Screen Bureau)::

The Alliance of Doctors for Ethical Healthcare (ADEH) has condemned steep rise in the tuition fee for MBBS courses. The Haryana government has announced increased by 24.5% in the tuition fee by the private medical colleges. After this MBBS course will cost nearly 54 lakh rupees and additional charges of hostel and books etc. Dr G S Grewal former President Punjab Medical Council (PMC) and Dr. Arun Mitra, former Chairman Ethical committee PMC and members of core committee ADEH have demanded withdrawal of this increase. With such type of decisions not only the poor but the middle class families will not be able to send their wards to the medical colleges. This is a reflection of overall approach of the government towards the medical education. This approach is in total contravention to the need for universal health care to the people of the country. In spite of fact that government is fully aware that there is tremendous shortage of doctors, instead of making it affordable for common students with good marks, this decision is a message to poor and middle class students not to dream to be a doctor.   

Government is well advised to invest in health and medical education and make education extremely affordable and withdraw its decision. Such a decision by one state government gives alibi to other states to follow the suit.