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• Kabul govt hospital faces shortage of specialist doctors, equipment

  The Ministry of Public Health under the caretaker Taliban regime said that efforts to increase human and technical capacities in hospitals are continuing.

  

• Kerala: Private hospitals chalk out plans to ensure smooth service

  Learning from the 2018 floods, when services in many of the major private hospitals in the district were badly affected, this time the hospitals have kept a disaster action plan ready to ensure patient safety as well as safety of all hospital equipment and medicines.

  

• IIM-B launches certificate programme in hospital management

  According to Karnataka Health Minister K Sudhakar, the new course will make the health delivery system holistic in both private and government hospitals.

  

• Courses for Medical technicians introduced by universities to create skilled workforce

  The courses include BSc in Medical Laboratory Technology, Emergency Medical Technology, and Dialysis Technology. This also includes a BBA in Optometry and Hospital Management, which are four-year courses that include one year of internship.

  

• Agra hospital in controversy to be sealed, patients being shifted

  The district administration has taken this decision after investigation on Tuesday afternoon.

  

• No patient died of oxygen shortage in Jammu hospital: J-K admin

  Four deaths reported in Batra hospital Jammu today (Saturday) occurred because of routine medical reasons, not because of shortage of oxygen, a statement issued by the administration said.

  

• 7 Covid patients die due to Oxygen crisis in Gurugram hospital

  Attendants of the deceased created ruckus inside the hospital premises. Some family members also staged protest outside the hospital.

  

• India can emerge as the main market for medical business: Atsushi Horiba

  Shahid Akhter, editor, ETHealthworld spoke to Atsushi Horiba, Chairman and Group CEO, Horiba Ltd, Kyoto, Japan to know more about the role of technology in healthcare and its business potential.

  

• India can emerge as the main market for medical business: Atsushi Horiba

  The Indian market for us is the most important market in the world.

  

• Relative beats doctor, paints his face with ink for alleged negligence

  A doctor was heckled and had his face painted with ink by the relatives of a patient on Sunday morning over allegations of negligence.

  

• IIHMR organized PRADANYA on the theme of 'Imagining Sustainable Futures'

  ‘Making Healthcare Affordable and Sustainable is India’s Biggest Health Challenge’