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Meet held on ethical medical profession
The LV Prasad Eye Institute along with Equitable Healthcare Access (EHA) Consortium hosted the second panel discussion on Friday. The theme of the panel discussion was ‘can today's medical professional be Ethical, Empathetic, Successful and also be satiating.’
Hyderabad: The LV Prasad Eye Institute along with Equitable Healthcare Access (EHA) Consortium hosted the second panel discussion on Friday. The theme of the panel discussion was 'can today's medical professional be Ethical, Empathetic, Successful and also be satiating.'
The event was well attended and well received by students from Medical Colleges around Hyderabad. The first panel discussion successfully addressed the medical students and residents in Udaipur in April 2019.
Students posed questions on whether sustainable, quality and ethical healthcare was possible for all. The panelists provided examples to the students from their own experiences and their organisation in order to help them grasp some of these concepts and include it in their day to day work.
EHAC members are also working on promoting alternate and fulfilling career paths to these students and residents by giving them the opportunity to intern on short term programmes and to be mentored by the best doctors.
Delegates on the panel were Dr CS Pramesh, Director, Tata Memorial Hospital, Dr Pramod Gaddam, CEO, Fernandez Hospital Foundation, Dr G Chandra Sekhar, Vice Chairman, LV Prasad Eye Institute, Thulsiraj Ravilla, Executive Director Aravind Eye Care System, Dr Chandrasekar Chikamuniyappa, CEO People Tree Hospitals and Dr Santosh Kraleti, Country Director Cornea Blindness Free Bharat Abhiyan. The panel was moderated by Dr Pavitra Mohan who is the Founder of Basic Healthcare Services.
