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Medicos told to uphold values
Prof K Nageshwar advised the medical students of Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) to earn good reputation in the society by providing their services to the poor and weaker sections. He gave away graduation certificates to 100 students, who have completed their course at RIMS, here on Monday.
Adilabad: Prof K Nageshwar advised the medical students of Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) to earn good reputation in the society by providing their services to the poor and weaker sections. He gave away graduation certificates to 100 students, who have completed their course at RIMS, here on Monday.
Nageshwar exhorted the doctors to discharge their duties with a service motto and not with sole aim of earning money. He asked the budding doctors to uphold the values of medical profession. He said poor people should think their diseases would be cured if they come to doctors. “Doctors should not create fear among patients by telling them that they are suffering from various ailments even though they are not,” he said. RIMS Director Hemanth Rao, Superintendent Ashok and other officials were present.
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