Suhas Pande’s Post

Ever experienced a full #circle moment? I just did on having a great honour to revisit my undergraduate college - KBH’s MGV Dental College and Hospital in Nashik. My #BDS journey began from this temple. As part of the MGV’s Mentorship Congress in a leanest way possible, I delivered a talk on “Global Oral Health: An Insight and Opportunities”. Thankful to college’s current interns, second year students and beloved faculty to attend the whole session and relate to my experiences enthusiastically. The four main takeaways from my discussion were: 1. #Prevention is better than cure. #Oral diseases are largely Preventable Diseases. 2. Think outside the box. 3. Dentists are primely required in #India more so in the remote areas following the global picture. 4. Educate patients on every opportunity about common risk factors to prevent threat from many #NCDs including oral diseases. There is a huge wisdom gained and a long way to go to bring Oral Health for All. It’s after all a team work and best learned from my mentors at the Indian Dental Association. This special day was all possible because of the ever motivating faculty back home at MGV. Thank you Dr Meenakshi Sreeram Ma’am, Principal Dr Meenal Gulve Ma’am, faculty Dr Pradeep GL Sir, Dr Bhushan Pustake Sir, and Dr Amit Agrawal Sir. #oralhealth #globaloralhealth #oralhealthforall #dentistry #bds #alumni #lecture #prevention #commonriskfactors #2023vision

Medical College in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh Total land in Possession 40 Acer On papers 28 Acers Total construction 13 lakh Sq ft including Hospital, college, Hostel, staff Quarters, Guest House etc Total. Infra available for 1000 beds Hospital out of which 700 operational 300 cold shell ready can be extended any time Total 13 modular OT with world class Imported equipment out of which 7 are operational and 6 ready in cold shell 10 general wards with 30 beds each centrally air conditioned wards are made in 3 clusters of 10 beds each. Similar cold shell ready to add another 300 beds 70 beds world class ICU 40 AC private rooms operational with double occupancy. 30 beds ICU under emergency Blood Bank. Full Pathology Lab, CT Scan Hostel Facility for 500 students with ultra modern facilities Total No of seats 150 MBBS out of which 123 general quota 27 NRI Quota No of seats can be increases upto 250 per batch after 5 years of completion 120 seats approval for Nursing Management has also in the process for University Status already paid the fee to Govt. they will get the approval Soon No of Faculties. 70 No of departments. 22 Total No of students studying MBBS 450 Fee 9.5 lacs PA for 381 students Fee 1.2-1.5 Cr for full course for 69 Every year we admit 127 students on fee of 9.5 lac PA and 23 remaining under NRI quota at around 1.2-1.5 Cr for full course Fee for Nursing is 50000/-PA Average salery. 1.5 Cr. Profit and loss for year 22-23 Income. 40 Cr. Expenses. 34 Cr. Projected for 23-24 Income. 70 Cr. Expenses. 45Cr Valuation of this property is 700+ Cr Demand 600 CR. ALAM. 8881177590.

150 #MedicalColleges May Lose Recognition, 40 Already Penalised: Sources Around 150 medical colleges of the country are likely to lose recognition of the National Medical Commission -- the regulatory body for country's #medicaleducation and #medicalprofessionals -- for inadequate #faculty and #noncompliance of rules, sources have said. Already, 40 medical colleges across the country have lost #recognition and must show to the NMC that they are following set #standards. The list of medical colleges on the NMC's radar includes those in Gujarat, Assam, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Andhra Pradesh, Tripura and West Bengal. #highereducation #facultyshortage #rules #regulations #followrules

Contribution of non-medical faculty with Msc and PhDs was immense during Covid pandemic. At that time ,if only Doctor's were asked to come on duty,would it have been fine? Not just faculties ,but support staff including Housekeeping did a yeoman service to keep covid deaths under control and keep increasing recovery rate of patients. Discrimination in medical field destroys this superb blended fabric of medical and non-medical staff. Any attempt to harass non-medicals will make life very difficult for administrators. Hope better sense prevails and non-medical post-graduate or PhD faculties are treated at the same level like medical ones ,with respect to salary ,benefits and career growth. After all,it's the question of education of young doctors and well being of patients. Milind G Kulkarni , Msc medical microbiology , Sri Swami NABL and NABH Consultancy, Bangalore Hyderabad. Cell no 8125198918 7569843783 , https://lnkd.in/gmB5iNH

MM Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Ambala, Haryanaa Know about MBBS fee structure and admission process. Read @ https://lnkd.in/dqTKqhpq #medicalschool #deemeduniversity #mbbs #mbbsadmission2023 #medicalcollege #medicaladmission

Nod for 50 more med schools, total MBBS seats to cross 1 lakh The number of MBBS seats in the country is all set to cross the 1- lakh mark with the centre approving 50 new medical colleges [30 government and 20 private] this year besides adding nearly 2,000 seats in existing colleges. The newly approved medical colleges are spread across states, with 13 colleges for Telangana, followed by five each in Andhra Pradesh and Rajesthan. Four new medical colleges have been approved for Maharashtra and three each for Assam, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Two colleges each have been approved for West Bengal, Odisha, and Jammu kashmir amd each one one for UP, Madhya Pradesh and Nagaland, according to data shared by the health ministry sources.       Senior officials in the ministry said these colleges will add 6,200 MBBS seats in the country while some colleges also received approval to add seats. Taken together, the actual increase in MBBS seats in country will be 8,195. ''With this, the total number of medical colleges in India has reached 702 and the number of MBBS seats stands at 1,07,658,'' said an official. ''The government is proactively working increase MBBS seats to meet the rising demand for doctors in the country .Also , this would help ensure that children aspiring for medical education do not have to go abroad,''the official said. In 2014, there were close to 53,000 MBBS seats in the country. Officials said that the number has doubled in the last eight years.The government ment has taken several steps for expansion of medical education in the country which includes a central scheme for strengthening or upgrading existing medical colleges to increase MBBS seats, said an offical. The governmen had,in response to a question raised in the winter session of Paliament, said that the number of post graduate seats have also doubled since 2014.          #education #medical #schools #doctors #india #health