Major Healthcare Developments This Week - #22
1. IIT-BHU Develops Low-Cost Microchip for Early Detection of Chronic Kidney Disease
The low-cost microchip developed by IIT-BHU researchers has the potential to transform CKD detection by making testing accessible, affordable, and efficient. This development offers hope to patients who may otherwise lack the resources for regular testing and supports healthcare providers in making timely, life-saving decisions. With this innovation, India is set to make significant strides in tackling the chronic kidney disease crisis, paving the way for a healthier future for all.
Tamil Nadu has declared snake bite a notifiable disease, requiring all hospitals to report cases. This step aims to improve prevention, treatment, and awareness, especially in rural areas where snake bite risk is high. With enhanced infrastructure, anti-venom allocation, and educational outreach, Tamil Nadu is working to reduce preventable snake bite deaths.
3. Tamil Nadu to introduce bike ambulances equippe
d with patient cabins
The Tamil Nadu Health Department is set to launch 25 bike ambulances with an investment of Rs 1.60 crore to improve healthcare access in remote areas. These bike ambulances, equipped with GPS tracking, will serve as feeder services to the existing 108 ambulance network, reaching isolated regions for emergencies, maternal and child healthcare, and accident-related support.
To read more, please click here: https://thedoctorpreneuracademy.com/2024/11/14/tamil-nadu-to-introduce-bike-ambulances-equipped-with-patient-cabins/ 4. Live surgery broadcasts matter of serious concern, says Apex Court as NMC, Centre miss hearing The Supreme Court has raised serious concerns over the practice of live surgery broadcasts, addressing a PIL that questions its impact on patient safety, ethics, and informed consent. The case highlights the need for guidelines to regulate live medical demonstrations in India, prioritizing patient welfare over commercial interests.
A senior oncologist, was brutally attacked at a Chennai hospital by a patient’s son, leaving him critically injured. This alarming incident has sparked outrage in the medical community, leading to a statewide strike by Tamil Nadu doctors. The attack highlights the urgent need for stricter hospital security and legal measures to protect healthcare professionals.
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13th Feb, 2024 Subscribe Now Welcome to The Doctorpreneur Academy. Thank you for being a lifelong learner...!!! Share this newsletter Via: LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook You can view all previous newsletters here Major Healthcare Developments This Week - #27 1. Stronger Muscles May Boost Survival Chances for Cancer Patients Having strong muscles and staying fit can help cancer patients in many ways. It lowers the risk of death from cancer and other diseases, improves quality of life by...
4th Jan, 2024 Subscribe Now Welcome to The Doctorpreneur Academy. Thank you for being a lifelong learner...!!! Share this newsletter Via: LinkedIn, Instagram, FaceBook You can view all previous newsletters here Major Healthcare Developments This Week - #26 1. How a Kerala Doctor Escaped Digital Arrest Fraud: Lessons for Everyone A doctor from Changanassery narrowly avoided losing ₹5 lakh to cybercriminals impersonating Mumbai Police officers. The scammers used threats of a "digital arrest" to...
25th Dec, 2024 Subscribe Now Welcome to The Doctorpreneur Academy. Thank you for being a lifelong learner...!!! Share this newsletter Via: LinkedIn, Instagram, FaceBook You can view all previous newsletters here Major Healthcare Developments This Week - #25 1. Fortis Healthcare to Raise ₹15.50 Billion via 5-Year Bonds Fortis Healthcare’s ₹15.50 billion bond issuance at a spread of 192 basis points over MIFOR is a significant financial move. It highlights the company’s robust financial...
