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Workshop on 'National Medical Policy' on Sunday

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October 14, 2011
Mangalore, October 14: BJP National Medical Wing will be organising a workshop on 'National Medical Policy' on Sunday, October 16, at Dr AV Rao Conference Hall in the city.

Announcing this to media persons at a press conference here on Friday, Dr. K Mohandas Bhandary, working committee Member, BJP Doctor Cell Karnataka, BJP National Medical Wing, said that the workshop will be inaugurated at 9:00 am by Krishna J Palemar, Minister of Fisheries, Ports Environment and DK District-in-charge.

N Yogish Bhat, Deputy Speaker, Karnataka Legislative Assembly will be presiding over the function. Chief Guest will be Kota Shreenivasa Poojary, MLC.

Mr Bhandary himself will deliver the keynote address at the inaugural session.

From 10:30am lecture series starts with the lecture on 'Medical Education and National Healthcare Vision' by Dr. M Shantharam Shetty, Vice Chancellor, Nitte University and Dr. K. Mohan Pai, Physician and Cardiologist and Lecture on 'Social Political Responsibility of Medical Professionals' by Dr. S K Tiwari, Former Director, National Institute of Homeopathy Department of Ayush, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Former Principal, Fr. Mullers Homeopathic Medical College and B V Kathyayini, Proncipal, Dr. M V Shetty Nursing College, Mangalore.

An open discussion will be held from 1:30pm to 3:30pm in which delegates can share their views in the development of medical services etc., said Mr Bhandary.

The delegation fees for the workshop will be Rs.200, he said.

Dr Vinayak and Dr Bharadwaj were present at the press meet.

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