Dr.Srinivasa Raju

Human body is not  a neatly self-sufficient island after all. It is more like a complex ecosystem—a social network—containing trillions of bacteria and other microorganisms that inhabit our skin, genital areas, mouth and especially intestine The body contains 10 times more bacteria, fungi and other micro-organisms than human cells. Most of these species are harmless—although they can still cause illness if they wind up in the wrong place. In addition, researchers are beginning to learn  exactly how some microbial species in the body help digestion and contribute to regulation of appetite and the immune system .   In fact, most of the cells in the human body are not human at all . Bacterial cells in the human body outnumber human cells 10 to one. Moreover, this mixed community of microbial cells and the genes they contain, collectively known as the microbiome, does not threaten us but offers vital help with basic physiological processes—from digestion to growth to self-defense. Some

If we can store cheaply electric energy from renewable sources like-wind,solar, then its a ground breaking event in the history of mankind. man stores electric energy by converting it in to chemical energy using electrolysis. at present we are using costly catalysts in electrolysis. Now, Electrolyzer devices use catalysts (Cheap  mixed metal oxide catalysts)  to drive a chemical reaction that converts electricity into chemical energy by  splitting water into  hydrogen  and oxygen fuels. These fuels can then be stored  and re-converted to electricity for use whenever wanted. Having cheap and efficient electrocatalysts would enable homeowners and energy companies  to store and reuse, whenever needed, intermittently generated electricity such as  solar and wind power. Nanowire Solar Cells Raise Efficiency Limit. a single nanowire can concentrate the sunlight up to 15 times of the  normal sun light intensity.

Copper door handles and taps kill 95% of superbugs in hospitals. Copper vessel keeps germs in water away. "Copper attacks the DNA and other protein molecules of the bacteria leads to its  death.  The three-member Indo-Australian research team  tested the anti-bacterial effect  of copper against bacteria like Salmonella Typhi, Salmonella typhimurium,  Vibriocholerae and E coli. 

what are the signs of Recession? c urrency will loose the value.  Real estate will be crashed.  All speculative business Will be  drastically slumbered. Even though the prices of manufacturing goods will come down, no takers for them.  consumerisn will be crashed. world currency -dollar will be going to loose its value. if USA be in trouble, the remaining countries will also be suffered except few big countries like china and india,though these biggies does suffer on smaller scale. When and why recessions occur? its part of the economic cycle. if we consume resources more affluently and at faster rate, then coming generation  will suffer with recession for few years. what are the major differences between USA and INDIA? 1) We save around 30% of our income  2) our Interest rate is high so no nonsense expense or investment  3) there are CRR and SLR in banking system of India where 22% money always lies with RBI  which will never allow to bankrupt any Bank.. 4.Americans

Healthcare Administration In collaboration with Indian Medical Association - Hospital Board of India Industry Overview: The healthcare industry has grown tremendously over the last few years. The emergence of medical tourism and swift development in technologies, has led to making the health sector as one of the fastest growing sectors in India. Several corporate and business organizations have forayed into the healthcare sector, resulting in the healthcare delivery system becoming more organized, systematic and efficient. This has subsequently led to a massive demand for qualified, well trained and dedicated healthcare management professionals Program Overview: INLEAD's Post Graduate Diploma Program in Healthcare Administration prepares students to manage the administrative aspects of the healthcare facility and explore various career opportunities in this field. The program modules have been jointly developed in consultation with Indian Medical Association - Hospital

is it backstabbing by MOH?! Dear friends Namaste. on 19-3-13,in Rajya sabha, hon.health minister mooted the Indian Medical Council (Amendment) Act, 2013"  Bill to vested the power to MOH, in removing the elected president& vice-president from their respective posts,  with out the intervention of the parliament. Excerpts from the new bill: .  a new section 30A in the Act relating to resignation by the President, Vice-President and Members of the Council and the power of the Central Government to remove from the office the President, Vice-President or a Member; and (h)  to insert a new section 33A in the Act relating to power of the Central Government to give directions to the Council in the matters of policy and for making any regulation. No doubt,its a blatant hijacking of the autonomosity and sanctity of the elected MCI body. few other amendments: 1.The enrolment of a person as a medical practitioner on the Indian Medical Register or the State

1. Primary Health Centres now authorised to issue disablility certificates in  Tamilnadu. 2. Demand for Healthcare services is poised to grow exponentially owing to a growing old age population with rising incidence of lifestyle diseases, rising incomes and affordability, and increased penetration of health insurance. 3. In India, $100 billion ( Rs.5000 billions)  investment is required in healthcare till 2025.

IMA can   File a petition to get a review of the judgment given in  WP filed by Meenakshi  Gautam in Delhi High Court. National IMA can  challenge as a petitioner in any court-either in Delhi high court or in any high court of other states,  against CE Act. IMA can have a talk with NBE to increase the pass percentage of DNB candidates. IMA has to work proactively with the MOH in filling rural vacuum of human resources in  health care and assist with disaster management /medical emergency team of the govt.IMA has to structure and incept the disaster management teams,emergency epidemic teams in all its 1800 local branches.

Parliamentary panel rejects  rural healthcare cadre. MOH-Health minister's enthusiastic proposal of B.Sc community medicine course out rightly rejected by parliamentary standing committee headed by Sri.Brijesh Pathak. Just few months back NCHRH Bill was rejected by parliamentary standing committee. In these two issues , one has to observe - 1.That the MOH's unilateral hurried proposals are not properly exercised and doesn't give weightage to the stake holders,especially major player like IMA. 2.That IMA  exerts its influence powerfully and fruitfully and the stature of the  IMA is growing day by day under unified and visionary leadership of Dr.N.Appa Rao and other distinguished leaders at central and state level. Thanks to the present team under dr.saini&dr.vijaykumar for successfully continuing the wonderful work of previous leaders. 3. IMA has to  assist the govt. in filling the vacuum of human resources in rural areas.

What IMC Act imply? 􀂄The Medical Council of India established in 1934 under the IMC Act, 1933        Repealed and enacted again in 1956. MAJOR COMPONENTS: 1. Medical Council: constitution, composition, mode of election and their restrictions on nomination and membership. 2. Medical Institutions & Colleges: setting up of colleges, courses and faculty along with laying down certain rules and regulations 3. Recognition of Medical Qualifications: 􀂄Granted by Universities/Institutions in India 􀂄Granted by Universities/Institutions outside India with a scheme of reciprocity. 􀂄Granted by Universities or Medical Institutions with no scheme of reciprocity. 4. Right of Persons Possessing Qualifications to be enrolled: degree, place of practice,  holding valid certificate. If any person who acts in contravention of any provision shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year or with fine which may extend to one thousand rupees, or both

A quack is a person who pretends to have knowledge which he does not possess;  who promises to do what he is either not sure he can perform or what he is certain  he cannot perform;  who represents his practice to be more successful than that of other men;  who pretends to cure diseases known and admitted to be incurable;  whose manner is confident and imposing;  whose tone and language are unhesitating and boastful;  who employs remedies, the nature and composition of which he keeps unknown and who deals in specifics and universal remedies.  He is addicted to handbills, newspapers and similar modes of making known his pretensions and proceedings.  This is the quack and the conduct of this man is  quackery.

CPA Act intended to protect the public and businesses from unfair methods of competition and  from deceptive or misleading practices during the course  of any trade or commerce.  Definitions of “unfair” and “deceptive” were varied and often vague. Patients are not consumers. Doctors are not consumable providers. Medical treatment is neither a trade nor commercial activity but it is recognised and termed by our Apex court as noble profession. Patients getting treatment for their physical,emotional and psychic ailments and approach the doctors to get management of their diseases. Management of the disease and the patient, is not a 'single transaction' activity but is a series of lengthy processes and its a team work involving various faculties of skills and various types of inputs. Even though the first and fundamental contact person in this management algorithm is -doctor, the management of the disease dynamics involves and includes the inputs of physician, lab

can register a society. with  minimum  seven persons  and  the Memorandum of Association (MOA)  and Rules & Regulations on a white paper. should elect managing comittee. authority is registrar of societies. Types of Societies Registered under Societies Registration Act, 1860 CODE NO . CATEGORY 01 WELFARE SOCIETY 02. SOCIAL WELFARE 03. NATURAL ENVIRONEMNT & POLLUTION CONTROL 04. LITERACY SOCIETIES 05. SCIENCE/HEALTH / RESEARCH 06. RESIDENTS WELFARE SOCIETIES 07. GAMES / SPORTS 08. FINE ARTS 09. CULTURAL 10. EDUCATIONAL SOCIETIES 11. MEDICAL & HOSPITAL 12. RELIGIOUS 13. CHARITABLE 14. MISC.

Rape is not a medical diagnostic word but its legal definition for sexual assault.  so,doctors are advised  not to term the sexual assault as Rape.   the word ‘rape’ should not be used while forwarding opinion and no doctor should opine in medical reports on whether rape occurred or not. Even he should not depose in court on the same issue,” says the latest Instruction Manual for Forensic Medical Examination Report of Sexual Assault (Victim) brought out by the ICMR.  The victim “must not be refused treatment and examination, for  want of police papers.

SOLAR system.                     vertical forest.                  philips 17-watt LED bulb  All new &  to be remodelled  hospitals can think of commissioning the following  innovations in their structures. solar power -    •   Complete Grid-tie/Battery Backup Solar power  wind energy recycling of water  composte unit water recharging trenches. LED tubes,bulbs. steel,glass,fiber interiors.

T he great human being, Sadguru in lineage of music & the humanistic physician , Legendary Carnatic vocalist Sangeeta Kalanidhi Dr Sri Pada Pinakapani passed away on 11th March 2013 at Kurnool. IMA offers Sabhakti poorna  pranams and Shraddanjali to the feet of Dr Pinakapani. The following news item was on the occassion of his centenary birth day -

Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada invites all the eligible candidates for Post Doctoral Fellowship courses to provide opportunity for advanced training to specialists to acquire high proficiency and selected skills in institutions of excellence recognized by the University for the Academic year 2012 – 2013. Eligibility: i. Postgraduate degree (MD/MS/DNB) in the concerned specialty or Super specialty (DM / MCh) Candidates who have studied in countries outside India and passed medical PG examination are also eligible to join, provided they produce the following certificates: a) Equivalent certificate issued by the MCI, New Delhi b) Temporary registration certificate issued by the MCI, New Delhi ii. Age not exceeding 45 years of the year of admission iii. Fitness: The candidate should produce a medical certificate of sound health issued by a civil surgeon Selection Process:  Selection is strictly based on merit in MBBS and in concerned specialty and i

“In just over three years’ time, the availability of MBBS seats went up from 33,567 to 45,629 and the number of PG seats increased from 13,838 to 22,850. 72 new medical colleges, including six AIIMS, were established raising the number from 290 to 362. About 43,500 new health infrastructure works have been created and nearly 145,000 human resources added at various levels. “There has been an increase of 70,000 beds to provide essential and emergency services, which has helped in bringing healthcare services to all, especially to the marginalized and vulnerable sections living in rural, remote and difficult to access areas, [IANS].

To become a doctor by purchasing the seats in management quota, it costs- MBBS ------------------- 7500000 PG ---------------------- 1 crore Interest @ 12%  for 5yrs on 75lacs- 60lacs Interest @12% for 3yrs on 1crore --- 42 lacs Total ---------------------------- 2.77 crore   If the new doctor enter in to job,how much he/she will earn ?  annual salary -gross 12lacs/anum;  after TDS,prof tax,standard deduction,net :10 lacs/anum How many hours the doctor has to toil? 12 hrs + 6hrs on call duty: 18hrs. If he/she put the money- 1.75 crore in any market-equity,realty or gold.How much return expected? On 75 lacs, the maturity return after 5yrs : 1.35 crores On 1 crore ,                    after 3yrs : 1.42 crores Total :                                    : 2.77 crores. With this huge amount he/she can do any business or establish a big hospital or invest safely and will earn  2.5lacs per month or 30lacs/anum.

Medical negligence and deficiency in service is established by  National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, New Delhi, because the respondents (doctors) conducted a major surgery under general anaesthesia without taking due care and caution to ensure that critical lifesaving equipment like ventilator were available in case of post-operative complications, which can occur following a major surgery.” clinics,hospitals must have oxygen supply,ambu bag,endotracheal tubes,suction machine and emergency drugs. Those hospitals conducting surgeries & procedures must have defibrillator,ventilator Support along with boyl's apparatus & multi-para monitor. At any time and at any cost, as a doctor we must execute and deliver right type of resuccitation measures at right time. Always remember the golden hour... every doctor must respond and deliver the proper CPR ...

India’s Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) is currently one of the highest in the world, at a rate of 236 deaths per 100,000, in comparison to an average of 16 for developed countries.so,what is the best and fast initiative that will yield results? deficit in human resources. There are currently only around 27,000 gynaecologists and professionals in maternal healthcare in India. This is completely insufficient to handle the sheer volume of births that take place every day in the country Task shifting: Train the paramedics,health assistants to impart skills to conduct deliveries.   training on prevention, recognition and treatment of PPH and PE/E  (Postpartum Haemorrhage and Pre Eclampsia and Eclampsia), which are  the leading causes of maternal mortality. plz see this video:

Child Cured of HIV Dr. Deborah Persaud of Johns Hopkins University today described the first documented case of a child being cured of HIV. Major Delhi hospitals to have new blood-screening technology To minimise the risk of transmission of infections due to transfusion of donated blood, the cabinet has decided to introduce nucleic acid amplification testing of donated blood in blood banks,which  will replace the existing enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay which detects infections in respect of HIV, Hepatitis B & Hepatitis C viruses in the donated blood after approximately 21, 60 and 75 days of infections respectively. The period is known as window period. “The new technology will reduce the duration of window period to 11, 20 and 15 days respectively and therefore would reduce the risk of transmission of infections, New TB drugs being tested in India. Indian research institutions are undertaking trials to test drugs, including Bedaquiline,  Delamanid and PA-824,