Dr.Srinivasa Raju

The uncertainty over NEET was unequivocally cleared once again by one of the judges of a Constitution Bench on Friday.(29-4-16). The apex court rejected the pleas (to postpone the NEET for another two years)  of central govt and other petitions filed by AP,TN&TS students. who are opposing the NEET?     All private medical&dental college owners  opposing the this radical reform(NEET) only because they would lose control of the admission process as well as the huge capitation fee racket that runs regardless of it being expressly forbidden. While meritorious students have little to fear from taking one competitive medical entrance test rather than several expensive ones — there are said to be as many as 90 being held around the country — those affected will be students of a system which has insured them to picking candidates based on their HSC marks, and not on the basis of an objective and analytical test. Reservation — in Tamil Nadu this runs to 69 per cent — will als

స్వదేశీ నేవిగేషన్ వ్యవస్థను అభివృద్ధి చేయడానికి , 7 ఉపగ్రహాలతో కూడిన   ఇండియన్ రీజినల్ నావిగేషన్ శాటిలైట్ వ్యవస్థ చివరి అంకాన్ని విజయ వంతం గా పూర్తీ చేసిన ఇస్రో సంస్థకు IMA-AP STATE శుభాభినందనలు ... 

ఈ ఏడాది నుంచి(2016-17) నీట్‌ జరుపుకోవచ్చని , సుప్రీంకోర్టు గురువారం ( 28-4-2016 ) కీలక తీర్పునిచ్చింది. సీబీఎస్‌ఈ రెండు విడతలుగా నీట్‌ ప్రవేశ పరీక్ష నిర్వహించాలని ,ఇది అన్ని రాష్ట్రాల విద్యార్ధులకు వర్తిస్తుందని న్యాయస్థానం ఆదేశించింది. సీబీఎస్‌ఈ షెడ్యూల్‌ ప్రకారం మే 1న తొలిదశ పరీక్ష, , జులై 24న రెండో దశ పరీక్ష నిర్వహించాలని సుప్రీం అనుమతిచ్చింది. ఆగస్టు 17న రెండు దశల ఫలితాలు విడుదల చేయాలని, సెప్టెంబర్ 30లోగా ఆడ్మిషన్‌ ప్రక్రియ పూర్తిచేయాలని సుప్రీంకోర్టు సూచించింది. NEET Exam from this academic year. CBSE is the coordinator of the NEET exam. the dates to remember --- 1-5-16 : part 1 exam. 24-7-16 : part 2 exam. 17-8-16: declaration of results. 30-9-16: lasr date to complete admission process.

Twenty-nine state-owned banks wrote off a total of Rs 1.14 lakh crore of bad debts between financial years 2013 and 2015, much more than they had done in the preceding nine years. -  From 0.33 per cent of total advances in 2009, bad debts rose to 0.61 per cent in 2013.  Its a sign of great  depressive economical recession.

Request to A.P. &TELENGANA Medical councils: our councils could also follow in the footsteps of PMC regarding credit hours criteria for renewal of registration. Decision was taken in general house of PMC to reduce requirement of CME credit hours for renewal of registration after the age of 65 yrs from 50 credit hours to 25 but this decision has not been notified. Otherwise also PMC has made it very easy as far as credit hours are concerned. If you are a life member of IMA you are getting JIMA and you earn 5 hours every year i.e. 25 hours in 5years.  If you are life member of a speciality association or society and getting journal of the society you get another 5 hours every year i.e. Again 25 hours in 5years.  So you complete your requirement of 50 credit hours in 5years.  Just enclose the Registration number printed on the journals along with your membership certificates of the association / society along with renewal form and relax. As per Dr.O.P.S.kande,this decision wa

Nobody has a right to openly mislead the public.   Misinformation to consumers is an offense under the CPA. Examples: WITHOUT ARRANGING  qualified duty doctor in a hospital,one can't boast of advertising or displaying  The claim of —“24 emergency services available”. if any hospital displays like that,it means that a qualified doctor and necessary facilities are available round the clock. without having  medical council recognised&registered degrees,one can't display the degrees.  some doctors used to display non &para clinical degrees (ex:M.D.Biochemistry or forensic medicine and M.S. anatomy) as clinical degrees. its also comes under breach of trust.  Every thing the doctor or hospital do,it should be transparent...to the patients(consumers),to the district health authorities and public at large.

In India, cervical cancer is the leading malignancy among women, and  every year India gets nearly 1.32 lakh cases of cervical cancer and nearly 74,000 women die of the disease.  We have the  standard tests so far for detecting cervical cancer like, cervical cytology, also called Pap test, or a human papillomavirus (HPV) test, or a combination of both. The machines that perform these tests cost up to Rs eight lakhs and can work only in a pathology lab. so,how to tackle this challenge? and  How to screen lacs of rural women at potential risk with the help of paramedics or community health workers? The Magnivisualizer ,   an illuminated, low-cost (Rs 1500 (US$ 36)) magnifying device (Magnivisualizer) for detecting precancerous lesions of the uterine cervix.  i t costs Rs.10,000/ Its  a portable, easily manipulated instrument that can be operated using a 12-V, 8–10 Ah dry-cell battery; it can therefore be used in rural areas where there is no mains electricity. Rural India h

This month(April-2016) marks the introduction of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which aim to dramatically improve lives across the world by 2030. we have to remember,  Even though an average Indian can now hope to live for approximately 68 years, about 8-10 years are spent in tackling chronic ill health. so how to face this challenge? scale up the implementation of proven strategies and enhance research to develop new technologies, drugs and innovative service delivery mechanisms. what we have achieved? D ue to our indigenous research which has been yielded  better  indigenous devices, drugs and vaccines.   Department of Health Research (DHR) and ICMR have piloted several innovations —  treatment for kala-azar was shortened to a single injection from the previously painful course over six weeks while  malaria treatment regimens were made more effective.   shorter, more effective treatment regimens for leprosy and lymphatic filariasis,  m-health technology for

Labor, Delivery and Recovery (LDR) rooms Both Labor, Delivery, Recovery and Labor, Delivery, Recovery and Postpartum suites have large, comfortable rooms, with ample space to walk around and for your family to be with you. Each includes a specially equipped birthing bed, so that you can labor and deliver without being moved from room to room or from bed to bed. There is a private bathroom and shower for each suite.

How our state medical council or MCI punish the quacks?  Are these offices  have any constitutional power? 1--No  state medical council or MCI have power  to put alleged violator in jail. (1)  No court other than the court of a Metropolitan/District Magistrate shall take cognizance of, or try an offence, under this Act. (2)  No Court shall take cognizance of any offence under this Act except on a complaint in writing by an officer empowered by rules made in this behalf." 3--The procedure would be like this: i)--Somebody complains to DMC against a quack. Or, the DMC can take suo moto action. ii)--The DMC holds an inquiry and finds the quack guilty. iii)--The DMC files a complaint with the MM. The trial proceeds in the MM court and the MM gives the punishment. the best line of action is - Any citizen can directly go to the police to lodge a complaint against any quack for prosecution.

It has come to notice of NABH that certain individuals / entities are contacting healthcare organizations seeking empanelment for ECHS/CGHS. This is to clarify that NABH has not authorize any individual or entity to contact and seek payments for seeking empanelment with ECHS/ CGHS through NABH. This is an aspersion for NABH. This is a fraudulent act and has no linkage with NABH in any form. NABH does not charge anything except for the fee as mentioned on website and which is only through DD in favor of Quality Council of India, payable at Delhi. Healthcare organizations being contacted as mentioned above are advised to immediately contact NABH so that proper legal action can be taken against such individuals / entities. - See more at: http://nabh.co/#sthash.6E3h7cFS.dpuf

NABH is pleased to inform that NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Health Care) is organizing 3 days training on  "Programme on Implementation of NABH Hospital Standards/SHCO Standards ”  at the cities, the details are as follows. Objective of the Programme The objective of this programme is to provide guidance to healthcare provider on implementation of NABH standards. The aim of the programme is to develop Internal Counsellors within the hospitals for helping them to work towards implementation of quality and patient safety standards, achieving accreditation and maintaining the same.  Who Should attend: Owners of healthcare organisation, medical professional, nursing professional, medical administrators, para medical staff, etc. NABH encourage to keep the group a mix of professionals from diverse healthcare background. Registration: The registration can be done by filling the registration format at our web-site (www.nabh.co/login). Registration fee 

What is meant by small hospital as per NABH? Small Health Care Organisations (SHCO):  Those healthcare organizations having bed strength upto 50 beds and are in possession of supportive and utility facilities that are appropriate and relevant to the services being provided by organization. Definition for  Super Speciality centres:  Super Speciality centres are the centres which reflect requirement of DM/ MCh or equivalent qualified personnel. Note: If the SHCO has super specialty procedure being performed, Operation Theatre should follow the super speciality OT guidlines.

IMA has taken few important decisions in 205th.CWC meeting conducted at Agra on 2-4-2016. IMA,since so many years delivering its duties towards welfare of the common member and the common man at large. In recent times, especially since 5years,IMA evolved as vibrant organization that felt its presence not only in the land scape of our country but world wide. so,the time has come to such a ripening stage,that the IMA has to take few radical decisions to transform and transmould its work culture to achieve its well known targets. New emblem to be used exclusively by modern medical doctors. A special budget of Rs.25 lacs was passed for legal fund over and above the legal advisors’ retainer ship fee.   IMA and its wings would not run Diploma and Certificate Courses. All the Courses will be Refresher, Updated Courses or Skill Development Courses. The courses will be developed  only at the HQs. and then distributed to various wings for their management and running.    The word “Fee

1.        HFC  Rise will be frozen for the next 3 months. 2.        Every year,  1 st  July   – Doctor’s Day, shall be observed as “IMA Doctor’s Day”.  All State & Local Branches shall organize events related to community services and all IMA members to provide free consultation services on that day. 3.        IMA Maharashtra will observe IMA National Sports Event for IMA members from 4 th  to 9 th  October, 2016 at Nashik, Maharashtra in consultation with IMA HQs. 4.        IMA would organize IMA Centenary Conference on 5 th  & 6 th  November, 2016 at Delhi where all the important leaders of the Association will be invited.  Complimentary hospitality and stay during the conference will be provided by IMA HQs.  Travel will be borne by respective Wings/ States & Local Branches. 5.        IMA will continue to persuade the Govt that all Tobacco products should have at least 85% pictorial warnings on packages of Tobacco products. 6.        A special budget of Rs.25

since so many years,small hospitals have been neglected by insurance companies. for a country like india with varied demography, handful of big corporate hospitals are not enough to provide timely care. even  our IMA policy suggests the importance of  family medicine and necessity  of referral system. so, we can propose to IRDA authorities, 1.that all small hospitals (<20beds) and day care centers can be empaneled for out-patient and day care services. 2. even for secondary care services (both medical and surgical),the small hospitals with entry level NABH accreditation can be considered for empanelment. 3. we all know,small hospital can give service at fairer prices. so,IRDA can categorise and grade  the hospitals and  can fix the charges for various procedures as per the grade  system.in  this way, rural people has the liberty to choose  right hospitals at right time at their proximity. even insurance companies could get the benefit of lower reimbursment charges at

on october 1st.2015,MCI at its general body meet approved a joint proposal of MOH&MCI to have NEET exam.  Now, today,11-4-2016, the apex court also allows NEET for medical&dental UG&PG courses. so, Now the ball is in govt court.

AYUSH practitioners can not practise modern medicine. but they can utilise diagnostic battery such as Radiology Report, X-Ray, Complete Blood Picture Report, Lipids report, ECG for purposes of practising in the Indian system of medicine.  A division bench of Chief Justice G. Rohini and Justice Rrajiv Sahai Endlaw ,said: "No practitioner of Indian System of Medicine or holding a qualification as listed in the Schedule to the Indian Medicine Central Council Act, 1970, even if it be of in integrated medicine... of the DBCP Act, 1998, is entitled to practice modern scientific system." The court's order came on a petition filed by Delhi Medical Association (DMA) an affliated wing of IMA. PREVIOUSLY ALSO  some state  high courts ordered against crosspathy practise: 1.   the High Court of Madras vide order dated 12th February, 2010 in W.P.(C) No.2907/2002 titled Dr. K. Abdul Muneer Vs. State of Tamil Nadu had ordered that it is not open to medical practitioners of o

some procedures are legally correct. but doctors has to check twice whether that surgery is ethically correct? once again, there is urgent need for standard protocols for every thing and for every line of action. IMA and speciality associations should sit and frame the guide lines.

the statistics: 1.   The environment ministry said the quantum of waste generated in India is estimated to be 1-2 kg per bed per day in a hospital and 600 gm per day per bed at a clinic. 2. There are 198 common biomedical waste treatment facilities in operation while 28 more are being created. As many as 21,870 healthcare facilities have their own treatment facility while 1,31,837 have to rely on common facilities. 3.    Nearly 85 percent of the hospital waste is non-hazardous while 15 percent is infectious or hazardous. 4.  In India, the total biomedical waste generated is 484 total and permanent discharge (TPD) from 1,68,869 healthcare facilities, out of which 447 TPD is treated, according to an official  statement .  the new rules said that no occupier may establish an on-site treatment and disposal facility if a common biomedical waste treatment facility is available within a radius of 75 km.  The operator of common biomedical waste treatment and disposal facility has to e

రష్యా లో మెడికల్ విద్య: విద్యార్థులకు స్కాలర్ షిప్ సదుపాయాలు కూడా ఉన్నాయి.  రష్యా మెడికల్ కళాశాలలు అన్నింటిలోనూ ఇంగ్లిష్ బోధన లేదు. కేవలం కొన్నింటిలోనే అందుబాటులో ఉంది. అదీ మొదటి మూడు సంవత్సరాల వరకే ఇంగ్లిష్ బోధన. నాలుగో ఏడాది నుంచి రష్యన్ భాషలోనే టీచింగ్ కొనసాగుతుంది.  చదువుతూనే ఉద్యోగం చేసుకోవచ్చు.  నెలవారీ జీవన వ్యయం సుమారు 100 అమెరికన్ డాలర్లుగా ఉంటుంది.  యూనివర్సిటీలే విద్యార్థులకు మెడికల్ ఇన్సూరెన్స్ కల్పిస్తాయి.  తరగతి గదుల్లో విద్యార్థుల సంఖ్య తక్కువగా ఉంటుంది. రష్యా యూనివర్సిటీల్లో ఎంబీబీఎస్, ఎండీ, ఎంఎస్ తదితర కోర్సుల్లో ఎలాంటి ప్రవేశ పరీక్షలు రాయకుండానే నేరుగా అడ్మిషన్ పొందవచ్చు. దరఖాస్తు చేసుకున్న వారిలో అన్ని అర్హత ప్రమాణాలున్న వారికి ముందు వచ్చిన వారికి ముందు ప్రాతిపదికన సీట్లు లభిస్తాయి.  జనవరి నుంచి జూలై వరకు అడ్మిషన్ల ప్రక్రియ కొనసాగుతుంది. తరగతులు సెప్టెంబర్ నుంచి మొదలవుతాయి. కచ్చితంగా సీటు కోరుకునేవారు ముందుగా దరఖాస్తు చేసుకోవడం మంచిదని నిపుణుల సూచన.  ఇంటర్ లో కనీసం 50 శాతం మార్కులు ఉంటేనే ప్రవేశానికి అర్హత.  కొన్ని  కళాశాలలు హాస్టల్ వసతి కల్పిస్తాయి కానీ,