Dr.Srinivasa Raju

  Strategies to qualify FMGE exam in 6 months    What is FMGE?   The Foreign Medical Graduate Exam is a test for new doctors who want to practice medicine. The exam is held twice a year, in June and December, for Indian and Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs) to get a certificate of registration from the National Medical Commission (NMC) or State Medical Council (SMC).  Importance of FMGE  Before beginning the FMGE study plan, candidates should understand why the MCI FMGE is required. Thousands of applicants travel to other countries to further their medical education every year. Because of India’s high aspirant to medical seat ratio, many prospective medical students seek admission to overseas medical schools. However, if a medical student wants to continue practicing in India after receiving their medical degree from a foreign country, they must pass this FMGE exam. Benefits of FMGE  The FMGE test provides applicants with numerous benefits. Some of these are as follows: 

The internet has paved the way for many industries to expand their business and gain attraction. Not many people think of medical practice as a part of this, but it is. If you want to start your medical practice online, this article is for you. Telehealth, or online health-based apps, allow doctors to treat their patients virtually. When it comes to virtual treatments, it is comparatively much more convenient for patients to get treated online without having to travel much. Ever since the Covid 19 outbreak, there has been a rise in patients choosing to get treated online rather than physically because it also helps with social distancing. Doctors, too, have shifted their practice from offline to online, and they have been able to treat many more patients as a result.  Advantages of online medicine practice The patients can choose doctors from all over the country rather than relying on someone closer to them. Hence it gives them much more choices. This reduces the c

                        IMA AP STATE DATA Analysis: by Dr.C.S.Raju-President.                                                       In our  quest to live long& healthy, there is a lot that we can do ourselves to improve our  healthspan and lifespan . But we are still dependent on the overall health infrastructure of the region and country we reside in.   “I” is a ripple in a network of networks. None of us is an island and everything and everyone are interdependent. Just by virtue of living in India, you have an increased chance of contracting tuberculosis, dengue, malaria, typhoid, amebiasis, etc., whether you live on the 34th floor of a building facing the Arabian Sea or whether you are in the slums of Dharavi, the only difference being that if you are rich, your risk is lower and you have access to better treatment, compared to someone who is poor. And yet, it is not that straightforward. The richest person in Ranchi will still not get the same urgent treatment for acute stroke

  what is the news? NMC proposes replacing the Hippocratic Oath with ‘Charak Shapath’ for doctors.  Proposed change likely to come into effect in academic session beginning February 14 . Apart from a new oath, a 10-day mandatory yoga course proposed for medicos.   Narrative : Hippocratic Oath is a code of ethics universally accepted and sworn by new doctors '. Charaka Shapath' is an oath contained in Charaka Samhita, much akin to the Hippocratic code.  An RSS-affiliated medical body has been informally administering 'Charaka Shapath' for years   As per NMC 's proposal-   when the first year MBBS students participate in the White Coat ceremony on February 14 to mark the beginning day on their path into becoming physicians, they’ll be reciting Maharshi Charak Shapath that has been pitched by RSS Medical wing – NMO in 2017 and in contrast to an oath known as the Hippocratic Oath that has been used for many years in India Comments: whether its good or ba

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             Dear Medicos &Young doctors Season's Greetings on behalf of IMA AP state. Now you are a member of noble profession & member of prestigious and largest professional association-IMA! The field is buzzed with PG courses &NEET PG exams. But if you introspect and do introspection, definitely you will find more lucrative careers. Let us see.... what are the opportunities after MBBS?                  The various opportunities after MBBS are: ·          Government Jobs in health services departments ·          Defence Services: Jobs in Army, Navy and Air Force ·          Employment in Hospital Chains  ·          Opportunities in Research and Academics  ·          Career in Health Administration/Hospital Management  ·          Biomedical Engineering and Sciences  ·          Self-employment through private practice/ Public health  In Foreign countries: ·          If you wish to pursue courses after MBBS in the USA, you would have to appe