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BARAMULLA : The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Baramulla, Dr. Syed Sehrish Asgar today inaugurated 24th, two-day State-level Management Development Programme (MDP) for Doctors, Nursing and other healthcare professionals at the Government Medical College (GMC) Auditorium, Baramulla.
The programme was organized by the Academy of Hospital Administration (AHA), India in collaboration with GMC and Associated Hospital Baramulla to bolster hospital management skills within the healthcare professionals.
Dr. Yashpal Sharma, President AHA; Prof. Ruby Reshi, Principal GMC Baramulla; Prof. Iffat Hassan, Principal GMC Handwara; Prof. Farhan Anjum, Principal GMC Anantnag among other dignitaries and healthcare professionals were present in the inaugural ceremony.
During the two-day program, healthcare professionals including doctors, nurses, paramedics and workers from GMC and other hospitals in the district will receive comprehensive training from AHA experts. This training will focus on skill development, patient-centric behavior, learning improvement, women empowerment among other areas for enhanced patient care in healthcare facilities.
Prof. Ruby Reshi in her welcome address congratulated the chief guest, dignitaries and delegates for being the part of the two days state level MDP at GMC Baramulla.
The DC, who was the chief guest on the occasion, expressed her gratitude to AHA for hosting this skills training program at GMC. She emphasized the profound impact it would have on healthcare professionals in the district, enhancing their ability to carry out their duties with utmost effectiveness.
While acknowledging the crucial role played by healthcare professionals, the DC stressed the significance regarding their profession not just as a job, but as a dedicated service to humanity.
The DC further emphasized the value of hosting such events and staying receptive to peer learning which not only enriches professionals’ knowledge but also enhances their effectiveness in carrying out their duties.
Dr. Yaspal Sharma while speaking on the occasion highlighted the significance of AHA imparting training and underscored the crucial role that effective management plays in addressing the challenges faced by the healthcare sector, especially in the times of crisis.
Later, Dr. Parvaiz Masoodi, Medical Superintendent Associated Hospital GMC Baramulla presented vote of thanks.
