New Delhi, November 26, 2015:Max Super Specialty Hospitals,Patparganj and Max Super Speciality Hospital, Vaishali, held the 1st Annual Medical Conference “Max Medicon 2015”. The Inauguration of the Scientific Conference and the release of ‘Max Health Line’ (quarterly newsletter) was done on by Shri Satyendra Kumar Jain, Health Minister, Delhi Government. On 22ndNovember the conference is graced by the presence of Chief Guest Shri J P Nadda, Union Minster for Health and Family Welfare who gave away the Sevabhav Awards along with the release of the Souvenir.
“Our prime minister has been very ambitious about the digital India. We have to use the technologies also we have to see that we disseminate medical sciences to the remote areas to the vulnerable. This is one area where you can be the leader. And I suggest if you could go forward in this direction. Because people talk about CSR. I do not see it as a CSR but a responsibility a responsibility towards humanity.” - J.P.Nadda
The Conference was also witnessed by Mr. Rahul Khosla, Chariman, Max Healthcare; Mr. Rajit Mehta, MD and CEO, Max Healthcare; Organizing Chairman of Max Medicon Dr. Vinay Aggarwal.
The two-day Conference hosted by the leading healthcare providers will witness the participation of over 1,500 doctors and aims to showcase the latest advancements in fields like Oncology, Transplant Medicine, Cardiac Sciences, Gynaecology, Orthopedics, Medicine and Allied Specialities. The event will also include parallel sessions on Obstetrics and Gynaecology along with ‘Safer Healthcare Issues’ in Clinical Practice aimed to benefit practicing doctors, medical administrators and hospital/nursing home owners.
The Conference also highlighted the important issue on “Adolescent Health & Geriatric Care” which saw an active participation of over 250 people comprising of school teachers, students, senior citizens participated.
The discussions coincided with the formal announcement of Max Super Speciality Hospital, Vaishali (erstwhile, PushpanjaliCrosslay Hospital).
Dr. Vinay Aggarwal, Organising Chairman, Max Medicon 2015 said “India’s healthcare sector is growing leaps and bounds. As leading healthcare providers of the region who aim to provide the best possible services to our patients, we believe organizing such conferences are of vital importance. Max Medicon will allow the expertsat Max Healthcare, across specialities, to communicate on a common platform on the achievements and advancements in their respective fields. Healthcare is taking a major turn as doctors and hospitals look for ways to improve health outcomes while meeting patients’ expectations. While patient care continues to be our foremost priority, Max Healthcare is pushing boundaries to ensure patient safety at every step.”
Also present at the Conference, Mr. Neeraj Mishra, Organising Co-Chairperson commented, “We, at Max Healthcare, have always strived to provide our patients with the best possible services and world-class healthcare technology. Numerous topics and varied workshops conducted at this annual conference provides the attendees with a unique opportunity to share unique case studies and advancements across specialities. Max Healthcare has been regularly organizing conferences, updates, continuing medical education programmes, workshops and postdoctoral training programmes which have emerged as a helping aid to the doctors.”
As per the World Health Organization, India’s population last recorded in 2013 stood at 1,252,140,000 making it the 2nd most populous country in the world. Out of this population, 18,248,290 currently reside in Delhi and NCR. Therefore, the demand for healthcare delivery has reached an all-time high in the last 3-4 years. As one of the front-runner in healthcare delivery in Delhi-NCR, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Patparganj & Vaishali (which are both a super speciality tertiary care hospital) cater to the population of East Delhi, Ghaziabad and Western UP. With the increase burden of diseases like Cancer, Non communicable diseases like Diabetes, Hypertension, Cardiac aliments and renal diseases, both the hospitals have strived continuously to provide patient-centric attention and care along with the highest standard of technology available across departments.
cityairnews
Nov 26, 2015 10:30
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