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Tag Archives: MBBS in Nepal
part 1 of 3: #IamwithDrGKC revives after New Constitution, January 2016
Executive Summary Start here with a video by Subina Shrestha. It’s titled “Nepal doctors Back Hunger-Striking Colleague” Doctor Govinda KC is an orthopedic surgeon from Kathmandu who has been a champion of reform for medical education in Nepal. He is … Continue reading
CCNEPal report may 26th, 2015 – part 2 – how MBBS medical education works
Update May 27th, 2015 – in Today’s news, an article about the Ministry of health and the difficulty faced in assigning young MBBS doctors to the quake zone. click here. I invite the government to learn more about my small … Continue reading
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Tagged #DrGKwasright, Bir Hospital, Dr Govinda GK, Institute of Medicine Tribhuwan University, MBBS in Nepal, medical education system of Nepal, national academy of medical science, nepal medical council, Nepal Society for Critical Care Medicine, Patan Academy of Health Sciences, rural medical practice in Nepal
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Why Should a Nepali MBBS doc take an ACLS course?
MBBS doc “Role Development” for effective critical care – what is it? Critical care is not defined by a location (“ICU”) in a hospital. It’s more like a state of mind of the docs and nurses who provide life-saving emergency … Continue reading
What is A.C.L.S. and why should every MBBS doc enroll in A.C.L.S. course?
“Critical Care is not a geographic location like the ICU of a hospital. Critical care is a set of knowledge and skills that a doctor carries with them. And nurses too!” _Joe Niemczura, CCNEPal A.C.L.S. (or just plain ACLS) is … Continue reading