00:00Dr. Samantha Reddy, Dr. Shalmi Sakti Prakash, Dr. Meha Koyal.
00:30Dr. Daru JA, Shalmi Sakti Prakash, Dr. Kharash, Brandendamine and Dr. Bralha, Dr. Shalmi Saks, Dr. Shalmi Saks, Dr. Shalmi Saks, Dr. Shavai, Hovedin K gasi Prakash and Dr. Eli .
00:55It should be a good proportion of the presence.
00:59The WHO says that it should be 30% of doctors.
01:03This is not in our national health policy.
01:07This is also reflected in the National Medical Commission Act.
01:11I have requested this from academia,
01:15from Lady Harding Medical College's leadership.
01:19We need to improve the family medicine.
01:23We need to create a system.
01:27We need to create training.
01:31Through that, we will fulfill the mandate of the National Health Policy.
01:35As well as creating a workforce.
01:39This is the right mix of general practice and specialists.
01:45What do the public benefit of which treatment is?
01:49The public benefit is important.
01:51It is a doctor that needs to be taken care of.
01:53A doctor for whom,
01:55and can also be taken care of.
01:57And his 80% of children can also be taken care of.
02:01And women and men can also be taken care of.
02:05And throughout the main diseases
02:09that we do not have the needs of specialists,
02:13need to fill out. And this is the same. This is in the world. This is in the world.
02:19We were able to get a general practice at the level of MPPs.
02:25Now we need to move forward because the disease is more complex.
02:29There are chronic diseases, mental health issues, geriatric care issues and so on and so forth.
02:35We need to move forward with the training program.
02:43And the next-door doctor should have a citizen.
02:47And then we need to do it in emergency and in speciality.
02:52This is a national health policy that I have addressed.
02:57And I hope that we will be able to study it.
03:00The IPHA standards are made by the family medicine.
03:04In our hospital, there is a great convocation with the Deekshant Samarov.
03:12There is our Maananiya,
03:16Union Minister of States, Health and Family Welfare, Chemicals and Fertilizers,
03:22Shirimati Anupriyaji Patel, our chief guest.
03:26Dr. V.K. Paul, member Neeti Ayo, guest of honor, Dr. Sunita Sharma, DGHS, our special invitee.
03:36Dr. V.K. Paul, member Neeti Ayo, guest of honor, Dr. Sunita Sharma, Dr. Sunita Sharma, Dr. Sunita Sharma, Dr. Sunita Sharma, Dr. Sunita Sharma, Dr. Sunita Sharma, Dr. Sunita Sharma.
03:46mr. Sunita Sharma, Dr. Sunita Sharma.
03:56We have been working with Lynec and Brachytherapy, which was necessary for oncology patients.
04:05Our new 3 buildings, IPD, Accident Emergency and OPD have started.
04:13This was our first phase.
04:16The Kalawati Saran Children Hospital is starting a new phase.
04:20Our acceptance has come.
04:22It will start soon.
04:25We have two books in our work.
04:33One is our annual report in 2014.
04:37The second is our hospital's Antibiotic Policy.
04:40This is a very necessary approach to our patients.
04:45What should we get an antibiotic?
04:47When should we get it?
04:48How much should we get it?
04:50This is a policy made.
04:52This is a policy made by our chief guest and guest of honor.
05:00Because there are very few hospitals that have released this policy.
05:04This is a pediatric surgery.
05:06What is your name?
05:07Dr. Ajay Kumar.
05:08What are your plans?
05:09What are your plans for?
05:10I have a job.
05:11I have a job.
05:12I have a job.
05:13I have a job.
05:14I have a job.
05:15I have a job.
05:16I have a job.
05:17I have a job.
05:18I am a job.
05:19What are your plans for?
05:21how do you need to do this?
05:31Do you have any degree in which degree you have?
05:35What is your degree in your degree, what plans you have to do?
05:42Where did your degree get from doctor?
05:46It was always my interest that I serve people in this field, but it's never a journey that I don't want to learn anything.
05:56I always think there's something new that I always see.
06:01There are so many mental signs ever growing and that's why I always liked it.
06:06Are you living here in Delhi or outside?
06:08No, I'm in Bihar.
06:10Where should you do it in Bihar or in Delhi?
06:12No, I'm not sure if you are living here, but you can't get it.
06:17It doesn't matter.
06:20If you are living in Delhi or in Delhi, you can't get it.
06:25It's just a little bit.
06:26It's just a little bit.
06:28It's just a little bit.
06:30It's just a little bit.
06:32But it's not a little bit.
06:34It's just a little bit.
06:37I just want to handle it.
06:41speciality and dedication is in all of this, so this is a good thing, but if you have a
06:48doctor, if you have a patient care and a patient care, then you can go and treat it well.
06:59When you have a resident training, you can get a lot of work.
07:04What do you think?
07:07Is it okay?
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