Health camp organized by Medical College on World Tuberculosis Day

Gulshan Paruthi - Gwalior

Senior doctors shared experiences related to TB treatment in the program

Under the National Tuberculosis Eradication Program, a workshop and awareness program on World Tuberculosis Day was organized by the TB and Chest Department and the Department of Medicine in the new OPD campus of Government Medical College Datia. The chief guest of the program, Dean Dr. Deepak Singh Marawi, explained in detail the importance of tuberculosis and the schemes of the government and took a pledge for TB Free India Campaign. Dean Dr. Deepak Singh Marawi shared his clinical experience while praising the members of the organizing committee, Dr. Pradeep Shukla, Head of Department of Community Medicine, Dr. Mahendra Kumar Bharti, Head of Department of TB and Chest, Dr. Praveen Kumar Tagore, Head of Department of Medicine. In the program, Dr. Arjun Singh, Superintendent Medical College Datia and Co-Superintendent Dr. Sachin Singh Yadav highlighted the investigation, treatment and facilities provided in the hospital.

As keynote speakers, all the department heads were present, mainly Dr Pradeep Shukla, Head of Community Medicine, Dr Tribhuvan Narayan Gaur, Head of Orthopedics, Dr Surendra Kumar Baudh, Head of Pharmacology, Dr Rajesh Gupta, Head of Pediatrics, Dr Praveen Kumar Tagore, Head of Medicine, Dr Mahendra Kumar Bharti, Head of TB and Chest, Dr Prashant Harit, Head of Dermatology and IMA President, Dr Manish Kumar Sachan, Head of ENT, Dr K P Baraithia, Dermatology and Dr Vishal Verma, District TB Officer, Datia. Other doctors present in the program were Dr Sandeep Srivastava, Associate Professor of Surgery, Dr Bharat Verma, Head of Anesthesia, Dr Ravneet Bhusari, Associate Professor of Anesthesia, Dr Manish Verma, Assistant Professor of Orthopedics, Dr Jitendra Kanjolia, Assistant Professor of Medicine and Dr Arjit Gaurav, Psychiatry. In the program, all the doctors gave detailed information about the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of various types of TB. At the end of the program, Dr. Mahendra Kumar Bharti thanked the Dean Dr. Deepak Singh Marawi and all others from his heart.

After the program, all the doctors participated in the health camp organized by Medical College and Community Medicine in village Ram Sagar.