Latest Breaking News On - Athul joseph manuel - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Healthcare innovation benefiting patients, doctors, and hospitals

Healthcare innovation benefiting patients, doctors, and hospitals
thehindubusinessline.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thehindubusinessline.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Athul joseph manuelKerala medical technology consortiumKerala health tourismResearch instituteHealth tourismGlobal ayurveda summitSustainable innovationSpecial officerJoseph manuelVice president

Kerala Covid care model Modi govt can learn from

When India’s second coronavirus wave slammed the country last month, leaving many cities without enough doctors, nurses, hospital beds or lifesaving oxygen to cope, Sajeev V.B. got the help he needed. Local health workers quarantined Sajeev, a 52-year-old mechanic, at home and connected him with a doctor over the phone. When he grew sicker, they mustered an ambulance that took him to a public hospital with an available bed. Oxygen was plentiful. He left 12 days later and was not billed for his treatment. “I have no clue how the system works,” Sajeev said. “All that I did was to inform my local health worker when I tested positive. They took over everything from that point.”

Rijom johnNarendra modiGiridhar babuGilles vernierAthul joseph manuelWorld health organizationRajagiri college of social sciences in kochiAshoka universityPublic health foundation of indiaPrime minister narendra modiPublic health foundationRajagiri collegeSocial sciencesEldho sonyநரேந்திர மோடிகிரிதர் பாபு

As India stumbles, one state charts its own COVID course

As India stumbles, one state charts its own COVID course

New yorkUnited statesNew delhiRijom johnNarendra modiGiridhar babuVinod scariaAthul joseph manuelVerniers of ashoka universityYork times companyWorld health organizationAshoka universityInstitute of genomicsParty of indiaRajagiri college of social sciences in kochiPublic health foundation of india

Covid india update: As India stumbles, one state charts its own COVID course

3,463,813.0 When India’s second coronavirus wave slammed the country last month, leaving many cities without enough doctors, nurses, hospital beds or lifesaving oxygen to cope, Sajeev V.B. got the help he needed. Local health workers quarantined Sajeev, a 52-year-old mechanic, at home and connected him with a doctor over the phone. When he grew sicker, they mustered an ambulance that took him to a public hospital with an available bed. Oxygen was plentiful. He left 12 days later and was not billed for his treatment. “I have no clue how the system works,” Sajeev said. “All that I did was to inform my local health worker when I tested positive. They took over everything from that point.”

New delhiRijom johnNarendra modiVinod scariaGiridhar babuAthul joseph manuelVerniers of ashoka universityParty of indiaWorld health organizationRajagiri college of social sciences in kochiAshoka universityInstitute of genomicsPublic health foundation of indiaPrime minister narendra modiPublic health foundationRajagiri college

As India stumbles, Kerala charts its own COVID-19 course

‘Kerala stands out as exceptional case when it comes to proactive pandemic response’

New delhiRijom johnNarendra modiVinod scariaGiridhar babuAthul joseph manuelVerniers of ashoka universityThiruvananthapuram corporationWorld health organizationAshoka universityInstitute of genomicsParty of indiaRajagiri college of social sciences in kochiPublic health foundation of indiaImage creditPrime minister narendra modi