LUDHIANA: The department of Clinical Haematology and Bone Marrow Transplantation at Christian Medical College and Hospital (CMCH), organized its annual CME (Continuing Medical Education) programme for post-graduates titled ‘Championship 2018’.
The two-day match that began on Friday will focal point on post-graduate trainees from various departments with an pastime in haematology. The match used to be inaugurated by means of CMCH director Dr William Bhatti and CMCH important Dr Jeyaraj Pandian. Medical superintendent Dr Anil Luther, and Punjab Medical Council (PMC) member Dr Manoj Sobti have been among the dignitaries provide. It used to be attended by means of CMCH college and scholars, and over 70 contributors from around the state. The spotlight of the development used to be a haematology quiz, the preliminary round of which used to be hung on Friday. The ultimate round will probably be hung on Saturday, with the winner receiving the ‘Haematology Champion 2018’ trophy.
Discussing the development, Dr Joseph John, Dr Chepsy Philip, and Dr Suvir Singh from the dept of Haematology stated this used to be an academic match meant for students to spark an pastime within the field of haematology, which has evolved tremendously as a scientific speciality over the past ten years. Students got an opportunity to engage with the college and visit the molecular laboratory, stem cell transplantation ward, and coagulation and bleeding laboratory. Efforts are on expand world-class haematology services and products in northern India at CMCH, and create a centre of excellence that gives care on a par with the most efficient on the planet.
The two-day match that began on Friday will focal point on post-graduate trainees from various departments with an pastime in haematology. The match used to be inaugurated by means of CMCH director Dr William Bhatti and CMCH important Dr Jeyaraj Pandian. Medical superintendent Dr Anil Luther, and Punjab Medical Council (PMC) member Dr Manoj Sobti have been among the dignitaries provide. It used to be attended by means of CMCH college and scholars, and over 70 contributors from around the state. The spotlight of the development used to be a haematology quiz, the preliminary round of which used to be hung on Friday. The ultimate round will probably be hung on Saturday, with the winner receiving the ‘Haematology Champion 2018’ trophy.
Discussing the development, Dr Joseph John, Dr Chepsy Philip, and Dr Suvir Singh from the dept of Haematology stated this used to be an academic match meant for students to spark an pastime within the field of haematology, which has evolved tremendously as a scientific speciality over the past ten years. Students got an opportunity to engage with the college and visit the molecular laboratory, stem cell transplantation ward, and coagulation and bleeding laboratory. Efforts are on expand world-class haematology services and products in northern India at CMCH, and create a centre of excellence that gives care on a par with the most efficient on the planet.
CMCH organizes its annual CME programme
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June 03, 2018
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