Inaugurating the workshop, Shri Rao Narendra Singh, Health Minister, Haryana said that doctors should communicate with their patients better so as to avoid any litigation. He further added that more and more research is needed in homeopathic cardiology.
Padma Shri and Dr B C Roy
National Awardee Dr KK Aggarwal President Heart Care Foundation of India said
that in Allopathy there should be sessions of homeopathy so that one knows the
strength and weaknesses of other systems of medicine.
The conclusions of the
discussion were as follows:
§ Some
homeopathic drugs, which can interact with allopathic drugs.
§ Homeopaths
and Allopaths, both should know each other’s weaknesses and strengths.
§ Crataegus
is a homeopathic tincture medicine, which has ACE-inhibitor like action.
§ Homeopathy
does not differ in terms of lifestyle changes a person should adopt for
prevention of heart diseases.
§ Tincture
homeopathy is similar to Allopathy and Ayurveda.
National Workshop on
Naturopathy and Yoga in Cardiology
A national workshop on
Naturopathy and Yoga in cardiology was organized in association with National
Duniya and Sevakram Naturopathy Centre, New Delhi. More than 300 delegates
participated in the workshop. The chief guest for the function was Shri Alok
Mehta. The summary of the discussions in the workshop were:
§ Meditation
and pranayama are integral parts of cardiac care.
§ Pranayama
is slower and deeper breathing.
§ Breathing
at a speed of 4 times per minute for 20 minutes a day can reduce blood pressure
and shift one to parasympathetic mode.
§ Yoga is
not just Asans but involves 8 steps including pranayama, asan and
meditation.
§ Meditation
has similar effects in cardiology as that of the beta-blocker drugs.
§ Slower
pranayama are more cardiac-friendly than faster breathing pranayama.
Delhi Medical Association
organized a seminar on Nursing Home Problems
A National Seminar on
Nursing Home Problems was organized in association with Delhi Medical
Association, which was attended by over 200 nursing home owners. The conference
was inaugurated by Dr. Harish Gupta, President Delhi Medical Association and
coordinated by Dr. Anil Goel, Member, Delhi Medical Council and Dr. KK
Aggarwal, President, Perfect Health Mela.
§ All
nursing homes should display dengue and smog prevention guidelines in their
premises.
§ The
high rates of compensation being given to patients under Consumer Protection
Act will end up in high fee structure for the patients.
§ The
insurance companies should consider insuring OPD consultations.
§ Nursing
homes should be given more infrastructural concessions by the Government.
Medico Masti in the Mela
Over 1000 college youth
participated in various competitions like western dance, choreography, fashion
show, rock band, poster making, slogan writing and mehendi. The festival was
inaugurated by Shri Satish Goel Chairman Mujaffar Nagar Medical College. Shri
Gajender Solanki Rashtriya Kavi was the star guest.
Following health messages
were released.
§ Medical
students should learn to write legibly and use electronic records as much as
possible.
§ Medical
students should inculcate the habit of all spending 10% of their time in
community service.
§ Nursing
students should learn the art of patient counseling and cognitive behavior
therapy.
§ Medical
students should learn the strengths and weaknesses of other systems of
medicines.
Sahitya Kala Academy
A cultural evening
was organized by Sahitya Kala Academy
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