BLK Super Speciality Hospital inks collaboration pact with Uzbekistan govt

The Delhi-based BLK Super Speciality Hospital has signed an MoU with Republican Research Center of Emergency Medicine (RRCEM), an Association of Emergency Physicians at Uzbekistan, to establish cultural, educational, scientific and medical cooperation in various spheres on the basis of equality and mutual benefit. RRCEM is the biggest emergency care provider in Uzbekistan. Among others, this should pave way for development of joint international projects and research.
 
The MoU was signed by BLK Super Speciality Hospital Director Naresh Kapoor and Dr A M Khadjibayev from RRCEM.
 
This pact will enable both hospitals to organise an exchange programme for undergraduate and post-graduate students. BLK Super Speciality Hospital will help in training and development of doctors for emergency care at the hospital in Uzbekistan. These trained doctors can then avail advanced training and observership in emergency care at the BLK Super Speciality Hospital in Delhi.
 
“We are pleased to get into this agreement with RRCEM. We are certain that our state-of-the-art infrastructure and pool of highly talented doctors shall be able to contribute meaningfully to strengthen the capabilities of RRCEM,” said Kapoor.
 
He further added, “Among other, BLK Super Speciality Hospital will help conduct master classes and specialised surgical workshops nine emergency care to expose students and doctors with high end infrastructure and expert hands. Apart from various types of cancer, patients with neuro, ortho, cardio, BMT, ITP, spine conditions travel to India. We shall strive to develop a training programme for doctors in Uzbekistan to train them, so that they can deal with these conditions in their own country.”
 
Additionally, BLK Super Speciality Hospital will offer Residency Training Program for graduate and Postgraduate students in the areas of cardiology, oncology, neurology, orthopedics, bone marrow transplant, at its premises in India subject to the rules and provisions prescribed by Medical Council of India and other authorities. The hospital will explore possibilities for follow-up training and capacity building activities, where feasible, as part of technical cooperation. It will also provide training to the managers, doctors and allied health staff in order to inculcate knowledge that is necessary to manage emergency care successfully in Uzbekistan.