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As we all know that pharmacovigilance is a booming sector in the medical market these days. So I wanted to discuss about the careers in pharmacovigilance for a fresher medical student since the topic...
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Sanjay Saha
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| 2 years ago
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In my knowledge, PVs have the following scopes for fresh medical graduates Drug safety associate, Drug Safety Scientist, Aggregate report Scientist, Team Lead, Team manager, PV Scientist, PV Manager, Director / QPPV etc.
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Ratnakar Naik
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In India, for Clinical trials, most of the MNC's dont have their analytical part of pharmacovigilance. At current stage PV is still into its preliminary stage in India and offshoring in this field has not yet reached the benchmark it has for...
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Far from Copenhagen’s turbulent climate talks, the sea lions, harbor seals and sea otters reposing along the shoreline and kelp forests of Marine Sanctuary marine area, stand to gain from any global deal to cut greenhouse gases. But reducing carbon emissions worldwide also would help mend a lesser-known environmental problem: ocean acidification. Nothing in the treaty negotiations specifically addresses the effects of carbon absorption in the oceans on marine life, which studies show is damaging key creatures’ hard shells or skeletons. Oceans absorb about 25% of the world’s greenhouse gases pumped into the atmosphere from human activities each year, says a new UN report released at the Cope...
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Fortis Healthcare, India’s second-largest healthcare service provider, plans to come up with a new model of healthcare delivery for tier-II and-III towns. It intends to set up smaller hospitals with a capacity for up to 200 beds, which will provide treatment at nearly 50% less cost than in the present facilities. To ensure viability of the model, Fortis is also looking at halving the investment per bed for such hospitals. For starters, the company will set up two such facilities, one each in the North and the West, by 2011-12 “There’s a huge need to develop quality hospitals for the masses in the hinterland. In fact, India can accommodate hundreds of such hospitals. We have been working on ...
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Pushkar
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I dont think it will be cheaper than any pvt clinic run by individual doctors, instead i think govt should incentivise investment in health sector in rural areas by giving tax sops like those for IT sector ( tax holiday for 10 yrs )& in return ask...
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Dayanand Deshpande
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I believe that this is a good move to extend the health care facilities to tier II & III cities rather than concentrating on the metros. If Fortis can provide the same treatment like in their metro hospitals, at a cheaper cost, than it will be...
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Control the Price
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Offer Subsidy
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Mustafa Mahedvi
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This further to Bindu;s argument which I support. Subsidizing the medicine will not help much as they are not available in most of places especially remote areas. The government should implement a strict policy in this regard where substituting...
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Harshad Naik
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The Supreme Court has asked the Central government to formulate a pharmaceutical pricing policy that will bring all essential medicines under price control. Even though price control can be brought in, there is no way to ensure continued...
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Bindu Narayan
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I believe that direct price control is essential in India to reduce the price of the medicines. The government has already issued a list of 74 bulk drugs and fixed the price of all medicines that use any of these bulk drugs as an ingredient. But...
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Pravin Dhakane
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| 2 years ago
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Doctors get influenced by freebies and Pharmaceutical companies also enjoys it at profit. Here, Doctors and patients are in WIN-WIN situation at the cost of patients money. This is sophisticated way of corruption. If you see the variation in...
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Biplab Bandyopadhyaya
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Nothing is free in this world, doctors come from same background of goods and bads, how you can imagine that doctors will behave like they are above the god? Gods also gets influenced by Pooja, more you donate in Tirupati better BHAKT you are, so...
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Bindu Narayan
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| 2 years ago
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Yes doctors get influenced by these freebies that are given by Pharma companies on most occasions, and many times doctors openely they ask themselves for favours from these companies, and many new companies would like to target these doctors, and...
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Organize our Activities
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FOOD, EATING HABIT & SYSTAMATIC LIFE STYLE
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Ajay__Ziz
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"by sleeping eating & dunking"
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this is d best possible way to enlightenment !
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JUGNU M SHAH
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Early to bed, early to rise; Make people healthy and wise! Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper! Our bodies are not made to exercise like wrestlers or sportsperson. So, we don't need to exercise incessantly like...
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Waiting endlessly to see the doctor
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Lack of proper signage in locating departments
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Ravindra Sharma
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"Delay + Apathy + Perilous Handling"
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Appears too many patients seek the same doctor resultantly lack of time and or will forces incomplete information to patient which is further complicated reflecting in treatment. Overdose of antibiotics to patient ought not be considered a...
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Vandana Aravind
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Hospital is a place where we refer to customers who are mentally physically week. Even if the patients have to walk only a few meters they find it stressful if the information regarding the location of departments is not displayed properly. I...
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Vandana Aravind
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"Waiting endlessly to see the doctor"
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Outpatients face the problem of waiting to see the doctor inpatients face the problem of not getting a room of their choice on time for admission. Once discharged, there is always a delay in settling the bill. So the delay in getting the right...
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Hospital administartion is opening a new career path for the interested persons, as it is gaining importance in today's hospital administration. What are the career options available in the field of ...
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Loganathan Sivaraj
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Carrer opportunities in the Hospital Sector should be based on talent and skills.Nowadays it has become a business for doctors too.The fundamental and basic theme of a hospital is SERVICE in my opinoin.
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Bindu Narayan
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Most job opportunities in the field of Hospital Management are in hospitals, but one can also find openings in health agencies, laboratories and other health and allied services. Government hospitals as well as private hospitals employ Hospital...
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Hospital administration in India is gaining importance after the entry of so many private hospitals into the healthcare industry. Many hospitals are appointing people for admisnistration. Many hospit...
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uppala paddanna
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yes, but medical and GENERAL ADMINISTRATION CO.OPERATION IS MAIN
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Bindu Narayan
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Looking at the current scenario, we can clearly understands that tht education in relation to hospital administration has improved in recent years due to the number of institutions providing health care administration has increased. But at the...
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Sarangan Aru
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| 1 year ago
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Its better to argue whether it is beneficial to human race or not,as a medical stundent ,in my opin that conducting trial is very useful to find out the efficacy and potency of newly discovered drugs,so it is useful
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Harshad Naik
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In a country like India we still don't have so much infrastructure which can make safe and unharmed clinical trials. In many cases, the trials which are done on human trials are unsafe without any safety backup. The trials in many cases are done...
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Shweta Nigam
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These trials are not easy — most vaccine trials, for instance, can't be done in a controlled hospital environment but need to be done in field settings. They need a surveillance infrastructure and a supporting eco-system. We lack in terms of...
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