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E-bike will grow
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Abhijit Anand Prabhudan
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"E-bike will stagnant (Stable)"
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The main problems with e-bikes being speed, weight loading capacity and range.
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Kannan N
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| 1 year ago
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E-bikes is a long way off to become commercially successful and the demand growth will be tepid. E-bikes will be a good alternate in some countries where excess power is there and a need to limit use of petro products.But if petro demand reduces,...
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Mridula Maity
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"E-bike will stagnant (Stable)"
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Being in this field I have bit clarity....the only Electric automobile which worked was REVA electric car...but even that its very small and too difficult to accormodate 3 people properly...but still people went for it...as it was unique..but when...
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As per Toni Bowers (Head Blogs Editor for TechRepublic and also writes for IT Leadership and Career Management.) ( http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/career/hiring-managers-are-not-going-to-connect-the...
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Girish Udupi
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| 1 year ago
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I second the opinion of Jaygopal. Because it is better to be JACK OF ALL MASTER OF NONE.
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Kannan N
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| 1 year ago
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It will be depending on the need at that instant. A specialist will command a better value than a generalist at any instant.
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Nikhil Jain
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Its a really very confusing world isn't it...... nobody knows what is going to happen in the next moment. In my opinion we should try to be a generalist rather than a specialist. For specialist jobs there are many outsourcing agencies that...
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Refer US and EU Pharmacovigilance systems
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Create more infrastructure on community medicine and its impact - program
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Kannan N
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"Create more infrastructure on community medicine and its impact - program"
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Expecting few experts to know all is a difficult task. Community medicine advocates have to look at demographic data being presented by different companies and also understand the studies that are being submitted by medical practitioners for...
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Praveen Bhise
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"Refer US and EU Pharmacovigilance systems"
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Close link is forged between pre-marketing and post-marketing pharmacovigilance activities, given the common aspects of the two. Data monitor recommends that companies begin risk management planning at the inception of Phase I and consider...
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Tipirneni Sridhar
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I think the Indian health system is not so lax, as is evident from the rapid response to the swine flu outbreak. But it's very precautious on the patent front, owing to the itricacies involved and eventualities in case of a patent grant; which...
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Kannan N
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Though many arguments would focus that the holders of patent are charging a premium and since India is poor we will not be treat et al.. I am of the opinion that India should recognize patents, but it should put a clear argument against charges to the...
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Nanda Kumar
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Truly agree but think of the indian population how many of them would afford to spend huge money for their health care there are people living in this country having only one meal, no insurance coverage by the government this will make...
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sharing of knowledge be encouraged
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Kannan N
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"sharing of knowledge be encouraged"
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I believe sharing of knowledge is very important and we should be looking at the patient's benefit. This usually leads to better care, reduced costs and improved productivity of the patients.
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Debate: "India has plent of World class clinicians, can't they help design better patient care?" deleted from your view.
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Hospital administrator - Should be Medical background with exceptional administrator skills
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Meenakshi Deol
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"Double Burden in Single income is not justified..."
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Management,,,administration are themselves full time job.. What we Indians are lacking in is not brain but managerial skills..thus lot of brain drain..Why A doctor whose work is curative and sometimes preventive be burdened with other jobs.,Though...
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Kannan N
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In Many Hospitals, Hospital administrators are seen as people who are employed by the management to watch over clinicians and other staff. Most non medical people who take the role of the administrators do not understand that there are two interested...
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Vinay Chandel
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"Hospital administrator - Should be Medical background with exceptional administrator skills"
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The hospital scenario in India is quite competitive. Hence its imperative that the Hospital administrator have exceptional administrator skills. One cannot forget that hospitals are very sensitive places one wrong move by the administrator which...
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that diet and energy foods definitely offer improvements
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that diet and energy foods may not offer improvements
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Sanjay Saha
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"that diet and energy foods definitely offer improvements"
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Not all the food materials can give all types of necesary elements to our body. There are many things which many food items lack. For example, milk, which is known as complete food, actually lacks iron in it. Somebody, solely relying on it will...
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Bindu Narayan
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"that diet and energy foods may not offer improvements"
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Artificially available medicines and so called "Energy Capsules" won't give so much energy as they say, rather they work as drugs and makes a man internally weak. A balanced diet has been made on the criteria of amount of proteins, Vitamins,...
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Kannan N
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"that diet and energy foods may not offer improvements"
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I have a strong sense that many of these supplements have no scientific or demographic data as a back up.
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Centralise Health Data
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A new improved healthcare industry
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Kannan N
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"Improving people/patient productiveness"
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Why can't we have corporate awards initiated for providing worker/family health management covering parameters of basic health indices? This would allow corporates to invest into quality medicare that would benefit them as well as their workers...
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Ramakrishna Perumal
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"Centralise Health Data"
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There is nothing worng in doing research for cost effective solutions.
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Ideate: "How one can transform healthcare through secondary use of health data?" deleted from your view.
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