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Use robotic, laparoscopic technology in hospitals
Minister for Medical and Health Kamineni Srinivas on Friday said that the State government would give priority in introducing robotic technology and laparoscopic technology in the medical field and advised the doctors to learn to use the technology and advised to undergo for training. He stressed on the significance of continuous medical education for doctors.
Guntur: Minister for Medical and Health Kamineni Srinivas on Friday said that the State government would give priority in introducing robotic technology and laparoscopic technology in the medical field and advised the doctors to learn to use the technology and advised to undergo for training. He stressed on the significance of continuous medical education for doctors.
Inaugurating the AP State Conference of Association of Surgeons at Guntur Medical College in the city, Minister Kamineni said that the MBBS students were mounting pressure on the government to conduct the MBBS examination through multiple choice questions instead of essay writing. He said students felt that essay writing examination was not fetching them full marks and that was why demanding multiple choice questions instead.
He said after taking the problems of the students into consideration, they have recommended the State government to introduce multiple-choice system. He reminded them how the Chief Minister developed government hospitals in the State.
