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Hospitals bank on star doctors, get patients to check in

New delhi, October 11: With seven-star super-specialty hospitals mushrooming across the Capital, it was only a matter of time before doctors became brands in themselves. And former AIIMS director Dr P Venugopal’s recent announcement — that he would join Alchemist Hospital group — has come in a line of ‘star’ movement ....Read more

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teritary health careBy: Dr.rajeshwari | Thursday , 27 Nov '08 22:25:54 PM Reply | Forward when public investment in medicare is is pruned, private invesment in tertiary medical aid is the common feature. competence of the doctorrather than thehospitalname becomes more important. It is thegovernment that has crated this sorry state of affairs.The present UPAgoverment has further degraded the medical fraternity. Dr Venugopal's illtratement is an eye openerto his team who work for the peanuts.It is the respect, and dignitythat matters for any intellectual.It is the failure of the government thatis promoting private sector. Indians should be happy that these meritorious doctors are serving themother land and have not migrated abroad. they are forgoing the millins of dollars, at the most earning a few lakhs in the fag end of their careers.

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