Eminent DNB Medical Teachers honored on Teachers day
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New Delhi: Recognising the major contributions of medical teachers across the country to the development of the medical fraternity, the Association of National Board Accredited Institutions (ANBAI) today organised Teacher's Day Celebrations in New Delhi.
The event saw participation from several dignitaries from the MCI as well as NBE including Dr VK Paul (Chairman MCI Board of Governors), Dr Abhijit Sheth ( President NBE), Dr Rashmikant Dave (Executive Director,NBE), renowned cardiac surgeon, Dr Devi Shetty, and Dr Alexander Thomas, President ANBAI and many more
Many important discussions on matters of medical education were discussed including the national medical commission, mid level practitioners, integration of DNB courses were discussed. Officials from the MCI as well as the NBE reiterated their commitment to increase PG Medical Seats in the country and to ensure that the ratio of PG Medical Seats to MBBS reaches 1:1.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Alex Thomas, President, ANBAI, requested Dr VK Paul, Chairman MCI BOG to once again review the MD-DNB equivalence criteria that particularly calls for 1 year additional SR ship for even those candidates who have pursued their DNB SS from less than 500 bedded hospital. " This causes additional burden for super-specialists who have pursued their DNB SS from single speciality hospitals as being single speciality, the hospitals generally have less than 500 beds," he said.
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