Doctors laud Sushma Swaraj for taking admission in government hospital
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New Delhi: In the past few years, our country has indeed risen as a major hub for top quality medical services. While India has indeed become a centre point for tertiary medical care and medical tourism, this development seems to be highly concentrated in private/corporate hospitals, with the government setup falling far behind. Even the politicians and bureaucrats of the country seek either the private sector or abroad when looking for quality medical care.
Recently Minister of External Affairs, Smt Sushma Swaraj was suffering from renal failure and required a kidney transplant. While, like many, she could have travelled abroad or to a state of the art private hospital in India, the minister showed faith in the government medical setup and took admission at AIIMS, the premier medical institution of the country and a government hospital. She is reported to have undergone a successful procedure and was discharged yesterday.
Recently Minister of External Affairs, Smt Sushma Swaraj was suffering from renal failure and required a kidney transplant. While, like many, she could have travelled abroad or to a state of the art private hospital in India, the minister showed faith in the government medical setup and took admission at AIIMS, the premier medical institution of the country and a government hospital. She is reported to have undergone a successful procedure and was discharged yesterday.
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