Government medical college in Kerala initiates crowd sourcing fund option
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Concerned over the meager allocation of funds for setting up its cardiology department, the Government medical college in Ernakulam in Kerala has initiated crowd sourcing funding option. Under the new scheme of things, the college authorities have now invited individuals and organizations to help them achieve their goals.
The Cardiology Patients Welfare Forum at the Government Medical College, Ernakulam, is reported to have initiated collection of fund to install the required infrastructure for a full fledged cardiology unit. The investments will be made in equipment like ECG, Eco, Treadmill and catheterisation laboratory (Cath lab).
In spite of Chief Minister Oommen Chandy's promise of setting up a Cardiology Department in the Medical College last August, the government procedures in developing the college and the hospital have been quite the contrary, according to the forum, as reported by the Hindu.
As further implied by a statement from the Forum, there is no proper arrangement for treating heart patients in the facility, and as a result, people have to seek care in a private hospital.
The Cardiology Patients Welfare Forum at the Government Medical College, Ernakulam, is reported to have initiated collection of fund to install the required infrastructure for a full fledged cardiology unit. The investments will be made in equipment like ECG, Eco, Treadmill and catheterisation laboratory (Cath lab).
In spite of Chief Minister Oommen Chandy's promise of setting up a Cardiology Department in the Medical College last August, the government procedures in developing the college and the hospital have been quite the contrary, according to the forum, as reported by the Hindu.
As further implied by a statement from the Forum, there is no proper arrangement for treating heart patients in the facility, and as a result, people have to seek care in a private hospital.
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