100 years of Andhra Medical College

The minister’s vision aligns with the broader aim of amplifying India's healthcare infrastructure. He shared insights about India's strides in medical education, citing the impressive growth in the number of AIIMS institutes from 6 in 2014 to a current count of 22. Moreover, the ambitious endeavor to establish a medical college in every Indian district underscores the commitment to make quality healthcare education accessible to all.

During his address, Dr. Mandaviya stressed the importance of maintaining a performance-oriented work culture, with the primary aim of offering unparalleled healthcare services to patients. He encouraged the future medical practitioners to take cues from India's rich traditions that advocate for a balanced life, which, in turn, can cultivate clear and action-oriented endeavors.

The upcoming Critical Care Unit, occupying a space of fifteen thousand square feet, symbolizes the nation's focus on enhancing healthcare accessibility and quality. Situated on a 1200 square yard plot, the three-story building will be complemented by a modern laboratory, operated by the Department of Anaesthesia, AMC & King George Hospital. With the National Health Mission managing the staffing needs, the unit promises to be a pivotal addition to Andhra Pradesh's healthcare landscape.

As Andhra Medical College embarks on its next century, the support and vision shared by Dr. Mandaviya reiterate that the institution's future holds great promise, setting higher benchmarks in medical education and patient care.