AP Govt, NatHealth join hands to work in healthcare sector
Both parties have decided to work towards comprehensive cancer prevention, early & complete diagnosis, treatment, and care program and implementation strategy - including care pathways and digitisation of the same - leading to sustainable implementation and positive health outcomes.;
Vijayawada: With an aim to boost the health sector in the state, the state government and NatHealth, the premier healthcare ecosystem association of India have joined hands to work together to provide patients with the top healthcare facilities.
A meeting was held on Monday between Principal Secretary (Health, Medical & Family Welfare) MT Krishna Babu, Naveen Kumar, Special Secretary, (Health, Medical & Family Welfare), and other members of NatHealth in this regard.
Both parties have decided to work towards comprehensive cancer prevention, early & complete diagnosis, treatment, and care program and implementation strategy - including care pathways and digitisation of the same - leading to sustainable implementation and positive health outcomes.
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Besides, they decided on the suitable skills development and training of the healthcare professionals across the government sector and levels to ensure adaptation of state-of-the-art technologies, and processes leading to better health outcomes.
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