Organ transplantation: Spanish institute partners with Goa govt to train personnel
Panaji: The Goa government organised a workshop on organ transplant on Monday in collaboration with the Donation and Transplantation Institute, Barcelona, state Health Minister Vishwajit Rane said.
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The three-day workshop will train personnel from the Goa Medical College and Hospital and the Directorate of Health Services in transplant procurement management, Rane said.
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"The Donation and Transplantation Institute, Barcelona will be conducting an intermediary training course on organ procurement, management and preservation techniques. The aim is to strengthen Goa's cadaveric organ transplant programme and increase voluntary organ transplant and donations," he said.
Also read:- JIPMER undertakes multi organ tissue harvesting, transplantation from brain dead donor
The three-day workshop will train personnel from the Goa Medical College and Hospital and the Directorate of Health Services in transplant procurement management, Rane said.
Also read:- Doctors at Delhi hospital arrange around Rs 11 lakh for minor’s liver transplant
"The Donation and Transplantation Institute, Barcelona will be conducting an intermediary training course on organ procurement, management and preservation techniques. The aim is to strengthen Goa's cadaveric organ transplant programme and increase voluntary organ transplant and donations," he said.
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