Delhi: In a first, Medical Council comes forward to train healthcare workers
"Training will make them aware of the basic health care needs of COVID-19 patients. This collaboration will try to overcome the scarcity of health care professionals with better utilisation of limited resources," it said.;
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Delhi: For the first time, the apex medical regulator of the national capital, Delhi Medical Council (DMC) has now donned the hat of a trainer in order to empower healthcare workers to fight ongoing COVID outbreak.
The Delhi Medical Council has collaborated with New Delhi district authorities to train community-based health care workers in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
In a statement, the DMC said under the Swasthyadhoot scheme, it will provide motivated and committed doctors to train community-based health care workers.
"Delhi Medical Council supports and collaborate with District Magistrate, New Delhi District initiative to train Community based Health Care Workers-SWASTHYADOOT for providing better health care management. Delhi Medical Council will provide motivated, committed doctors to team Community Based Health Care Workers."
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"Training will make them aware of basic health care needs of COVID-19 patients. This collaboration will try to overcome the scarcity of health care professionals with better utilisation of limited resources," the state medical regulator said.
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