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Osmania medical students hint at brain drain
Monday, August 03, 2009 05:59:24 PM,
Express News Service
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Hyderabad:
Hinting at infrastructural “lapses” in government-
run medical colleges in the State, members of the Osmania Medical
College Doctors Forum rued that students from the State may be
heading for private-run colleges in neighbouring States like
Karnataka. “The medical policy in the State should focus on
infrastructure development, in order to retain students, ensuring on
the long term that there are more doctors investing their time in
Andhra Pradesh,” said the president of the Doctor’s Forum, Dr K
Suresh at an event organised by the Doctor’s Forum and the AP State
Aids Control Society (APSACS), involving college students at
Hussainsagar on Sunday. Revealing that “there have been an
encouraging increase in the number of medical students from
villages,” Dr Suresh indicated that a considerable proportion of the
medical students are shying away from the cluster of 11 major
medical colleges in the State. “The students usually cite lack of
facilities in the medical colleges as a reason for leaving the State
for further studies,” a member of the Doctor’s Forum observed.
Members of the Forum also noted that countries like China and Nepal
are being increasingly favoured by medical students as preferred
destinations of studying medicine. As such, Dr Suresh opined that
“changes need to be implemented at the policy-making level, and the
forum, in this regard has been pushing for positive changes in
government medical colleges.” Incidentally, the event for the day,
which saw participation from students in a dozen-odd colleges in the
city also incorporated a programme on HIV awareness conducted by
APSACS.
The
programme, which commenced on board a leisure cruiser on the
Hussainsagar lake saw K Nirupama Rao of the APSACS conducting the
session on HIV with the students.
“Along with knowledge about the disease, a session was also
conducted on the importance of life skills in the workplace and
ethics, which was received well by the college students,” Dr Suresh
said. In a related note, Dr Suresh said that the Medical College
Doctor’s Forum has recently initiated a number of social action
programmes, including the development and application of an anti
rabies vaccine for the use of the general public. Which would,
according to Dr Suresh, “be applied in the context of the society
and general population in due course of time.”
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