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Bangalore:
The country’s ‘vision 2020’ should include delivery
of affordable healthcare system even to the rural poor, apart from
making available the best healthcare system, former President Dr A.
P. J. Abdul Kalam said on Sunday.
Taking up research in genetics that impact Indians
should also be encouraged, Dr. Kalam, who envisages a strong and
developed India by 2020, said.
Hospitals should not only focus on treatment but
also on promoting healing by adopting an integrated holistic and
humanitarian approach, he said.
Launching the 200 bed Indus Westside Super-speciality
Hospital here, he said hospitals adopting a compassionate face would
see faster healing among patients. “Medicine and Compassion should
work together”, he said quoting a book.
Lauding the new hospital for incorporating a
holistic medicine department including Ayurveda, Naturopathy, Yogic
Science and Homeopathy, he said this integrated approach could prove
to be a unique model in the state.
It was also imperative that hospitals provide a
conducive environment for its staff to work and where they could
deliver their best.
Preventive healthcare was another aspect that needed
to be focussed in today’s times and doctors ought to take on the
mantle of teachers and educate patients, he said.
The Indus Westside Hospital is built over an area of
1.10 lakh sq feet and has six operation theatres and 45 ICU beds.
The hospital has invested
Rs. 100 crore in the first phase and plans to invest Rs. 300 crore
in the next two phases, hospital sources said.
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