Bengaluru, Karnataka Health Minister Dr Ok. Sudhakar on Wednesday mooted exchange packages between the state’s Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) and Estonian Medical Universities.Talking to reporters after assembly Estonian Ambassador Katrin Kivi, he stated: “Though Estonia is a small nation, it has the best variety of start-ups and good know-how. They are in the method of bringing reforms by means of know-how in medical training and well being sector.”Citing some examples, he stated that Estonia had developed a well being registry for the entire of its inhabitants and had additionally developed good telemedicine. Sudhakar additionally stated that Estonia had developed good genomic sequencing labs which might assist establish illnesses like Alzheimer, Parkinson’s, schizophrenia, and dementia.”If we tie up in sure facets, our state will profit and folks of Estonia may even get to know a number of good practices we comply with,” the minister stated.The Estonian Ambassador stated: “There is loads we will do to convey healthcare to residents by means of technical options. Here, Estonia, as one of the vital digitised international locations in the world, has heaps to share.””Estonia too has loads to be taught from India which has such an enormous inhabitants. Doctors right here can have much more expertise as they deal with many extra sufferers,” Katrin added.–IANSpvn/vd
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Karnataka, Estonia plan exchange programmes in medical education, Health News, ET HealthWorld
