JSS University, Mysore
JSS University, Mysore
JSS University, Mysore
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ACADEMIA THIS QUARTER<br />
Seminars, Workshops, Guest Lectures, Orientation Programmes and CMEs. At <strong>JSS</strong> <strong>University</strong> and its constituent<br />
colleges, these programmes have as much importance as their regular curriculum. Because <strong>JSS</strong>U believes in an<br />
academic system where content exchange of ideas between students, between faculty, and between students and faculty<br />
is the most efficient way to learn and excel.<br />
<strong>JSS</strong>U VC Calls for Innovation: “Collaboration<br />
and not Competition is the Need of the Hour”<br />
collaboration and not competition was the need of the hour in<br />
our society today.<br />
Dr H Basavana Gowdappa, Principal, <strong>JSS</strong>MC congratulated<br />
the organizers and offered generous assistance from the<br />
college for such endeavours and called upon to conduct many<br />
more in the future which would benefit doctors in refreshing<br />
and updating their academic and clinical competencies and<br />
skills. He also announced the intention of <strong>JSS</strong>MC to set up<br />
a comprehensive Skills Laboratory with advanced training<br />
equipment where complex techniques in management of<br />
patients can be taught.<br />
Dr G. Siddesh, Head of the Department of Surgery welcomed<br />
the delegates and outlined the design and objectives of the<br />
course.<br />
The Vice Chancellor of <strong>JSS</strong> <strong>University</strong>, Dr B. Suresh called<br />
upon the doctors to take the route of innovation in the field of<br />
healthcare in order to tackle the problems faced in catering to<br />
the varied healthcare needs of society today. He was speaking<br />
after inaugurating a Workshop on Surgical Skills at <strong>JSS</strong><br />
Medical College on Saturday, July 14, 2012.<br />
Discussing the Indian healthcare scenario, the Vice Chancellor<br />
identified the spread of corporate hospitals and the growth of<br />
Government sponsored health schemes as the two fields where<br />
innovative methods are changing the face of the healthcare<br />
industry. While acknowledging the need for standardization<br />
he suggested that newer methodologies need to be devised<br />
to ensure delivery of quality healthcare services to larger<br />
number of people. Research and development of novel<br />
methods are the key and these are best forged in the crucible<br />
of academic environs of hospitals attached to medical<br />
colleges. Lauding the efforts of the teaching staff of <strong>JSS</strong><br />
Medical College (<strong>JSS</strong>MC) and <strong>Mysore</strong> Medical College and<br />
Research Institute (MMC&RI) who were striving to produce<br />
skilled surgeons with a scientific bent of mind he opined that<br />
Post Graduate Exam Orientation Programme<br />
at <strong>JSS</strong>MC<br />
“<strong>JSS</strong> have not only proven themselves to be the best Medical<br />
College in the state yet again, in fact they have set new<br />
standards for succeeding generations to meet”.<br />
This statement was made by a visiting faculty in the<br />
programme organized by the department of Anaesthesiology,<br />
<strong>JSS</strong> Medical College, <strong>Mysore</strong>. The department conducted a<br />
Post Graduate Exam Orientation Programme as part of its<br />
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