NICE Skymed India, organizes Medical Seminar in Bangladesh

Dhaka: NICE Skymed organized a medical seminar and Continued Medical Education (CME) series along with Fortis Hospital, India at Gulshan Club in Bangladesh on Jan. 21.
NICE Ltd. in association with GTI Infotel, India, has a vision “To share & disseminate medical technologies & services in order to further improve healthcare facilities in Bangladesh by serving patients as well as the thriving medical community”.
Following its vision, the company conducted the first of many medical seminars. The company is also bringing the latest Health IT solutions such as Electronic Medical Record (EMR) and Tele-medicine services into the country. The Company’s Tele-Medicine Solution caters to a population of over 22 crores in India and is looking to provide similar services in Bangladesh giving health care access to people in villages and cities through their mobile phone. It further helps patients through its healthcare services in Bangladesh and other countries such as Singapore, Thailand, Turkey & India.
Mr. Rohit Kumar, MD, NICE informed that as per study conducted by DOI, Ishmeic heart disease in Bangladesh has gone by 47.2% and Malignant Newplasms (cancer) has gone up by 41.4% from 2009 to 2019. As such the first Medical Seminar was conducted on Cancer & Cardiology, disseminating the knowledge and experience of renowned Doctors from Fortis Hospital. Dr. Ankur Bahl, Senior Director, Medical Oncology & Haematology spoke on “Paradigm Shift in Cancer care”; and Dr. Sanjeev Gera, Director Interventional & HOD Non-Invasive Cardio, spoke on “What’s new in managing heart disease”. The Seminar was followed by a medical workshop on cardiology.
The Event was organized by Gulshan Club and was attend by many renowned doctors such as Dr. Dr. Mainul Hassan, Dr. ABM Haron, Prof. Abu Yusuf Fakir, Dr. Madehani Alam, Prof. Dr. Mamun Al Mahtab Shwapnil, Asso. Prof. Dr. Shabnam Jahan Hoque, etc. & Hospitals such as Birdem, BSMMU, etc.  It was also attended by patients interested in finding out more about the disease. (UNI)