South Western Railway general manager Kuldeep Chaturvedi on Saturday advized doctors of railway 
hospitals to treat the railway employees with utmost care. He was speaking after inaugurating the Continuous Medical Education (CME)-2009 programme, organized for the doctors and para-medical staff of Railway Central Hospital here. He said programmes like CME will help the medical fraternity hone their professional skills by interacting with specialists in different fields. CME has undergone enormous changes in the recent years in terms of theoretical base and methodologies used in it, he said, adding doctors can exchange their ideas, usage of technology in medical field and better their knowledge and skills in such programmes. SWR chief medical director Dr K Kondaiah said such programmes will help doctors develop their knowledge, skills and professional relationships to serve better.
hospitals to treat the railway employees with utmost care. He was speaking after inaugurating the Continuous Medical Education (CME)-2009 programme, organized for the doctors and para-medical staff of Railway Central Hospital here. He said programmes like CME will help the medical fraternity hone their professional skills by interacting with specialists in different fields. CME has undergone enormous changes in the recent years in terms of theoretical base and methodologies used in it, he said, adding doctors can exchange their ideas, usage of technology in medical field and better their knowledge and skills in such programmes. SWR chief medical director Dr K Kondaiah said such programmes will help doctors develop their knowledge, skills and professional relationships to serve better.Source:timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Hubli/Medical-education-programme-held/articleshow/4713275.cms
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