Write an article of 120 words about paramedic colleges and facilities in India.
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PARAMEDICS IN DEMAND
Rapid advancement in technology, the need for quality medical facilities and mushrooming private and corporate hospitals have thrown up numerous opportunities for skilled paramedics. However, it’s a demanding job as emergency medical services and facilities operate 24x7, says Aruna Singh
India is a hub of medical tourism with lakhs of people visiting the country for cheap medicinal treatment from neighboring Afghanistan to distant America and Europe. The advance infrastructure, expert doctors and interactive attendants makes the country a favorite health destination. Whatever the problem or disease of a person, Indian specialty hospitals care all with fervent courtesy. Liberalisation opened vast vistas for the growth and development of health industry, especially medical tourism. To meet this growing demand in the health sector country is desperately demanding paramedical professionals along with medicos.
A specialised paramedic who facilitates for better diagnosis, treatment and therapy and assist the doctors make up for almost 60 per cent of the total health workforce. As per the survey India required 60 lakh more paramedical professionals by 2015 and 90 lakh people by 2020.
According to a report by Planning Commission, India faces a shortage of about 10 lakh nurses, and a large number of Paramedical staff. As per the reports, an ideal nurse-patient ratio is 1:6 but currently the ratio is 1:10 in the general ward and 1:60 for other patients. In this context the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) advises that a public private partnership (PPP) model can bridge this gap. The severity of the issue can be taken as great opportunity for aspirants of paramedical courses.
CII suggested in a policy paper that “Government can encourage private sector interest through tax incentives and permits corporate world to undertake healthcare for the optimal use of resources. A medical college with a 500-bed capacity could produce 150 students annually, instead of the 100 as per the current MCI norms.”
Almost all the diagnostic procedures are carried out by the paramedical staff and they have emerged a vital cog in the wheel of the health care delivery system. The population explosion coupled with the mushrooming of private and corporate hospitals has provided numerous opportunities for skilled paramedics.
Paramedical is not just restricted to nursing and hospital administration, the vast field covers dozens of courses in its domain, the prominent among these are medical lab technology, operation theatre technology, physiotherapy and occupational therapy, cardiac perfusion technology, dialysis, renal dialysis technology, orthotic and prosthetic technology, optometry, pharmacy, nursing, radiography, radiotherapy, hospital administration, management medical records administration, dental hygiene and dental mechanic, dental ceramic technology apart from health or sanitary inspector and many more.
The key skills required for this kind of job are ability to work long hours on computers, good stamina, patience and ability to understand medical terms and the quality of being good with people and working in a team are essential. If you want to carve your career as an expert paramedical professional, you should choose a science stream with Biology as mandatory subject in the senior secondary school examination as to meet the eligibility requirement of the course.
A serious candidate must be able asses one’s interest which will help him/her to choose the desired specialisation. One shouldn’t overlook the college or institute where one is going to enroll. The reputation of the institute plays a long lasting imperative role in shaping your future. Below are some of the key features which should be considered prior to take admission.
· Its recognition by the UGC/AICTE-to be verified from the UGC/AICTE website
· Position in ranking by well recognized ranking bodies.
· The quality of its faculty as also faculty to students’ ratio.
· The placement record, companies visiting and packages offered.
· The location and its easy accessibility from air and by road to see your convenience.
· The physical and academic infrastructure-make a visit.
· Accreditation.
· The quality of programs and exposure to industry/foreign exchange program.
· Extracurricular, sports and leadership building activities.
· The fee and scholarships being offered.
In addition to the course specialisation and reputation of the college, individual’s academic record, talent and passion contributes significantly in the professional success of a paramedic.
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PARAMEDICS IN DEMAND
Rapid advancement in technology, the need for quality medical facilities and mushrooming private and corporate hospitals have thrown up numerous opportunities for skilled paramedics. However, it’s a demanding job as emergency medical services and facilities operate 24x7, says Aruna Singh
India is a hub of medical tourism with lakhs of people visiting the country for cheap medicinal treatment from neighboring Afghanistan to distant America and Europe. The advance infrastructure, expert doctors and interactive attendants makes the country a favorite health destination. Whatever the problem or disease of a person, Indian specialty hospitals care all with fervent courtesy. Liberalisation opened vast vistas for the growth and development of health industry, especially medical tourism. To meet this growing demand in the health sector country is desperately demanding paramedical professionals along with medicos.
A specialised paramedic who facilitates for better diagnosis, treatment and therapy and assist the doctors make up for almost 60 per cent of the total health workforce. As per the survey India required 60 lakh more paramedical professionals by 2015 and 90 lakh people by 2020.
According to a report by Planning Commission, India faces a shortage of about 10 lakh nurses, and a large number of Paramedical staff. As per the reports, an ideal nurse-patient ratio is 1:6 but currently the ratio is 1:10 in the general ward and 1:60 for other patients. In this context the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) advises that a public private partnership (PPP) model can bridge this gap. The severity of the issue can be taken as great opportunity for aspirants of paramedical courses.
CII suggested in a policy paper that “Government can encourage private sector interest through tax incentives and permits corporate world to undertake healthcare for the optimal use of resources. A medical college with a 500-bed capacity could produce 150 students annually, instead of the 100 as per the current MCI norms.”
Almost all the diagnostic procedures are carried out by the paramedical staff and they have emerged a vital cog in the wheel of the health care delivery system. The population explosion coupled with the mushrooming of private and corporate hospitals has provided numerous opportunities for skilled paramedics.
Paramedical is not just restricted to nursing and hospital administration, the vast field covers dozens of courses in its domain, the prominent among these are medical lab technology, operation theatre technology, physiotherapy and occupational therapy, cardiac perfusion technology, dialysis, renal dialysis technology, orthotic and prosthetic technology, optometry, pharmacy, nursing, radiography, radiotherapy, hospital administration, management medical records administration, dental hygiene and dental mechanic, dental ceramic technology apart from health or sanitary inspector and many more.
The key skills required for this kind of job are ability to work long hours on computers, good stamina, patience and ability to understand medical terms and the quality of being good with people and working in a team are essential. If you want to carve your career as an expert paramedical professional, you should choose a science stream with Biology as mandatory subject in the senior secondary school examination as to meet the eligibility requirement of the course.
A serious candidate must be able asses one’s interest which will help him/her to choose the desired specialisation. One shouldn’t overlook the college or institute where one is going to enroll. The reputation of the institute plays a long lasting imperative role in shaping your future. Below are some of the key features which should be considered prior to take admission.
· Its recognition by the UGC/AICTE-to be verified from the UGC/AICTE website
· Position in ranking by well recognized ranking bodies.
· The quality of its faculty as also faculty to students’ ratio.
· The placement record, companies visiting and packages offered.
· The location and its easy accessibility from air and by road to see your convenience.
· The physical and academic infrastructure-make a visit.
· Accreditation.
· The quality of programs and exposure to industry/foreign exchange program.
· Extracurricular, sports and leadership building activities.
· The fee and scholarships being offered.
In addition to the course specialisation and reputation of the college, individual’s academic record, talent and passion contributes significantly in the professional success of a paramedic.
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India is widely known for having good doctors.Paramedic colleges in India are known to give the best to the students learning there,that is why people from all over the country will go to India parademic colleges because they believe there ,they will get icredible knowledge ,which will lead to incredible results.The facilities in paramedics colleges india are so good and they have the best facilities that they use in training their students.
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