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Glaucoma: The Silent Thief of Sight In India, it is the primary cause of blindness, particularly in those over 60. In India, it affects over 12 million individuals, and 40–50% of instances of eye disorders go undiagnosed. According to studies, #Glaucoma is India's third most common cause of blindness. Twelve million persons, or 12.8 percent of the blind population in the nation, are impacted. In order to give rural populations access to comprehensive and high-quality eye care treatments, MedoPlus seeks to bridge the gap between these communities and healthcare institutions. Over 500+ villages in Uttar Pradesh are served by MedoPlus, which has provided healthcare services to over 90,000 people in these isolated rural communities. We welcome corporates to engage with MedoPlus via #CSR in order to preserve lives and advance rural health. When we work together, we can increase social impact and reach. Write to us: [email protected] Call us: 8808 84 8808 #medoplus #medomitr #bridgethegap #Socialimpact #csrinitiatives  #csr #ruralindia #ruraldevelopment #ruralempowerment #teamwork #health #womenempowerment #ruralhealthcare #health #community #healthcare #eyecare #successstories #ruralhealth #uttarpradesh #hospital #SDG2030  #India #csrindia #healthcarecsr #healthcsr #csrleadership  #corporatedevelopment

India faces a critical issue with maternal health, particularly in rural areas, where delayed ambulance services have led to tragic outcomes for pregnant women. These delays are often due to poor infrastructure, remote locations, and limited healthcare resources. To prevent such losses, we must focus on: 1. Improving Infrastructure: Better road connectivity in rural areas. 2. Enhancing Resources: Increasing the number of ambulances and healthcare facilities. 3. Leveraging Technology: Using GPS and real-time tracking to optimize ambulance routes. 4. Community Awareness: Educating communities about the importance of timely medical assistance. By addressing these challenges, we can save lives and improve maternal health outcomes across the country. So save the number for hassle free ambulances service with technology integrated for live tracking and cutting edge healthcare technology Moambulance - 1800 121 9102 #communityhealthcare #moambulance #clinohealthinovation #AmTek #healthtech #smartambulance #healthministerodisha #nationalhealthmission

IIT Madras recently conducted a groundbreaking study on the trends in caesarean section (C-section) deliveries across India from 2016 to 2021. The findings shed light on crucial factors influencing maternal healthcare and delivery practices in our country. Key highlights: - Increase in C-section deliveries from 17.2% to 21.5% nationwide, with a significant rise in private healthcare facilities. - Regional variations in C-section rates, highlighting infrastructural challenges in public healthcare. - Factors such as education, age, and socio-economic status impacting delivery choices. This study holds immense significance for health policymakers, healthcare providers, and stakeholders in improving maternal healthcare outcomes and reducing unnecessary interventions. #MaternalHealth #HealthcareResearch #IITMadras #CSectionDeliveries #MaternityCare #HealthPolicy #PublicHealth #WomenEmpowerment #MedicalResearch #HealthTrends #IndiaHealthcare #EvidenceBasedMedicine #HealthEquity #HealthcareAccess

Breaking the Stigma: Why Physiotherapy Deserves Greater Recognition in Pakistan Physiotherapy plays a vital role in improving quality of life, yet in Pakistan, it remains underappreciated. The reasons are multifaceted: lack of awareness about its benefits, misconceptions about its scope, and limited integration into mainstream healthcare. Many still view physiotherapy as an optional or secondary treatment rather than a primary solution for rehabilitation, pain management, and preventative care. It’s time to change this narrative. Physiotherapists are highly trained professionals who provide evidence-based care for a range of conditions, from sports injuries to chronic illnesses. By educating communities, collaborating with healthcare providers, and advocating for policy-level changes, we can elevate the role of physiotherapy in Pakistan’s healthcare landscape. Let’s work together to bridge this gap—because every patient deserves holistic, accessible, and effective care. #Physiotherapy #HealthcareInPakistan #Rehabilitation #PhysicalTherapy #PainManagement #PreventativeCare #HolisticHealing #HealthcareAwareness #PhysiotherapyAdvocacy #PatientCare #PhysioPakistan #HealthcareInnovation #CommunityHealth #WellnessJourney

An Anecdote of Hope and Healing At the Dr. Good Deed Foundation, we believe in the power of telemedicine to transform lives. One story that stands out is that of Ramesh, a farmer from a remote village in Bihar. Ramesh had been suffering from severe chest pain and shortness of breath for weeks. Local practitioners were unable to diagnose his condition correctly, and he was advised to travel to a distant city for treatment—a journey he couldn't afford. Desperate and in pain, Ramesh reached out to our teleclinic. Using simple tools like Skype, we conducted a thorough consultation and recommended an immediate X-ray. The results indicated that Ramesh had a severe case of pneumonia. We quickly prescribed the necessary antibiotics and provided instructions for his care. We also educated his family on warning signs and when to seek further medical attention. Within days, Ramesh’s condition began to improve. He avoided the arduous and expensive journey to the city, receiving timely care right at home. This not only saved his life but also prevented financial ruin for his family. Ramesh's story is a testament to the critical role telemedicine plays in bridging healthcare gaps. It ensures that even those in the most remote areas can access quality medical care without the burden of travel and high costs. Telemedicine is not just about technology; it’s about bringing hope and healing to those who need it the most. At the Dr. Good Deed Foundation, we are dedicated to continuing this mission and making healthcare accessible to all. #Telemedicine #Healthcare #India #PublicHealth #Innovation #DrGoodDeed

One of the less talked topics in Indian Healthcare System is "Palliative Care" and we Physiotherapists have a huge role in Palliative Care.... As physiotherapists we provide palliative care to our patients, we make sure that even if patients is terminally ill or even they are in vegetative state we provide them basic movements, we educate their Care Taker & their family members. We not only work on their muscles but we also work on their sensations, their reflexes and try our best to make Patient Live "PAIN FREE" 1) Recently supreme court has asked Center's response to PIL which wants it do direct authorities to provide palliative care for terminally ill people through national health programs. 2) The below article also explains the difference between palliative care & Euthanasia. 3) The below Article also noted "RIGHT TO BE PAIN FREE" 4) Kerala remains the only state with Palliative Care Policy integrated into their healthcare system. Do comment below, what challenges you face as a physiotherapist when you provide palliative care to your patients? #palliativecare #physiotherapy #physicaltherapy #physiotherapist #physiotherapyclinic #euthanasia #healthcareindustry #painfreeliving #painfreelife #physicaltherapist

Having attended many medical conferences, it was a different experience to attend the “Courts and the Constitution” conference at NALSAR university, Hyderabad. Here, along with Mr. Vinay Kumar (aerospace engineer), we were on a different mission, to redraw our attention to the basic framework of democracy by printing the constitution preamble. It was our pleasure and honor to print these preamble copies fresh along with Supreme Court Justice B.V. Nagarathna and many other legal luminaries. Constitutional functioning is tested during humanitarian crises which I believe should include healthcare delivery and breakdown in the values of educational institutions as well. We are witnessing many such instances across the globe, especially in India. Be it during pandemic; unscientific lockdown; lack of basic healthcare infrastructure; biased healthcare facilities; even to the point of unequal treatment in case acute MI, let alone preventable organ damages; malignancies; malnutrition; communicable diseases; increasing cost of healthcare. All of which is a huge burden for majority of the population who are largely poor and unaffordable. Only a fraction of privileged people enjoy the “reasonable” facilities. One test for this claim is the variable interpretation of same guidelines by every medical professional across. Democratic world should care to provide basic meaningful facilities including healthcare and education for all. India has a long way to go in this regard. I hope there will be a strong involvement of “Courts and the Constitution” in the future to help families in search of their “Pursuit of happiness”. #reclaimconstitution #democracy #science #education #medical #healthcare #capitalism #malnutrition #pandemic #covid #heartattack #NCD #communicabledisease #adulteration #environment #nature #NALSAR #courts #constitution #article21 #socialevil #vegetarian #food #nonvegetarian #nutrition #infrastructure #HDI #India

Wake Up, India! 🚨 Are you prepared to face endless wait hours and rushed, subpar medical appointments? India’s doctor deficit is a ticking time bomb for our health! With a shocking doctor-to-population ratio of 1:1445, we’re nowhere near the World Health Organization’s recommendation of 1:1000. This critical shortage means: 🚑 Longer wait times 🏥 Overcrowded clinics ⏱ Rushed appointments ❌ Misdiagnoses ⚠️ Ineffective treatments The Covid-19 pandemic laid bare these devastating gaps. Despite over 1.3 million allopathic doctors registered, the sheer demand crushes the supply. India’s healthcare system is buckling, and it’s time for immediate action! At NirogGyan, we’re fighting to bridge this gap with cutting-edge patient education and innovative healthcare solutions. It’s time to demand better and ensure every Indian gets the quality care they deserve! Raise your voice. Demand change. Let’s fix this NOW. #HealthcareEmergency #DoctorDeficit #WakeUpIndia #NirogGyan #PatientCare

In recent months, the medical professionals in India have faced a grim escalation of violence, culminating in shocking incidents that highlight a troubling trend of intolerance. The tragic murder of Dr. Javed Akhtar in Delhi, following the rape and murder of a 31-year-old doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College, underscores a growing crisis where healthcare professionals are increasingly becoming targets of aggression. The incident at Nima Hospital in Delhi paints a chilling reminder of the disturbing trend. Two teenagers, appearing to seek medical assistance, entered the hospital under the guise of needing a dressing change. Moments later, Dr. Akhtar was shot in his own cabin, leaving a community in shock and mourning. This act of violence is not an isolated event; it is part of a wider pattern where healthcare providers are subjected to harassment, threats, and, in extreme cases, fatal violence. Doctors have historically held a revered position in society, but this perception is rapidly deteriorating. Factors contributing to this climate of intolerance include increased stress and burnout, unrealistic public expectations, a lack of support, and sensationalized media coverage of medical errors. Many of my doctor friends have confided in me as to how vulnerable they feel due to inadequate legal protection, leaving them isolated and defenseless against violent acts. To address this escalating violence against healthcare professionals, a multifaceted approach is essential. Strengthening laws to protect doctors, public education campaigns to improve perceptions, and establishing support systems within hospitals can help create a safer environment for those dedicated to healing. The recent tragedies involving doctors serve as a wake-up call. As a society, we must recognize the invaluable role that doctors play and work collectively to ensure their safety. It is imperative to foster an environment of respect and support for our healthcare professionals, rather than one of fear and hostility. Only then can we hope to rebuild the trust that is essential for a healthy society. #Healthcare #DoctorUnderAttack #RGKarCase #HealthcareProfessionals #Doctors #India

I never paid much attention when my relatives in bihar said, compounders often practice under doctors in a city for a few years , then come back and open their own hospital. They perform dangerous procedures like tooth extractions and even surgeries, prescribe allopathic medicines..... Unfortunately, this trend is very alarming Telangana is facing a growing health crisis, with an estimated 50,000-53,000 individuals practicing allopathic medicine without an MBBS degree. In Hyderabad alone, over 10,000 such unlicensed practitioners are believed to be operating. One must urgently address this critical issue plaguing India's healthcare system. ✔️ Strengthen Regulations: Stricter licensing requirements and harsh penalties, including imprisonment and hefty fines ✔️ Empower Public Reporting: Seamless channels for citizens to report suspected fake doctors. ✔️ Improve Healthcare Access: Increasing the number of qualified providers, especially in underserved rural areas, to reduce reliance on unqualified practitioners. ✔️ Leverage Technology: Creating centralized digital verification systems and telemedicine platforms to authenticate practitioners and connect patients to licensed professionals. ✔️ Educate the Public: Launching widespread awareness campaigns to teach people how to identify fake doctors and the dangers of seeking their services. What other solutions do you think could help tackle this crisis?