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Community and Family Medicine: Challenges and Opportunities
When the world is again facing the threat of deadly infections the roles and responsibilities of family doctors need to be assessed and recognised. National authorities and the WHO are monitoring the development very closely, and international resources and expertise are being pooled together to fight the battle.We need to emphasize on the function of family doctors and primary care team for early detection during emergencies. We need to acknowledge the role of community based and primary care practitioners and their differences. The coming up webinar with Dr Bhola Nath M.B.B.S MD DNB PhD IIHMR, Jaipur FRCP (Glasgow), Additional Professor (CFM) AIIMS Bathinda will give the chance to you to have a better understanding of the Challenges and Opportunities for Community and Family Medicine.
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Dr Bhola Nath
M.B.B.S ,Additional Professor (CFM) AIIMS Bathinda (King George’s Medical College, Lucknow, India) MD in Social and Preventive Medicine (King George’s Medical University, Lucknow) DNB (Social and Preventive Medicine) PhD IIHMR, Jaipur FRCP (Glassgow)
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When the world is again facing the threat of deadly infections the roles and responsibilities of family doctors need to be assessed and recognised. National authorities and the WHO are monitoring the development very closely, and international resources and expertise are being pooled together to fight the battle.We need to emphasize on the function of family doctors and primary care team for early detection during emergencies. We need to acknowledge the role of community based and primary care practitioners and their differences. The coming up webinar with Dr Bhola Nath M.B.B.S MD DNB PhD IIHMR, Jaipur FRCP (Glasgow), Additional Professor (CFM) AIIMS Bathinda will give the chance to you to have a better understanding of the Challenges and Opportunities for Community and Family Medicine.