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Fourth wave of Covid19 – What do Family Physicians need to know
COVID-19, has been spreading globally, variants have emerged and been identified in many countries around the world. The spread of COVID-19 pandemic has wave nature. Over the past year and a half, the coronavirus pandemic has radically changed the way that family physicians practice medicine. In this webinar Dr. Akshat Khandekar, M.B.B.S.,D.N.B.(Family Medicine),MNAMS-Family Medicine, New Delhi, PGDCE(U.K.) will give an insightful session and better understanding of What do Family Physicians need to know if fourth wave of Covid-19 occur
About the Speaker

Dr. Akshat Khandekar
M.B.B.S.,D.N.B.(Family Medicine),MNAMS-Family Medicine,New Delhi, PGDCE(U.K.)
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