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Dr Asokan says the rape-murder of resident doctor has brought out the "rot that has set in the country's medical colleges"
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The YSRCP chief, through a social media post, urged the TDP to prioritise public healthcare by completing the pending work in these institutions, ensuring quality medical education and free healthcare for the poor.
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Senior BRS leader T Harish Rao congratulated the people of Mulugu, Narsampet, Gadwal, and Narayanapet, which received the green light for medical colleges from the Central government.
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With this, the number of medical colleges permitted this academic year rose to 8 and the total number of government medical colleges in the state increased to 34 with a total of 4090 government medical seats.
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The website of medical institutions should have a list of faculty under each medical department including the names of the medical superintendent, principal and dean.
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The permission is to engage the faculty on contract basis till March 31, 2025 or till the regular posts are filled-up or till the actual need ceases
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The initiative to establish tobacco cessation centres is to strengthen the healthcare infrastructure by integrating specialized services for tobacco cessation into the educational and healthcare framework says National Medical Commission.
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The recruitment of 4356 faculty posts in various government medical colleges will cost the exchequer a total of Rs. 634.48 crore annually.
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Submission of the video recordings is necessary for the grant of renewal of permissions to the medical college, NMC said
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This implies that the stage is set for Telangana to have eight more medical colleges — in Jogulamba Gadwal, Narayanpet, Mulugu, Warangal, Medak, Yadadri Bhongir, Rangareddy and Medchal-Malkajgiri — in the coming academic year, i.e. 2024-25.
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The NMC guidelines for UG courses under establishment of new medical institutions, starting new medical courses and increasing seats for existing courses and regulation-2023, says that it will only follow the ratio of 100 MBBS seats for every 10 lakh population in states and UTs, while permitting new medical college
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It is a remarkable transformation of medical education and the healthcare sector in Telangana in the name of "Aarogya Telangana"
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The decision means that doctors who appeared for NEET-PG 2023 and in case they have scored zero or received negative marks, they are also eligible and can get admissions in PG medical seats
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The administrative sanction will cover construction of 8 government medical colleges along with hostel buildings and other facilities that are needed for medical colleges through the Roads and Buildings department
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Addressing a press conference, Arvind alleged that State government used Rs 234 crore from a grant of Rs 5,200 crore reportedly released by the Centre for setting up new government medical colleges
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On Friday, the Chief Minister virtually inaugurated nine new government medical colleges simultaneously, in the districts of Karimnagar, Kamareddy, Khammam, Jayashankar Bhupalpally, Kumram Bheem Asifabad, Nirmal, Rajanna-Sircilla, Vikarabad and Jangaon.
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Medical colleges established from 2024-25 academic session onwards shall have a maximum of 150 undergraduate seats
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Severe shortage of senior MBBS doctors has led to the controversial move
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For a medical college with 150 seats and 600 bedded hospital, it costs about Rs 500 crore, Health Minister Harish Rao said in reply to a question
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The seat matrix will be displayed a day before the counselling.
