Fellowship in Paediatrics

Children under 18 comprise about one third of the world population, with three quarters living in less developed countries. Infant and Child martality takes away the life of around 25 million children every year in india.

The child mortality figures in India indicate, over 50% of under-5 deaths take place during the neonatal period where the primary causes of death are preventable infections (including sepsis, pneumonia, diarrhoea, and tetanus), prematurity, and birth asphyxia. Addressing these presentations in neonates is crucial in reducing death during this period.

Though India has attained impressive achievements in the fields of  child survival and IMR has dropped by an average rate of 4.56% per year over last five years, at the current pace, the country has missed the target by a significant margin to achieve the Millennium Development Goal (MDG)4 - which aims to reduce Under-Five Mortality and Infant mortality rates by two thirds between 1990 and 2015. This means India still falls short of the target of 42 per 1,000 live births by 2015. In view of these statistics, child survival in India needs sharper focus.

There is a national shortfall of 46% paediatricians across the country. A shortage in the number of Medical colleges and specialist training seats contributes to the supply-side issue. As of 2009, there were only 104 recognised colleges with only 801 specialist training seats in the country.

Hence, the provision of 6-12 month short-term training courses in paediatrics for MBBS Graduates seems to be a viable option. This strategy can be helpful in increasing the number of trained hands in the field of child health services.


For Admissions:
Baburao Yenugula
9866249689

baburao_y@medvarsity,com

Fellowship in Diabetes

Fellowship in Diabetes
Build a successful career in the Healthcare Industry
With about 63 million people having Diabetes in India, the healthcare burden of managing it is huge and is expected to increase further with rapid urbanization and life style changes occurring in the country. There are several challenges faced by the country in managing diabetes like increasing prevalence in urban and rural areas, lack of disease awareness among the population, limited healthcare facilities, increasing prevalence of diabetes complications and most importantly shortage of physicians specialized in treatment and management of diabetes.
The "Fellowship in Diabetes" course, offered by Medvarsity and AHERF in association with Royal Liverpool Academy and Apollo Sugar Clinics, is structured to provide broad, in-depth and updated knowledge in all the aspects of diabetic care and facilitate the physicians develop the skills for efficient and integrated diabetic care.
Placement assistance will be provided for jobs in various hospitals/clinics, for all successful candidates.
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Baburao Yenugula :+91 98662 49689
baburao_y@medvarsity.com

Clinical Cardiology

Fellowship in Clinical Cardiology.....
Course offered by Medvarsity Apollo Hospitals
The common wisdom at the end of the 20th century was that the United States was training too many specialists, including cardiologists. By 2001; however, there was increasing evidence that the supply of cardiologists was not meeting the growing demand. 
A Clinical Cardiologist is an internal physician who specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions that affect the heart and surroundingblood vessels. Cardiologists require specialized education and training that teaches them how to prevent and treat diseases.
Clinical Cardiologists are specialized physicians whose patients are typically referred by a primary doctor who suspects heart disease or related conditions. Patients may require a focused treatment plan or invasive surgery to resolve heart problems. A cardiologist may treat congenital heart conditions, endocarditis (an inflammation of the heart), pericarditis (an inflammation of the tissue surrounding the heart), high blood pressure and irregular heart rhythms. These are all serious conditions. Many different techniques are used to diagnose and treat heart patients, including the use of echocardiographs, which record heart beats and abnormal rhythms.
Apollo Hospitals and American College of Cardiology Foundation Offers Fellowship in Clinical Cardiology course which includes 3 months hands-on training for MBBS doctors at Accredited Centers across India.
For Admissions :
Baburao Yenugula
9866249689