It seems to be good. But masking the issues under iceberg. All issues are not due to the lack of cardiology service in Sabarimala. Most of the victims are dying before reaching cardiology centre or becoming moribund. Those victims who suffered cardiac arrest who need onsite resuscitation and defibrillation. What is lacking in Sabarimala are platinum minutes and golden hour. Our focus is always on inverted pyramid health care system. Authorities are also interested only in mega shows which always give false security for public. We should also to see how much bigger groups are being managed in other areas.
Last year Sabarimala deaths were more than 30. This year first death has already been happened. I know this person personally. He was related my staff at MIMS.
Dr.Venugopalan.PP: Medical graduate of Govt. Medical College Calicut. Postgraduation Anaesthesiology and Emergency Medicine.Chair &; Lead Consultant in EM at Meitra Hospital, Professor EM at MMC, Regional Faculty AHA, Formerly Expert Committee member KRSA , Director Aster MIMS &Deputy Director MIMS Academy, Founder and Executive Director Angels International Foundation and Trust.Master Trainer in World Guinness CPR Training.Spouse Dr.Supriya; Blessed with Dr.Neethu and Dr.Kamal
Monday, December 2, 2013
Sabarimala
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