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Founder Director of HOSMAC, a Healthcare Consultancy. Faculty with various MHA Programs. Managing Editor of Healthcare Executive. Advisor on industry forums.
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One national medical licence proposal could reshape doctors’ mobility across India

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By Vivek Desai Verified
| Healthcare Executive Verified
NMC plan seeks nationwide portability for doctors The National Medical Commission has proposed allowing doctors registered with a State Medical Council and allotted a Unique Identification Number in the National Medical Register to practise anywhere in India without securing fresh registration and a licence in every state.
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Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai Unveils 15.59-Metre ‘Organ of Hope’ at Lalbaug, Earns Guinness World Records Title

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By Vivek Desai Verified
| Healthcare Executive Verified
‘Organs of Hope’ campaign, supported by Lalbaugcha Raja Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal, brings organ donation awareness to the heart of Mumbai during Ganeshotsav In a unique coming together of faith, healthcare and community, Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai has unveiled a 15.59-metre fibreglass sculpture depicting multiple human organs at Lalbaug as part of its ‘Organs of Hope’ organ donation awareness campaign.
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Hardest Part of Going Digital May Be Changing How People Work

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By Vivek Desai Verified
| Healthcare Executive Verified
A new study by the Max Institute of Healthcare Management at the Indian School of Business (ISB) finds that hospitals adopting NABH's Digital Health Standards (DHS) have achieved substantial improvements in operational efficiency, clinical decision-making, and overall digital maturity.
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