Institute to train paramedics in cardiac science launched

Updated on: Thursday, October 01, 2009

Hyderabad: Innova children's Hospital today launched Innova Institute of Allied Health Sciences aiming to train paramedical personnel in cardiac sciences.
   
Director NIMS, Dr D Prasad Rao said that the initiative was greatly welcomed as their was a dearth of man power in the area and this training will go a long way in providing better health care.
   
Dean, Innova Children's Heart Hospital, Prof IM Rao said that they are extending to more areas of knowledge and training service which would make training complete.
   
He said that apart from medical staff baby's upbringing has to be done through dedicated nurses and technicians who are equally important like a doctor.
   
This can be improved further if the institute provides knowledge and training and then absorbs students, he said. 
 

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