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         18                                                                                                              JANUARY 21, 2022

                 History in Hyderabad: doctors of



           indian origin make a commitment to




                      preventive healthcare in india





          At AAPI’s 15th Annual Global Healthcare Summit, Addressed by Vice President Venkaiah Naidu,

             Organization Urges Government of India to Create a Panel Of Nationally Recognized Experts



        OUR BUREAU
        Hyderabad (India)
              he 15th edition of the annual
              Global Healthcare Summit or-
        Tganized by the American Asso-
        ciation of Physicians of Indian Origin
        (AAPI) USA concluded here with a
        commitment to continue efforts to
        preventive care in India and to collab-
        orate with the federal, state and local
        governments, healthcare and tech-
        nological industries, as well as with
        several  not-for-profit  organizations
        to help India make health delivery
        accessible, affordable and efficient.                                                                 souls of every participant.
            The GHS 2022 was inaugurated
                                                                                                                  In her opening remarks, Dr.
        by Shri Venkaiah Naidu, Vice Presi-                                                                   Udaya Shivangi, Chair of AAPI GHS
        dent of India, who addressed virtual-                                                                 2022, said, “This GHS held in amid
        ly the hundreds of participants from                                                                  the fears of Covid pandemic, and fol-
        the United States and India at Avasa                                                                  lowing strict Covid restrictions, has
        Hotel in Hyderabad on January 5th.                                                                    promised to be one with the great-
            “During the 15th annual Global
        Healthcare Summit, organized in Hy-                                                                   est  impact  and  significant  contribu-
                                                                                                              tions towards harnessing the power
        derabad, India from January 5th to                                                                    of international Indian diaspora to
        7th, 2022, physician leaders from the                                                                 bring  the  most  innovative,  efficient,
        United States and India had an op-                                                                    cost-effective healthcare solutions to
        portunity to brainstorm and explore                                                                   India.”
        ways to focus on the theme, “Trans-  inception and has proved to be bene-  tive positions in the country. “They    Dr. Ravi Kolli, President-Elect
        formation of Healthcare through   ficial not only to Indian-origin Amer-  are among the most successful am-  f  AAPI said,  “We  have  made  great
        Telehealth and Technology usage   ican Physicians, but to Indian health-  bassadors of India’s value systems.”   strides in helping people to live lon-
        during this post-Covid Era,” and   care as well,” Mr. Naidu observed.   he said.                      ger, however, people are spending
        have recommended possible ways to   He urged the medical fraternity and   The Vice President compliment-  too many years in poor health, and
        plan and implement preventive med-  told them, “As you seek excellence   ed AAPI for its services in India - for   these gains in health not felt equally
        icine that will save resources and pre-  in human health and well-being, do   raising $5 million during the second   across society. We need to focus on
        cious human lives,” said Dr. Anupa-  not forget the power of a kind human   wave of the pandemic, for its ‘Adopt   the rising  levels  of obesity,  mental
        ma Gotimukula, President of AAPI.   touch when treating your patients.”  a Village’ program among its oth-  illness,  addictions,  age-related  con-
            Towards this end, while offering   Expressing regrets for not being   er initiatives. The groundbreaking
        to collaborate with the Government   able to be present in person due to   Global Healthcare Summit (GHS)   ditions like dementia, and a growing,
                                                                                                              ageing, and diverse populations, We
        Authorities, “AAPI is urging the Gov-  the ongoing pandemic, Mr. Naidu   organized by AAPI in collabora-  also need to be aware of cyberbul-
        ernment of India to appoint an expert   told the hundreds of delegates in a   tion with the Government of India,   lying, pervasive misinformation and
        panel of nationally recognized experts   recorded inaugural message stated   BAPIO & GAPIO, as well as Host   other harmful social media influenc-
        in the disciplines of preventive med-  that the Indian origin physicians in   Alumni Chapters, including OGKT-  es affecting our youth.”
        icine and primary care,” she added.   the United States have gained a for-  MA, ATMGUSA, KAMCOSA, and     Dr.  Krishan  Kumar,  Treasurer
            “With   numerous   initiatives,  midable reputation and that several   GMCGA, was packed with programs
        AAPI has come a long way since its   of them occupy the top administra-  that  were  treat  to  the  hearts  and   Continued at next page... >>


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