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Mangalore: Cultural Fest, Student Council Inaugurated at Fr Muller Medical College

  •   Mon, Nov 07 2011 08:59:51 PM

Mangalore: Cultural Fest, Student Council Inaugurated at Fr Muller Medical College

Daijiworld Media Network-Mangalore (JN)

Mangalore, Nov 7: Father Muller Medical College here organized ‘Ragnarok’, an inter-batch cultural competition on Monday November 7. The new student council was also inaugurated on the occasion.

Dr Ravishankar Rao, associate professor of English, Mangalore University and Peter A Lewis, renowned senior artist, Chitralaya Art Gallery, Udupi were the chief guests. Fr Denis D’Sa, Administrator, FMMC, welcomed the guests and the gathering.

Dr Rao in his speech said that more importance should be given to patients than to technology. In most of the cases today, treatment has become technical and personal touch of the doctor is missing. In the present day, not only ‘vidya’ but ‘vinay’ too is something to be imbibed, he added.

Fr Patrick Rodrigues, director, FMCI was the guest of honour. Addressing the would-be doctors, he emphasized on humanitarian approach and said that it was more important than aquiring knowledge. He aspired to see doctors working for the benefit of every class of society.

Peter Lewis, renowned artist, Karnataka Rajyotsava and Lalita Kala awards winner, inaugurated the cultural fest with an instant painting over a drawing sheet, which wowed the audience.

Student coucil president George Taliat, vice-president Fluer Barretto, general secretary Sunitha, magazine editor Edmond Fernandes, technical committee incharge Sudip, media committee incharge Pramod Abraham and others were administered the oath.

Dr J P Alva, dean, Dr Pavan Hegde, cultural staff advisor, George Taliat, student president and Rayna Thomas, FMMC were on the dais. The present and former student presidents expressed their views and experience. Sunitha V, general secretary of the student council thanked everyone.

 
  

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  • joegonsalves, Mangalore

    Tue, Nov 08 2011

    I entirely agree with Dr. Rao that PATIENT CARE IS MOST IMPORTANT. This care should commence from grass root level. For this purpose all connected with HEALTH CARE should play important roles commencing with The Reception of the patient at the front desk followed by all departments including M.R.D., billing and the department of pathology - most important being the NURSING CARE.

    Referring to STUDENT COUNSELING utmost care should be given to this aspect because these students form the core of future doctors and nurses. It is even preferable that this management aspect is outsourced to ensure that the students have diologues even on deliccate issues with the faculty without any reservation. This of course is only for a start and thereafter THE STUDENT COUNCIL fully informed with all aspects of skills should be able to interact with the management to provide best possible results in terms of efficiency thus becoming AN ACTION ORIENTED AND RESULT ORIENTED BODY.

    Joe Gonsalves
    Father Mullers has come a long way and it is good to see that the Institution is forging ahead and introducing innovative systems to bring the best out of all employees.

    I am particularly happy to see the management team working in unison under the able guidance of Father Patrick Rodrigues and Father Denis D"Sa, Father Richard Coelho, Father Prakash D'Souza, Father Vincent Saldanha ably supported by Doctor Rai and Dr.Alva

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