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President urges citizens to remain vigilant while availing healthcare 
Tuesday, 26 November 2024, 01:35 am

President urges citizens to remain vigilant while availing healthcare 

  • Update Time : Saturday, 24 February, 2024, 07:01 pm
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Online Desk: President Mohammed Shahabuddin on Saturday urged all concerned to remain more vigilant about fake doctors and health institutions.

“The government has already started taking legal actions against these. I hope that you will fully cooperate with the government in this regard,” he said.

He said this while delivering his speech after  opening the ‘Fourth International Scientific Conference-2024’ at a city hotel.Bangladesh Cardiovascular Research Foundation and Interventional Academy of USA organized the conference.

He also asked physicians to treat patients with sensitivity and kindness and take utmost care to protect patient dignity and privacy.

Saying that “Medical science is ever-changing, as new diseases emerge, medical science advances to overcome those.”

Lauding the dynamism into medical education, treatment, service and research activities and improved medical management, he said treatment, education and research programs should be conducted keeping in mind the nature of various types of disease.

He also underscored the need for raising awareness to prevent heart disease, cancer, AIDS and other fatal diseases.

Referring to the government’s constant efforts to ensure universal healthcare at people’s doorsteps, he said the government aims to create a welfare society and state by ensuring a pollution-free, environment-friendly healthy living for every citizen.

He called upon the government, private sectors and physicians to come forward to ensure further development of the country’s overall health system as well.

Mentioning that providing quality medical services to the country’s vast population is a challenge, he said  the government has already taken steps for better medical service.

“Priority should be given on providing medical services to the poor . It must  be ensured that they (poor) are not deprived of treatment or neglected fo want of money,” he said.

Health and Family Welfare Minister Dr. Samanta Lal Sen, Bangladesh Medical Association (BMA) President Dr. Mustafa Jalal Mohiuddin, Vice Chancellor (VC) Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) Prof. Dr. Md Sharfuddin Ahmed, Course Chairman of Interventional Academy, USA, Dr. Rajesh M Deve, Prime Minister’s personal physician Prof Dr. ABM Abdullah and President of Bangladesh Cardiovascular Research Foundation Prof. Dr. SM Mustafa Zaman, among others, spoke.

 

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