How Palliative Care can change the way we practice medicine? | Dr. Chitra V | TEDxAIIMSPatna
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2022
- The burden of healthcare expenditure is a matter of grave concern to India, where millions still remain below the Poverty Line- with not even a full day's meal to survive. Even then most families refuse to take up Palliative Care and resort to expensive, painful but fruitless drugs and procedures. Palliative Care has still not found its way into the Indian Medical Education system and as a result, the future population faces the threat of undergoing rigorous and expensive health care, even when it may not have results.
In this talk, Dr. Chitra highlights these concerns, while also describing how a state in India successfully managed to come up with a comprehensive healthcare plan encompassing palliative care. Learn how Palliative Care is not just an end-of-life option but can be integrated and adopted into regular health care not only by doctors but also accepted as a viable alternative by the patient's families. She is a member of the National Faculty in Palliative Care in India and will talk about how Palliative Care should not only be limited to terminally ill patients, but should also be provided to patients who have hopes of survival. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Amazing discourse Dr Chitra. Much needed and I would say urgently needed. Less than 100 likes & a very few comments prove very few are interested or don't care. I am not from a medical background but have heard or seen people dying in pain without their consent. I would love to connect with you Dr Chitra on this to take it ahead in terms of spread & knowledge , allowing people not only to die with dignity, alleviate their pain, but also for all diseases that are not life threatening but which come with a lot of pain to body as well as to the mind. Once again, kudos to you to have touched upon this topic which seems so far , taboo in India.
An important subject that needs to be vigorously discussed....brought out in the open ....and issues surrounding it resolved and clarified.....
An empathetic discourse by an amazing doctor.... 👍
Thanks Dr Shruti
More power to those involved in the commendable efforts to put the human before the disease, when it's needed the most.
A fantastic talk ma'am. Thank you.
one of the greatest initiative it is . This kind of care should need everyone’s life at their end of life that is last stage of life whether their are rich or poor may be those conditions not favourable when everything becomes lost in their life .palliative care volunteers must be recognised and appreciated highly , you people services are play vital role in many life to die happily with satisfaction .. my heartfull thanks to you guys …keep going jaihind
An excellent, and compelling, presentation Dr. Chitra. I hope that the matter of children's quality of living with chronic illnesses and their comfort, quality of life, and lovingkindness at the time of their dying - free of pain and enriched by the presence of an accepting family, receives attention in India as well.
Impressive talk Madam.Very thought provoking and stimulating especially to the doctor community.Hope to hear more from you Madam.
Great motivating speech madam
Very coherently put across. Indeed palliative care is an aspect of healing that needs to be integrated into the health care system.
Thanks Nadi
A very relevant subject. Impressive speech by Dr.Chitra 👌👍🏻
Thanks Jothy
Fantastic talk Chitra. Very needed
Thanks so much Suma
""Palliative Care is not guilty life,is guality death.....,,""very good words...
PG and UG courses to be introduced in the system is essesntial. Supply of morphine from the primary level should be initiated by central and state governments.
How many NEET PG Aspirants here 😄