Archive for February, 2008

Posted on February 29, 2008.

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Myth #1: India is not safe for Medical treatments.
Remember, Medical care always entails risk. Top hospitals in India are accredited by the Joint Commission International – Leadership for Quality & Safety in Health care, which certifies through painstaking periodic inspections that procedures and practices meet international standards for delivering patient quality care. JCI is the sister organization of Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO), the U.S. hospitals certifying body. And most facilities have management and staff training tie-ups with leading U.S. medical organizations such as Harvard Medical International. Many facilities are super-specialty hospitals, equipped with the most advanced equipment for diagnosis and treatment. These hospitals employ hundreds of highly-trained, experienced and specialized surgeons with impeccable credentials. Many have been either trained or have previously worked in the U.S., Europe or Australia.

English is main language in India and majority of the leading hospitals are aware of special care and treatment needed for overseas patients. In order to provide a highly specialized service, these hospitals offer seamless patient services of world-class quality. Most of the medical facilities provide special and discret International partients area providing you with five star luxuries and great standards at par or better compared to western hostpitals. Myth #2: Indian qualifications ar not as good as Australian qualifications. Top rated mediacl schools in India. What’s more, most of India’s leading doctors have also studied and worked in the best medical institutions, generally in U.K and U.S.A. Moreover, the doctors from the hospitals /specialty centers in our network keep abreast of the latest technologies accepted worldwide by attending refresher courses from time to time. Their global acceptance can be gauged from the fact that every year, hundreds of renowned Indian doctors visit Europe and USA to teach at leading hospitals and universities by invitation. New and innovative techniques are constantly being adapted and mastered by Indian surgeons who have success rates as good as those in the world’s best hospitals.

Myth #3: Benefits are not substantial in going to India for medical treatment. There are significant benefits in traveling to India for your next major medical treatment or it may be incidental if you are planning a trip to India; those in this category are generally cosmetic & aesthetic procedures or minimally invasive procedures such as dermatology or dental procedures. Save around 50-80% on your medical costs. In addition to the treatment cost savings, you can get instant access to any medical treatment, bypassing any waiting lists in Australia. Most of the top corporate hospitals will have a separate section for international patients, offering the five star luxuries, in addition to the best of the healthcare excellence.

Myth #4: I know of people going to Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore.. I will be the first one to go to India for surgery. India has made entry into medical tourism in recent years. The combination of high quality, world class, affordable surgery costs and Healthcare Services is attracting a regular stream of foreign patients to India. Many people from UK, USA, Europe, and Canada go to India for medical treatment. Indian medical establishments helped around 150,000 overseas patients in 2004; the Apollo group alone has so far treated 95,000 international patients… The Indian government predicts that India’s $17-billion-a-year health-care industry could grow 13 per cent in each of the next six years, boosted by medical tourism, which industry watchers say is growing at 30 per cent annually. According to a study by McKinsey and the Confederation of Indian Industry, medical tourism in India could become a $1 billion business by 2012.

It is understandable that for many people, travelling to unfamiliar country for medical treatment can sound daunting. Knowing someone who is experinced Indian doctor, understands the capabilities and limitations of the medical professionals in India and Australia is rare combination for your medical treatment requirements.

Hemani Thukral is a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). Her medical background and consulting experience will help make the right decision for your overseas treatments needs. Having worked as a doctor in India, her priority is client’s well being and thereby, has laid the foundation of company that is based on ‘Quality Care’ and ‘Trusting Relationship’. For more information, visit: Health tourism India & Cosmetic Surgery overseas

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Posted on February 27, 2008.

To add on the "fairness" of the Malaysian elections:

be fair

  • The ruling party wins in a voting-region already before elections, because the "opposition candidate" stepped down. Why do you step down? Could there be some money involved? Or intimidation? Tactics well know from the early days in democracy in Europe…
  • Only the ruling party can relentlessly advertise herself on TV and radio. And I must say hearing one voice over and over again reminds me on the days before the second world war in Europe :-( Very scary… especially as those days they said: we won’t fight each other whatever comes…
  • Advertising is one thing, but advertising in the news-bulletin as part of the news…. are there really no limits? Of course not, Malaysia Boleh…
  • Painting people’s houses in the colors of the ruling party for free… since when are things for free?
  • Campaigning in the streets is only allowed by the ruling party. The rest will most likely face teargas as the Indians are getting used to…
  • All the banners…. lots of the ruling party in very good condition, little of the opposition in poor conditions… Are we looking at a campaign founded with taxpayers money? Well, if there is no transparency… don’t take people on their word, especially not politicians: this rule goes worldwide.
  • Living in harmony I keep on hearing inside and outside the news advertisements of the ruling party… ??? That is if you only consider your own party, yet Malaysia is more than just the ruling party…

What does history tells us about democracy

If one party keeps on doing what they want and shut down all opposition, then smart people will go abroad.

Exactly what happened with Singapore: a new country was born just recently.

Exactly what happened with The Netherlands: a new country was born 500 years ago.

Both new countries are an example of tolerance and a thriving community….

But does any ruling party looks ahead or learn from the past?

If the people’s interest is at stake, then take lessons from the past and from other countries.

If your own fast profit is at stake it’s sad. If you do it at the cost of others and your country… that’s very sad.

Why did they invent the guillotine?

Because people in the street where fed up with the heads of state that didn’t care about the people in the street.

Saying you care is one thing, but show some results.

No, don’t start talking now: start showing some results!


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