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13th November 2017, 12:07 PM
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PGI Chandigarh Paediatrics
Can you provide me the details of the Advanced Pediatrics Centre under Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) Chandigarh?
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13th November 2017, 12:49 PM
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Re: PGI Chandigarh Paediatrics
The concept and vision of Advance Pediatric Centre under Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) Chandigarh was based on the objective that it should provide not only high quality state of the art specialized Pediatric care to children affected by serious diseases, but also provide models of community based health services to the rural poor. It is one of its kinds in India. A 300 bedded Centre sanctioned exclusively for the care of children is setup: 1. To provide high quality treatment for complex and serious diseases affecting children. 2. To train pediatricians in super specialties of pediatrics. 3. To conduct research in diseases and problems prevalent in developing countries of tropical region. 4. To establish models of delivery of health care in the community and to work for and support the national programmes related to child survival in the community. It has department of pediatrics with its specialties and department of pediatric surgery as its main constituents. There are specialties of Neonatology, Allergy & Clinical immunology, Pediatics Intensive cure, Pediatric Pulmonology, Haematology and Oncology, Neuro Development unit, Clinical Genetics, Physical anthropology, Child psychology and Community Pediatrics. Service & Research Laboratories: Routine haematology, micro chemistry and radiology are available in it. Many laboratories like genetics, allergy and clinical immunology and haematology exists. It also has facility for lung function testing and bronchoscopy. Many specialised services are being provided. More than 5000 blood transfusions are given to children with thalassemia with the help of thalassemic children welfare association, a voluntary organization run by parents of thalassemic children. |
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