India is well known for its's medical expertise and facilities and the India High Commission in Fiji is trying to implement an initiative which will give the Pacific Island Countries a direct access to their services.
On the occasion of India's 62nd Republic day celebrations, India's High Commissioner to Fiji Vinod Kumar revealed to Fijivillage news that through this E-Health initiative, doctors and expertise in India will be able connect with Doctors in Fiji and Pacific Island countries and provide opinions without actually looking at the patient.
However he said it will take some time.
Meanwhile, Government ministers, businessmen, officials and staff from the Indian High Commission gathered at India House this morning to mark India's 62nd Republic day celebrations.
Story by: Praneeta Deo
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India looks into providing direct medical services
By fijivillage.com
26/01/2011 16:15
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