Introduction In general, consumer protection laws are intended to make transactions fair and ensure quality services. However, when it comes to applying them in Nepal’s healthcare sector, it has ignited a debate among doctors. Medical care is fraught with life-and-death decisions and scientific uncertainty, which is nothing like buying consumer …
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Dr Prakash Kandel He is a distinguished healthcare leader renowned for his expertise in healthcare management, patient safety, quality improvement, and health policy reform. Currently serving as Co-Chief Executive Officer of the Center for American Medical Specialists (CAMS-Nepal) Optima (since Nov 2024), he leads strategic initiatives focused on …
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In recent years, diabetes has become an increasingly common health concern in Nepal, affecting people from all walks of life. With lifestyle changes, urbanization, and dietary shifts, both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes cases are on the rise. As we continue to face these growing challenges, the need for …
Read More »The Silent Struggle Addressing Post-Stroke Psychological Challenges in Clinical Practice
Reecha Khadka She is a licensed Clinical Psychologist and is recognized for her growing contributions to mental health care in Nepal. She holds an M.Sc. in Psychology from Banaras Hindu University and M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology from Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital. She currently practices at UDM-NINAS, where she provides psychological …
Read More »Post-stroke rehabilitation Why Nutrition Matters?
Geeta Karki She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Nutrition and Dietetics from Tribhuvan University, Nepal, and a Master’s degree in Food Science for Nutrition from Mahidol University, Thailand. She specializes in enteral feed development and is committed to enhancing patient nutrition by applying food science principles to create optimized enteral …
Read More »The Evolving Battle Against Stroke: From Ancient Mystery to Precision Medicine in Nepal
Dr. Pukar Singh Pakhrin He is a consultant neurologist currently working in the Department of Neurology at UDM-NINAS. His areas of interest include headache and pain, stroke, epilepsy and neuromuscular disorders. He has numerous papers published in international journals as well as national health magazines including an article titled “Prevention …
Read More »Junior Doctor’s: Eleven Months in UDM-NINAS
Dr. Kohinoor Shrestha She is a dedicated medical officer at UDM-NINAS. She earned her MBBS degree from Nepal Medical College, where she developed a passion for anesthesia. Recently, she volunteered at Neurocon-II, engaging with experts to discuss advancements in neurosciences. A proud alumnus of St. Xavier’s College, Dr. Shrestha is …
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Er. Subidha Pathak She is currently working as a Biomedical Engineer in Upendra Devkota Memorial National Institute of Neurological and Allied Sciences. She is an enthusiast engineer with a passion for exploring intersection of engineering and patient care. Modern day hospitals are equipped with various medical devices and equipment …
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Kailash Ghimire He is a dedicated physiotherapist graduated from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore in 2016, currently working as the Department In-Charge at Upendra Devkota Memorial National Institute of Neurological and Allied Sciences, Bansbari, Kathmandu. He specializes in managing stroke, spinal cord injuries, and other neurological conditions, combining …
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Pushpa Chapagain She serves as the Supervisor of the Intensive Care Unit at UDM-NINAS. Beginning her journey at the institute as a young and dedicated staff nurse, she was mentored by some of the most esteemed senior nurses, including direct guidance from Professor Upendra Devkota himself. Over the course of …
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