Content Curator | Updated On - Mar 18, 2024
Parul University has made history by being the only Western Indian institute to take part in the National Task Force for the INDIA-EMS Research Project. The project is set to revoutionize emergency services in India.
New Delhi: Continuing its efforts to make contributions to health and welfare, Parul University has now joined the National Task Force for the INDIA-EMS Research Project. The Parul Institute of Medical Sciences and Research will work on “Developing a High Quality Patient Centric Integrated Model for Emergency care Systems in selected districts of India”. This project has received a grant of INR 4.7 Crores from the Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR).
The INDIA-EMS project was an ICMR research initiative to improve the Indian emergency medical system. The project aims to revolutionize emergency services in India and set an example for healthcare and wellness services all over the world.
Dignitaries at the Announcement of Parul University’s Participation in the INIDA-EMS Project
The scope of the project extends to emergencies such as Trauma, maternal and neonatal care, stroke, burns, snake bite and poisioning etc. The project will take place in the districts of Vadodara, Puducherry, Vidisha, Ludhiana, and Puri. Parul University will be one of the national task force institutes for all of Western India.
Parul University has the honor to be the only institution in the western region of India to be nominated as a part of the INDIA-EMS national task force project. Emergency care and services are incredibly crucial, as windows for treatment and cure are exceptionally small and patents can be admitted with a whole host of complications. Better interventions can help reduce the time barrier and help save more lives.
The project will also help bring all the healthcare professionals, state officials and hospitals in the participating districts together. Parul University has made a committee of multidisciplinary experts for the investigations required in the project.
The people involved in the committee include Dr. Shreyas Patel as Principal Investigator, Dr. Hemantkumar Patadia as Joint Principal investigator, and others Inverstigators such as Dr. Amit P. Ganatra, Dr A K Saxena, Dr. Shaily Surti, Dr Minaxi Chauhan (from CDHO, Vadodara), Dr Prakash K Suthar (Nodal officer of the Gujarat Govt NCD division), etc.
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