Advertisement
Dr Harish Kumar, Director of Corporate Relations at Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), extended a warm and heartfelt welcome to the attendees followed by Dr Vinod C Nayak provided an insightful overview of the program’s rich agenda, outlining the carefully curated sessions designed to delve into the intricacies of the chosen subject matter
Dr Narayana Sabhahit, Pro Vice Chancellor – Technology & Science, MAHE, emphasized the integration of technology and medicine is the future, and by equipping engineers with clinical knowledge, the program lays the foundation for advancements in healthcare that will address societal needs. He expressed his optimism that the program would produce graduates who can seamlessly bridge the gap between engineering and medicine, driving progress in healthcare delivery and improving the lives of patients.
Dr N N Sharma, Pro Vice Chancellor – Strategy & Planning, explained that this collaborative approach, embedded within the program, not only elevates technical competencies but also cultivates a profound understanding of the clinical impact of these innovations. By bridging the gap between engineering prowess and medical expertise, the program empowers participants to design and develop solutions that cater to real-world needs, ultimately improving the lives of patients and advancing the frontiers of healthcare.
Related Articles
Advertisement
As the program drew to a close, Dr. Harish Kumar S, Director of Corporate Relations at MAHE, took to the stage to deliver a heartfelt vote of thanks. He expressed profound gratitude to all participants, both from Philips and MAHE, for their active engagement and invaluable contributions that had made the event a resounding success, highlighted the palpable enthusiasm and dedication displayed by both Philips engineers and MAHE staff, stating that their combined efforts had established a new standard for future competency development programs.