Uttar Pradesh to uplift medical institutions in state under Mission Niramaya

As a part of the programme, two faculty members of each of the institutes will be trained on effective teaching skills and clinical skills standardization by State Medical Faculty and its technical partners. The first part of the 5-day residential training programme began on November 28, 2022.

Uttar Pradesh to uplift medical institutions in state under Mission Niramaya

With an aim to improve healthcare services in Uttar Pradesh under 'Mission Niramaya', as many as 12 institutes have inked a Memorandum of understanding with the State Medical Faculty to mentor nursing and paramedical education.

"With an aim to prepare more skilled workforce to cater to the medical needs of the most populous state, the institutes will be evaluated on their teaching, pedagogy, availability of infrastructure, and behavioural skills of the students," the official statement said. 

As a part of the programme, two faculty members of each of the institutes will be trained on effective teaching skills and clinical skills standardization by State Medical Faculty and its technical partners. The first part of the 5-day residential training programme began on November 28, 2022.

Once the training is over, these faculties will work on improving the standards in their own institutes and other institutes. The improvement in the quality will be assessed through the Quality Council of India (QCI). Alok Kumar, Principal Secretary, Medical Education, further said that "these 12 mentor institutes have a presence in 7 divisions of Uttar Pradesh."

"By March 2023, there are plans to identify at least 1 mentor institute in each division of Uttar Pradesh to cover the entire state. The move aims to build platforms for below-par institutes to uplift their quality," the statement said.

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