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Zonal CME programme held

Bangalore: The zonal continuing medical education (CME)-2009 organised by doctors and para-medical staff of Railway Central Hospital of South Western Railway was held on Saturday in Hubli.

The programme was inaugurated by Kuldeep Chaturvedi, General Manager, South Western Railway.

Mr. Chaturvedi said CME programmes helped doctors exchange ideas, improve knowledge and skills, and update themselves in use of technology in the medical field, ultimately benefiting the patient.

K. Kondaiah, Chief Medical Director, SWR, spoke.

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