Panchkula, December 17
The Society for Emergency Medicine India (SEMI), Punjab chapter, organised a continuing medical education (CME) programme at Bella Vista Hotel in Panchkula today. The topic of the CME was ‘Point of Care Test’.
SEMI Punjab president Dr Goma Bali Bajaj welcomed the chief guest, Major-Gen Rashmi Datta, Commandant of Command Hospital.
She said events would be regularly organised to educate doctors on latest research in emergency medicine. — TNS
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