Indo-US Collaborated Workshop on Emergency Medical Care With Advanced Simulation And Artificial Intelligence Technology Held At Guntur Medical College, Andhra Pradesh

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The first Indo-US Collaborated Andhra Pradesh State Workshop on Emergency Medical Care (EMC) with Advanced Simulation and Artificial Intelligence Technology was organized at Guntur Medical College, Guntur in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India on January 27, 2025. Over 700 medical students, residents, faculty, and nurses attended the Program at the GMCANA Auditorium.

The 4-hour hands-on workshop with CME credit was organized by the Department of Emergency Medicine, Guntur Medical College, under the aegis of Dr. NTR University of Medical Sciences, Guntur Medical College & Government General Hospital, Guntur Medical College Alumni of North America (GMCANA) and  Indian Medical Association, Guntur Branch.

2 (2)The program was designed and directed by Dr.Vemuri S Murthy, a renowned Indo-US Resuscitation Medicine expert from the Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Illinois College of Medicine, Chicago, Illinois, and an alumnus of Guntur Medical College.

Dr.Radhika Rani Chandra, Professor and Head of the Department of Emergency Medicine at Guntur Medical College, was the workshop’s Coordinator and Indian Faculty Chair.

During the inauguration address, Dr. N.V. Sundara Chary, Principal and Additional Director of Medical Education at Guntur Medical College, Dr. S.S.V. Ramana, Medical Superintendent and Additional Director of Medical Education at Government General Hospital, Guntur, and Dr.Y.Subba Rayudu, President of the Indian Medical Association, Guntur, spoke about the importance of mandated resuscitation training in Medical Colleges and the promotion of community CPR Programs.

They welcomed the advanced Emergency Medical Care workshops with state-of-the-art simulation technology at Guntur Medical College and commended Dr.Vemuri Murthy’s decades of ongoing contributions to India in the field of Resuscitation Medicine. During her welcome address, Dr. Radhika Rani Chandra spoke about the advances made in Global Emergency Medical Care and the importance of conducting  resuscitation workshops in all Medical Colleges.

Dr.Vemuri Murthy gave a presentation involving global advances in Emergency Medical Care and stressed the need3 (2) for international collaborations in the healthcare sector to enhance outcomes  of  Heart Emergencies and Sudden Cardiac Arrests which are more prevalent among Indians and the Indian Diaspora.

The hands-on workshop, using advanced simulation technology  was led by Dr. Vemuri Murthy and Dr.Radhika Rani Chandra, with the active participation of the faculty and residents.  It was followed by AI-based Emergency Medical Care Case Management, with immersive technology, the newest technology to promote ” Excellence in Emergency Medical Care”.

Dr.Vemuri Murthy thanked the Program Committee and all the attendees for participating in the  workshop conducted with Indo-US academic institutional participation. He commended  the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India, for initiating India-specific mandated EMC training in all Medical Colleges with “National Emergency Life-Support” (NELS) programs with dedicated Simulation Centers.

Dr.Radhika Rani Chandra thanked Dr.Vemuri Murthy, the members of  the Organizing Committee, leadership of GMCANA,Drs.K. Rama Koteswara Rao,T.Ravikumar,V.Bala Bhaskara Rao and Laerdal Medical India for their help and support.

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