Students at medical colleges are falling short of patients for the study, as most patients will not agree for it,” said a senior professor of BMCRI.Ī dedicated Healthcare Museum will come up at the Victoria Hospital premises soon. “It has become difficult for medical colleges to get patients when it comes to learning. However, according to officials, the idea behind setting up simulation centres is basically due to the lack of availability of patients for the students to gain experience. They will also get to study anatomy and skin-related matters.” At the centres, there will be mannequins through which students can get basic knowledge on giving an injection and administering IV fluids among others. Speaking to reporters, the minister said: “These labs will help students to get experience in attending patients.
On Tuesday, Minister for Higher and Medical Education Dr C N Ashwath Narayan announced this during his visit to the Victoria Hospital and BMCRI.
From the coming academic year, 17 government medical colleges in the state will have skill labs to help students pursuing medical courses to get hands-on experience.Ĭonsidering that the students get little exposure to gain experience during the course, the state department of medical education has decided to set up skill labs akin to simulation centre at the Bengaluru Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI).
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