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Will ensure better facilities to stop patients from going abroad, says BSMMU VC Md. Sharfuddin Ahmed

He said, "Bangladesh would not exist if Bangabandhu was not born. In the former IPGMR, when Bangamata Sheikh Fazilatun Nesa Mujib was undergoing treatment at the present university [BSMMU], Bangabandhu visited Bangamata and instructed to build the institution in such a way that patients get better medical care here and do not have to go abroad for treatment. The present Prime Minister and Bangabandhu's daughter Sheikh Hasina also hopes that the patients will get the best and latest medical services in this university. If this is confirmed, patients can be prevented from going abroad for treatment."

Dr. Sharfuddin Ahmed said that in order to fulfill the expectations of Bangabandhu and the Prime Minister, the overall development of all the departments and offices of BSMMU will be ensured. To this end, the University needs to recruit the required manpower, provide state-of-the-art equipment, enrich specialized disciplines, increase collaboration with various medical universities and institutes around the world, increase the number of research publications, emphasize super specialties and ensure funding. The current administration is working relentlessly.

He was speaking as the chief guest at the inaugural and exchange meeting of the Neurosurgical Skills Lab at the Department of Neurosurgery on Wednesday (September 8). The Skill Lab has been set up with the aim of advancing the education and research activities of the Department of Neurosurgery and ensuring realistic hands-on learning and training activities for the students.

At the inaugural function, he was presented with the 'Real Heroes Award' as the best physician in the country for his outstanding contribution to the medical profession by providing the best services to the common patients, especially during this pandemic and providing medical services to them with sincerity and compassion. The Vice-Chancellor was given a hearty reception by the Department of Neurosurgery for being awarded in 2021.