Three Faculty Members from PGIMER Honored with National Academic Excellence Awards
Chandigarh: 3 PGI faculties receive academic excellence award from NAMS
Hindustan Times
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On its 60th foundation day, the National Academy of Medical Sciences recognized three faculty members from the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) in Chandigarh, India, with awards for their contributions in various medical fields, including systemic vasculitis and community health.
- 01Three PGIMER faculty members received prestigious academic excellence awards.
- 02Prof. Aman Sharma was honored for his research on systemic vasculitis.
- 03Prof. Naveen Kalra was recognized for innovations in liver cancer treatment.
- 04Prof. Sonu Goel received an award for his work in tobacco control.
- 05The awards were presented during a Continuing Medical Education (CME) event.
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On its 60th foundation day, the National Academy of Medical Sciences awarded three faculty members from the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) in Chandigarh, India, with recognitions of academic excellence. Prof. Aman Sharma from the internal medicine department received the RAE General Amir Chand Award for his significant contributions to the study of systemic vasculitis, a rare disease that can cause serious organ damage. Prof. Naveen Kalra from the radiodiagnosis department was honored with the RAE Dr. Khandelwal Award for his pioneering work in interventional radiology, particularly in locoregional treatments for liver cancer, including techniques like cryoablation and irreversible electroporation. Additionally, Prof. Sonu Goel from the community medicine department was awarded the R V Rajam Award for his extensive experience in community health, focusing on tobacco control over his 25-year career. The awards were presented during a Continuing Medical Education (CME) event held in conjunction with the anniversary celebrations.
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The recognition of these faculty members enhances the reputation of PGIMER and highlights the importance of research and innovation in healthcare, potentially inspiring future medical professionals.
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