Building the Next Generation of Paediatric Cardiac Care
India does not have enough paediatric cardiologists, and the ones it has are concentrated in its cities. The children are not.
Sharpening the Doctors Who See These Children First
The most effective way to change outcomes is not to train more specialists — it is to sharpen the skills of the doctors who see these children first. A neonatologist who can perform a functional echo at the cot side, or a paediatrician who recognises the pattern of a significant murmur, changes outcomes for every child they will ever see.
Neonatal Functional Echo Course
Functional echocardiography in the newborn is about physiology as much as anatomy. This course teaches the practical skill of assessing a sick or premature baby's circulation at the bedside, and using what you see to guide immediate management — fluids, inotropes, respiratory support, ductal decisions.
Who it is for: Neonatologists, paediatricians and cardiologists working with newborns
Foundation Course in Paediatric Cardiology
A structured grounding in paediatric cardiology for doctors who are not cardiologists but regularly see children with cardiac concerns. It aims at confident, accurate first assessment — knowing what is innocent, what is urgent and what needs referral today rather than next month.
Who it is for: Paediatricians, postgraduate trainees and physicians managing children
Led by Dr. Pankaj Sugaonkar
Senior Consultant Interventional Paediatric Cardiologist, and national and international faculty at paediatric cardiology conferences. More than fifteen years of clinical practice sits behind every session.
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