By Samachar Vishesh News
Chandigarh 18th Dec:- The third day of the 6th National
workshop cum CME on Health system strengthening concluded today witnessing high
interaction from the participants. Dr. A.S. Sekhon, President Punjab Medical
Council presided over as the guest of honour. Dr. Sekhon highlighted the role
of self-motivation for achieving individual and organizational goals. He
emphasized that pursuing one’s passion improves overall willingness to perform.
The
technical sessions of the day were taken by eminent resource persons including
Dr. C.K. Lahariya WHO: Dr Venkatachalan Jayaseelan, JIPMER, Puducherry:
Dr. Ajit Sudke, Piramal Swasthya Management and Research Institute and Prof.
Arun Aggarwal, PGIMER, Chandigarh
Dr.
Chandarkat Laharia discussed about Universal health coverage (UHC). He
highlighted that UHC is a continuous process wherein revamping of the health
systems is needed at regular intervals. The role of Ayushman Bharat Pradhan
Mantri Yojana for expanding UHC in all its three dimensions was discussed. Dr
Venkatachalan Jayaseelan highlighted essentials of organizational behaviour.
Through interactive videos, he made a point that organizations can be effective
with team culture. There will always be some persons who create obstructions
and obstacles. It is important to identify such people and have a separate
strategy for them. Dr Ajit Sudke shared the experiences of Piramal Swasthya
working in aspirational districts as a partner to the government of India.
Prof. Arun
Aggarwal discussed soft skills of motivation and leadership which are often
overlooked but form an integral part for efficiently managing and running the
health systems. Good leaders follow situational leadership. Leaders should
assess team workers based o competence and commitment, grade them for
development level and use appropriate leadership style. He also discussed
transactional analysis to avoid conflicts. Other managerial tenets like root cause analysis and death
review system were discussed.
The day concluded with presentations from budding
research scholars in the field of public health.
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