The objective of this partnership is to focus on elevating the skills and capabilities of medical professionals in Mongolia through the exchange of knowledge and comprehensive training programmes
Global Care, the healthcare consulting arm of Global Care, has completed its first initiative in Mongolia as part of a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) with the Ministry of Health, Mongolia. The programme was conducted in collaboration with their esteemed client, Marengo Asia Hospitals.
This initiative marks a significant step forward in bridging healthcare boundaries and setting new standards in global healthcare collaboration. The objective of this partnership is to focus on elevating the skills and capabilities of medical professionals in Mongolia through the exchange of knowledge and comprehensive training programmes. This milestone initiative represents the inaugural stride toward the realisation of these objectives.
Over the course of five days, the programme comprehensively covered various medical specialties, including Oncology, Liver Sciences, Cardiology, and Bone Marrow Transplantation (BMT). Distinguished doctors from Marengo Asia Hospitals engaged in collaborative training sessions with local medical practitioners, encompassing both in-patient and out-patient reviews. This intensive training programme benefited over 50 doctors, equipping them with vital knowledge and innovative practices in the aforementioned medical domains. The programme’s reach extended to reviewing the cases of more than 150 in-patients and out-patients, including those at First Hospital, Central Military Hospital, Intermed, and Fourth Hospital.
“Global Care is proud to have played a crucial role in enhancing clinical excellence in Mongolia. Our commitment to building clinical corridors and fostering strategic international partnerships has never been more evident. We believe that by sharing knowledge and resources, we can transform healthcare in Mongolia and create a model for the rest of Asia our motto is ‘Identifying and Building Clinical Corridors’. This successful OPD programme is just the beginning of a very enriching medical collaboration,” shared Rajeev Taneja, Founder and CEO, Global Care.
The company had facilitated a pioneering tripartite agreement with Mongolia’s Central Health Department and Marengo Asia Hospitals to enhance clinical excellence in the region.
The initiative is just the beginning of this revolutionary partnership. There are further extensions in the upcoming months. Many new collaborations enhancing healthcare facilities and capacity building in Mongolia will be rolled out as part of the partnership. These forthcoming endeavours will continue to enhance healthcare infrastructure and capacity building in Mongolia, ensuring a sustained positive impact.
