Advanced Management Programme for Healthcare

In a recent media report, Dr. Surabhi Awasthi, HOD, Critical Care Medicine, Moolchand Hospital & AMPH Co 2020 alumna, discusses how she and her team at the hospital could save a Covid-19 patient with multiple complications after 50 days. The patient was on a ventilator for over a month.

Doctor on Wheels, a collaborative initiative founded by AMPH Co 2020's Dr. Neelam Mohan, provides free consultations and medicines to Covid-positive patients in the rural areas of Uttar Pradesh. The first bus started from Delhi to Aligarh on May 8 and aims to impact up to one million people in a month by providing them free-of-cost screening, consultation, treatment, and medicines. 

AMPH Co 2018 alumnus Vikram Thaploo, CEO, Telehealth & Govt Businesses,  Apollo Hospitals has co-authored article “Digital Health Care in PPP mode". Published in Telemedicine and eHealth, it discusses Apollo TeleHealth and its strategies for seamlessly reaching the unreached. 

AMPH Co 2020's Dr. Renu Yadav, MD & CEO, Aarvy HealthCare inaugurated the OPD & diagnostic services at Gurgaon centre. A 200-bed facility, it is equipped with advanced diagnostics and therapeutic technology, built on the premise of healing with compassion and empathy. 

AMPH Co 2020 alumna Dr.Sravani Reddy G, Chief Strategy Officer, Click2Clinic Healthcare Inc has been felicitated with the Vaidya Siromani Award by Shri Koppula Eshwar, Minister of All Welfare Departments, BC Welfare, Telangana state for her efforts in delivering healthcare excellence through digital and innovative approaches.

Dr. Satish Reddy G, Managing Director, Aster Prime Hospital & AMPH Co 2018 alumnus cowrites with Dr. Chandrasekhar Sripada, Professor of Organisational Behavior (Practice), ISB about how to keep our human capital in the healthcare sector ready for tackling the looming third wave in India. 

AMPH Founding Class alumna Dr. Sujata Das, faculty member, L V PRASAD EYE INSTITUTE & Medical Director, Drushti Daan Eye Bank, Bhubaneswar has received the prestigious K R Dutta Award 2021 by the All India Ophthalmological Society for her work in the area of community eye banking. 

Led by AMPH Founding Class alum Dr. Shailesh Jhawar, Director, Critical Care & Emergency Services, Apex Hospitals has been chosen for investment by Somerset Indus Healthcare India Fund, backed by National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF)’s Fund of Funds.

AMPH Co 2020 alumnus Dr. Sateesh Kumar Thammiraju, Senior Consultant & HOD, Department of Critical Care, and also the Coordinator of Covid Care Services, Apollo Hospital, Secunderabad was felicitated for his exemplary work during the pandemic during Republic Day Celebrations in Hyderabad.

AMPH Co 2020 alumna Dr. Surabhi Awasthi, Head, Critical Care & Senior Manager, Medical Operations at Moolchand Healthcare, has co-authored a chapter in "Hypertension - New Frontiers, A textbook of Cardiology". Surabhi has written about a fine end to 2020 which taught everybody the importance of flexibility, the need to inculcate new skills and that change is the only constant.

AMPH Founding Class alumnus Karan Dave has set up Total Health - a comprehensive advanced primary care facility with state-of-the-art infrastructure and technology that delivers personalised and #preventivehealthcare. Total Health is located in the Cayman Islands. 

AMPH Co 2020 alumna Dr. Neelam Mohan, a Dr. B C Roy Awardee and Director, Department of Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Liver Transplantation at Medanta - The Medicity has been featured in Forbes India Powerful Performers list this year. 

AMPH Co 2020 alumnus Dr. Satish Pattanshetti, Lead Consultant - Laparoscopic Bariatric & Metabolic Surgeon, Diabetes & Obesity Surgical Solutions and Consulting Bariatric & Metabolic Surgeon, GMT, Ruby Hall Clinic, Pune has been conferred the Times Icons of Health Award 2021.

Led by AMPH Co 2020 alumnus Prateek Sharma, Director & CEO, Ganesh hospital has been awarded for its outstanding work during #Covid19 pandemic at the Dainik Jagran's Ayushman India Awards 2020. The hospital has been felicitated for treating more than 1,000 patients with a zero per cent mortality rate.