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Dr. Arup Kumar Mandal, M.Ch (Urol)
Professor, Department of Urology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Rishikesh - 249203. India.
Formerly Professor & Chairman, Department of Urology. PGIMER, Chandigarh.
Frankly, I was not sure how the "Transplant Coordination Professional Certificate” one-month online course would be helpful. Now on completion of the course, I would like to emphasize that this broad-based course is eminently helpful for everyone associated with organ and tissue retrieval and or transplantation.
The curriculum covers almost all aspects of Organ and tissue donation, retrieval, preservation, transportation, basics of transplantation procedures, rules & regulations governing live and deceased organ & tissue donation and transplantation, grief counselling, relevant social, religious, ethical and humanitarian issues.
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Week-end webinars have been of utmost help to clarify doubts by interacting with the experienced faculty and experts from all over the Country.
Free and easy access to call and interact with the course coordinators, provision of printed course material and learning through case-based studies made this training complete in all aspects. Not only does it make one empowered to work as an empathetic transplant coordinator, it improves one's understanding on the concept of Human organ transplantation and acts as a social worker, motivator, educator and improves public awareness.
The faculties who conducted / coordinated the course are knowledgeable, able communicators, open minded and always eager to help. Free and unlimited access to course material during the duration of the course helps to learn at one’s own pace. I consider myself empowered on successfully completing the Transplant Coordination Professional Certificate course with MOHAN Foundation.
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Mr. Arun Thomas
My self Arun Thomas first of all I will great thanking you for giving me a valuable lesson for last one month. I gained lot of knowledge from this class it will be very helpful for me growing my career
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Mr. Naveen Rajadurai
This online course is not just zoom webinar where you mute your mind and thoughts. You will learn only when you open up. Moreover the modules were designed in an efficient manner. The webinars and role play made it more lively. Thanks to MOHAN Foundation team.
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Ms. Mrignaianae Kamble
It was a great experience to join this course and learn lot more new subjects. All the modules were elaborate and well explained. The lectures were of good quality. Mr. Shiva Shankar Sir is very supportive & kind. He answered all my questions very well anytime. I had gain a lot of knowledge regarding various aspects of Organ donation and Transplantation.
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Mr. Jagdish Borude, Transplant Coordinator, Sassoon Hospital, Pune.
The theme of this course is very beautiful and this course is really important to me as a transplant coordinator. This course covers all topics related to organ donation and transplantation. I got enough resource material for this course and all the resource persons are experts in this field. MOHAN Foundation has dynamically designed this course and it covers almost all aspects of organ donation and transplantation. Thanks MOHAN Foundation for having this learning opportunity as a part of training.
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Ms. Jennifer Deepak, Transplant Coordinator, Aykai Hospital, Ludhiana.
I am truly Happy to be part of this short TCPC course and even though I’m working as a transplant Coordinator but still some of the points which were not clear to me has been made clear through this course the modules were very effective and the webinars helped to learn more practically. The best part I found knowledgeable for me was the cadaver transplant details, being a part of this course made me more confident and the MCQs present after every topic helped me to know my level of understanding.
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I am really thankful to my director for giving me this chance and making me learn all the concepts by a well professional trained team. I wish I could also be a part of the MOHAN Foundation E Learning Programme and be a trainer. I will try to pursue the postgraduate course too in the coming year.
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Mr. Vinod A.P, Clearmedi Radiant Hospital, Mysore.
I thank all your faculty members for providing me with this wonderful opportunity to be a part of this program. This program has been a wonderful experience and has helped me immensely. I am grateful to all the faculty members at MOHAN Foundation for the effort in sharing knowledge and working towards a noble cause.
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Dr. Megha Thapa, Physician Assistant, Apollo Medics Super Speciality Hospitals, Lucknow.
My experience of transplant coordination professional certificate has been amazing. The depth to which Transplant coordination was explained to us was very impressive. Webinars were really informative and interactive with case discussion and role-playing. I am really happy to have taken this course. The faculty is really nice and inspiring. I wish to follow on their footsteps and do justice to this profession.
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Mrs. Arasi Sharma, Independent Financial Advisor, Max Life Insurance Co. Ltd. MG Road, Bangalore.
I am really happy I took the call to join this program. Have worked in a multi-speciality hospital for several years. Recently I was so impressed with the Transplant Team at a hospital in Bangalore as I was the caretaker for a liver transplant patient that I wanted to learn more about how things actually work. MOHAN Foundation helped me garner the knowledge I was seeking.
• The faculty is excellent in their presentation. It was a humbling experience to observe the talks and expertise of the young presenters like Sujatha and Elizabeth who made it so easy to understand.
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• Leading us through the e-learning process - The digital platform you'll have adopted is par excellence
• The talks by the Doctors and Surgeons was really interesting and gave us a real-life peek into how difficult it is for them when people expect them to "Play God"
In my personal experience, I have seen how patients and their relatives either
"Treat them like God's when the patient is healed" else "Subject them to the worst including trying to harm them physically " when something goes wrong.
Dealing with the educated and the uneducated masses is a tough situation that we face in India. Happy to note this topic also was well covered in the "Role Plays" which was a highlight of the program.
Thank you once again and Kudos to all at the MOHAN Foundation.
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