CURE India Conducts Its 175th Refresher Training on the Ponseti Method in New Delhi

Advancing Clubfoot Care Through Specialized Medical Training

CURE India successfully conducted its 175th Refresher Training on the Advanced Ponseti Method of Clubfoot Management at the University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS) and Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital, New Delhi.

The milestone training brought together doctors and healthcare professionals from across Delhi for a dedicated learning session focused on strengthening clinical knowledge and skills in clubfoot management.

Guidance and Leadership

The training was graced by the presence of Dr. Santhosh George, Founder Director, CURE India, whose guidance and vision continue to support CURE India's mission of improving access to quality clubfoot care.

The programme was coordinated effectively by Dr. Aditya, HoD, and Dr. Rajesh, Clubfoot Clinic In-Charge, whose efforts played an important role in the successful organization of the training.

Expert Faculty Share Clinical Knowledge

The training session was led by experienced faculty members:

• Dr. Anil Agarwal – Specialist & Head, Department of Paediatric Orthopaedics, CNBC
• Dr. Venkatesan Sampath Kumar – Additional Professor, Department of Orthopaedics, AIIMS New Delhi

Their expertise and experience provided participating doctors and healthcare professionals with valuable learning opportunities related to the management and treatment of clubfoot.

Strengthening Healthcare Partnerships

Rtn. Raman Bhatia from Rotary International attended the programme as the Chief Guest. He appreciated the commitment of the participating professionals and highlighted the importance of strengthening healthcare partnerships.

Collaboration between medical institutions, healthcare professionals, organizations, and partners plays an important role in expanding knowledge and improving access to timely healthcare services.

Continuing the Focus on Early and Timely Clubfoot Treatment

The 175th refresher training reinforces CURE India's continued focus on the early identification and timely treatment of clubfoot.

Regular refresher training programmes provide healthcare professionals with opportunities to strengthen their clinical knowledge and continue developing the skills required for effective clubfoot management.

Appreciation for the Delhi Team

A heartfelt thank you to Dr. Atula Jamir, Program Officer, CURE India, the Delhi team, and all participating doctors for their valuable support and contribution to the success of the programme.

The successful completion of the 175th Refresher Training marks another step in CURE India's ongoing efforts to strengthen clubfoot care through medical training, collaboration, and knowledge sharing.

Together, we continue working toward the vision of a Clubfoot Free India.

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