IMA Striving for Excellence: Future Outlook and Challenges Ahead
The President of IMA, Dr. Ravi Wankhedkar, reflects on the rising status of the Indian Medical Association in the past year and emphasizes the need for continued improvement and accountability to strengthen its position in the national health sector. The key focus is on transitioning from person-centric to process-oriented administration, enhancing transparency, and empowering the organization to meet new challenges on the national and international stage.
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By National President Dr. Ravi Wankhedkar
In the past one year the status of IMA has risen. This is directly due to the united struggle we have waged. The future of IMA will depend on how IMA handles this responsibility.
We should do everything in our power to deserve this new found status and sustain ourselves as a major National player in Health. This requires all round strengthening of IMA s functioning right from the local branch level to IMA HQs.
To International transparency and accountability in Indian Medical Association. achieve credibility stages at the have National to and we structure We require institutional mechanism on Fiscal discipline and auditing of International quality. Branding of IMA is an absolute need to gain visibility.
For this to happen IMA should move from being person centric to process administration of IMA guidelines and protocols. centric. to Internal defined has have In other words it should move away from subjective mode to an objective mode.
Professional management of office would withstand the challenges of time. the to empower IMA
Likewise IMA should be the voice of voiceless and comfortably discharge its responsibility as the political leader in Health.
IMA should be able to imbibe the aspiration of youth and provide leadership positions to the young and women.
New challenges on National and international arena beckon IMA. We will fulfil the expectations.
