Udaipur, December 26 – In a significant step toward bolstering healthcare collaboration, Pacific Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) Hospital, Udaipur, and 185 Military Hospital have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The agreement was formalized on Thursday, with the aim of enhancing healthcare resource sharing during natural disasters, human-induced crises, and wartime emergencies.
The MoU was signed by PIMS Hospital Chairman Ashish Agarwal, Managing Director Naman Agarwal, Medical Director Dr. Kamlesh K. Shekhawat, and Colonel Mukul Gupta, Commanding Officer of 185 Military Hospital.
Objective of the Collaboration
The partnership focuses on ensuring swift and effective healthcare delivery to meet the needs of the Indian Army during emergencies. By sharing healthcare resources, both institutions aim to strengthen their preparedness for disaster response and critical medical situations.
“This collaboration reflects our hospital’s commitment to serving the nation’s brave soldiers and their families,” said Ashish Agarwal, Chairman of PIMS Hospital.
A Moment of Pride for PIMS
Speaking on the occasion, Ashish Agarwal, along with Chairperson Mrs. Sheetal Agarwal and Managing Director Naman Agarwal, expressed pride in the hospital’s association with the Indian Army. “It is an honor for PIMS to support our soldiers in times of need. Their trust in us motivates us to excel in our service to the nation,” said the team while extending heartfelt gratitude to the Indian Army.
Key Attendees
The signing ceremony witnessed the presence of esteemed dignitaries, including:
- Dr. Devendra Jain, Registrar
- Professor Dr. Prashant Nahar, President
- Dr. Kamlesh K. Shekhawat, Medical Director
- Prateek Agarwal, Captain Naveen Yadav, and Anurag Jeengar
Jay Prakash Tyagi, Radiology In-Charge, played a crucial role in coordinating efforts between the Army and PIMS.
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