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NGO organises workshop
Posted by: 2016-03-02 00:17:49 ,By Raj Kumar
Pahal, a Jalandhar-based NGO, organised a two-day workshop along with Australian Palliative Link International.
Dr Kailash Kapoor, Civil Surgeon, Jalandhar, inaugurated the training programme and said that current medical science has been able to cure chronic illnesses partially or fully but emotional, physical and financial care and sustainability of the patient still poses a huge problem.?TNS
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