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“The Role of the Private Sector in Overcoming
Healthcare Resource Shortages”
Dr H Vinod Bhat | Vice Chancellor |Manipal University | Manipal
25th September, 2017
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Medical Education in India
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Skilled manpower in medical domain in India is critical
Private medical colleges in India is leading the charge
Recognized Government Medical Colleges –164 (24380 Seats)
Recognized Private Medical Colleges – 175 (23465 Seats)
Permitted Government Medical Colleges – 55 (6200 Seats)
Permitted Private Medical Colleges – 35 (4950 Seats)
https://www.mciindia.org/ActivitiWebClient/informationdesk/collegesearch
Private Sector in Medical Education
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No. of Recognized Govt. Medical Colleges in India since 2001 = 45
No. of Recognized Pvt. Medical Colleges in India Since 2001 = 105
Percentage share for Recognized Private Colleges = 70%
No. of Permitted Govt. Medical Colleges in India Since 2011 = 55
No. of Permitted Pvt. Medical College since 2011 = 35
Percentage Share for Permitted Private Colleges = 38%
Remark - Private sector participation is critical to enhance the output and quality of trained medical graduates in the country
Course Correction and Enterprise
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Address the lack of training capacity for health care professionals
Focus on long term prospects of quality and suitability of medical education
Strengthen partnerships between provincial governments and private sector
Expand medical training by accreditation of private medical schools
Adopt greater participation by private hospitals in medical training
Perception of Public-Private Partnership
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Positives
Strengthens the Medical Workforce
Greater no. of doctors be trained at
minimal cost
Creates more health care
resources in rural areas
Negatives
Will exacerbate current inequalities
Give rise to elitist training facilities
Not easy to implement in short
term
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Founding Father
Dr. TMA Pai
• The architect of Manipal was a pioneer in
Public Private Partnerships in 1953
• Established first professional education
institution in non-government, Private
sector
Vision and Mission Statement
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Vision
Global leadership in human development, excellence in education and healthcare
Mission
Be the most preferred choice of students, faculty and industry. Be in the top 10 in every
discipline of education, health sciences, engineering and management
Values
Teamwork
Execution with Passion
Humane Touch
Quality
Transparency
Integrity
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Health Sciences Management
Humanities, Social Sciences & Liberal Arts Technology
Faculties
University Overview
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19 Diverse Disciplines
277 Career Centric Programs
2300 plus Faculty
24000 plus Students
2200 International Students (59 Countries)
134000 Alumni
Pan-India Presence
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03 campuses in India
09 Constituent Institutions
06 Schools
03 Tertiary Hospitals
04 Secondary Hospitals
06 Primary Care Centres
02 Centres of Excellence in Research
82 Specialized Centres
Pharmacy 251-300
Medicine 451-500
The top ranked private research
university in India
701 - 750
QS World University Rankings
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Global Influence
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Melaka Manipal Medical College, Malaysia
American University of Antigua, Carribean Islands
Manipal University, Dubai Campus
Global Nxt University, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Manipal College of Medical Sciences, Pokhara Nepal
Manipal International Universtiy, Nilai, Malaysia
Manipal Medical Education Track Record
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• First Self Financed Pvt. Medical College in India - 1953
• First Private Medical College in Nepal - 1994
• First Joint Venture in Medical Education, Malaysia - 1995
Pioneers in Medical Education in Asia
• Asia’s Largest Health Sciences Library (SEARCH, Manipal)
• Asia’s Largest Anatomy Museum (KMC, Manipal) World Class Infrastructure
• 8 Teaching Hospitals over 5,000 beds
• 6 Medical Colleges enroll 1,500 new students and train 10,000 medical students
Network of Operations spanning Multiple Education
Systems
• British, American and Commonwealth Curriculum
• Collaborations - 60 top universities across the world
• KMC, Manipal hosts students from 40 countries
Destination for International Students
Flagship Medical Colleges
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Kasturba Medical College, Manipal Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore
Estd: 1955; Courses: 45; Admission: 250; Faculty: 403
KMC, Mangalore is the finest example of Public Private
Partnership in medical education and patient care
Estd: 1953; Courses: 56; Admission: 250; Faculty: 421
KMC, Manipal is the flagship institute of the University by
its seniority, high standards in academics and research
Manipal in Healthcare Services
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Hospitals
• 18 (5 Tertiary, 9 Secondary, 4 Primary care)
Clinics
• 2 (Manipal)
Teaching Hospitals
• 5
Owned and Managed Beds
• 6000
Kasturba Hospital Beds
• 2032
Accreditation
• NABH & AAHRP
Government Hospitals
• Udupi, Mangalore, Sikkim, Nepal and Melaka
Caters to around 2 Million customers form India & abroad
Manipal in Policy Matters
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Public Health Evidence South Asia (PHESA) includes South Asian Satellite of Cochrane Public Health
• PHESA provide processed evidence for policy framing to World Health Organization
• Effective food fortification strategies for nutritional improvement
Bill & Melinda Gates foundation and INCLEN
• Pneumonia control program in India
NITI Aayog
• Five year plans evidence base
DFID
• Effective Behavioral Change Communication for MC
• Effective Policing interventions for Violence against Women
Manipal in Higher Education
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Programmes:
277 Programmes
Core Courses & Elective Courses
Exchanges:
Student Abroad, Semester
Abroad, Immersions
Curriculum:
External experts
Academic and industry experts
Electives:
Open Electives
Choice Based Electives
Credit Accumulation and Transfer:
MU → Other universities → MU
International Students:
Degree Courses
Top-up programmes
Pedagogic Methods at Manipal
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• Self-directed learning
• problem based learning,
• Bedside clinics
• Internship
• Seminar presentations
• Small group discussions and
students participation in
workshops and conferences
• Hosting CME
• Student exchange programs
• KLASS
• Cutting Edge
• Short term research
projects
• School health
programmes
• Personality Development
Programmes
• Conference Attendance
• Working for Social Cause
• Mind Mapping
• Project work
• Periodic Guest lectures
• Awards for research
papers
• Experiential learning
through projects,
Seminars, Internships,
Technical Talks, Hands-on
training and workshops
• Student Clubs and
Chapters
Normal Patient
Department of Virus Research,
Manipal University
Only Grade I Virus Diagnostic Lab -
Developed virus like particle of Influenza
Department of Clinical Genetics,
KMC, Manipal
Discovered a new genetic disease -
“Multiple Mitochondrial Syndrome
Department of Clinical Embryology,
KMC, Manipal
Identified non-invasive biomarkers to
select healthy embryos for IVF
Breakthroughs by Manipal Medics
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Active Collaborations: 400; Memorandum of Understanding: ~ 350 Overseas Students: 2600; Exchange – 1000; Countries: 59;
Internationalization @ Manipal
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Notable Manipal Alumni
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Sampath Shivangi
1st Non US Chairman, Mississippi Board of Mental Health
Satya Nadella
CEO, Microsoft Corporation
Rajiv Suri
CEO, Nokia
Vikas Khanna
Michelin Starred Chef
Unni Krishnan Karunakara
President, Médecins Sans Frontières
Manipal’s Alliance with Governments
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Invitation from the Government of Malaysia Established Melaka Manipal Medical College in 1995, a
twinning programme with the Melaka Government Established a multi-disciplinary university in Kuala
Lumpur in 2010
Invitation from the Government of Nepal
Established the Country’s first Private Medical College in 1993
Invitation from the State Government of Sikkim, India
Successfully established the first Public Private Partnership in Higher Education in India
Medical College in North East India
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Sikkim Manipal Institute of Medical Sciences
Reservation – 20% for Sikkim Students
Scholarship – 12 Indian Students
http://smu.edu.in/smims.html
Estd: 1995; Courses: 14; Faculty: 323; Students: 100/Y
Sikkim Manipal University is the first PPP University in
India accredited by University Grants Commission (UGC)
Medical College in Nepal
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Manipal College of Medical Sciences, Nepal
Estd: 1994; Courses: 45; Faculty: 145; Students: 150/Y
Established in collaboration with Government of Nepal
Teaching Hospitals – 750 beds
Affiliation - Kathmandu University, Dhulikel, Nepal
Recognition - Medical Councils of Nepal, Sri Lanka and
Bangladesh
Listed - WHO Directory of Medical Schools (7th Ed.)
Freeships – 20% Free seats for Nepalese Students
Scholarships – SAARC and International Students
The International Medical Education Directory of Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates
(ECFMG), which holds the United States Medical Licensing Examinations (USMLE), recognizes the MBBS
degree awarded by the MCOMS, Nepal
https://www.manipal.edu.np/mcoms.html
Medical College in the Caribbean
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American University of Antigua (AUA), College of Medicine
Estd: 2004; Courses: 14; Students: 800; Faculty: 115
• Manipal and AUA joined hands in 2005
• To address the shortage of physicians in the US
• Only US-modelled medical schools in the Caribbean
http://www.auamed.org/
1 of only 3 Caribbean medical schools that has the
necessary accreditations to obtain licensure
throughout the United States and Canada
Medical College in Malaysia
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Melaka Manipal Medical College, Malaysia
Estd: 1997; Courses: 2; Students: 400; Faculty: 112
• First Indo-Malaysian joint venture in private
medical education
• Unique for its twinning programme
• Is the single largest contributor of doctors to the
Malaysian healthcare system
https://www.manipal.edu.my/manipal-mmmc.html
• Malaysian Joint Accreditation Committee and the Malaysian Medical Council
• Listed in WHO and International Medical Education Directory (IMED)
Manipal’s Reach and Readiness
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• Network of 6 Universities across 10 campuses worldwide
• Enroll over 220,000+ students Leaders in Higher Education
• Strong foundation and proven track record for 6 decades
• Top 10 in diverse disciplines Brand and Reputation
• SAARC, West Asia, ASEAN and the Caribbean
• Largest overseas student body in professional education Global Footprints
• (a) Campus model ; (b) Distance Learning; (c) Vocational Education (d) Online model Comprehensive Delivery
• EduNxt – Tool for technology enabled learning
• Web based testing and assessment services Technology Enabled
Manipal’s take on Public Private Partnership
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Private enterprise has a significant role in transforming the medical education landscape
MU In partnership with the Public Sector has built capacities
MU recognizes the need to augment medical education
Is keen on partnering with the SA to unlock this opportunity