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Addresses National Doctors’ Day celebrations at SKIMS

SRINAGAR,  ANB, Minister for Health and Medical Education, Social Welfare and Education, Sakeena Itoo on Tuesday remarked that doctors and healthcare professionals are backbone of our nation’s health system, having critical role in shaping a healthier and more resilient society.

The Minister made these remarks while addressing the National Doctors Day celebrations at Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) Soura here. Director SKIMS, Dr. Mohammad Ashraf Ganie; former Director SKIMS, Dr. M.S Khuroo; HoDs of different departments and specialities, Medical Superintendent SKIMS, doctors, medical professionals, researchers, scholars and large number of medical students were also present on the occasion.

Addressing the gathering, Minister Sakeena said that doctors and healthcare professionals deserve as much appreciation as we can as they form vital for building a prosperous and healthy society. According to news service, associated news bureau, ANB, According to news service, associated news bureau, associated news bureau, anb,  “This day is not just about appreciation, it is about deep recognition of healthcare professionals and doctors. Doctors are not only healers but also pillars of hope for countless families.

Their tireless service, often at great personal risk, deserves our highest gratitude”, she stated. The Minister said that doctors play an essential role in preserving life and promoting well-being and their expertise and judgement guide us through some of life’s most critical moments.She added National Doctors Day in India is celebrated to honour Dr. B. C. Roy a Distinguished Physician and Statesman, whose legacy continues to inspire generations of medical professionals.

Terming doctors as true warriors, Minister Sakeena said that they continue to serve the society with compassion, courage and integrity. She underlined the critical role of medical professionals in shaping a healthier and more resilient society. “Doctors often work under pressure, especially during health crises.

Their sacrifices are a true testament to their noble profession and it is our responsibility to acknowledge and respect the contribution of our doctors”, she stated.

Recognizing and appreciating the invaluable contributions of doctors and healthcare professionals, the Minister said that the Doctor’s Day serves as a tribute to the vital role doctors play in healing, protecting and strengthening communities. “They work relentlessly to keep people healthy and safe. The day serves as a tribute to their compassion, resilience and pivotal role in the healthcare ecosystem”, she said. ANB

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