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Doctors’ Day: DVC pays tribute to unwavering dedication of medical fraternity
On the occasion of National Doctors' Day, DVC paid tribute to the unwavering dedication and invaluable contributions of the medical fraternity through a special awareness programme.
The occasion also commemorated the birth anniversary of the legendary physician and former CM of WB, Dr B C Roy, whose remarkable legacy continues to inspire generations of healthcare professionals.
The programme featured an insightful session on Stroke Awareness by renowned neurologist Dr. Vaibhav Seth of Manipal Hospital, Broadway, Kolkata. His expert guidance highlighted the importance of recognizing the early warning signs of stroke, timely intervention and preventive healthcare, empowering employees with life-saving knowledge.
Dr. Seth introduced the BEFAST approach, a simple yet effective method to identify the early warning signs of stroke:
B – Balance: Sudden loss of balance or coordination.
E – Eyes: Sudden blurred vision or loss of vision in one or both eyes.
F – Face: Facial drooping or an uneven smile.
A – Arms: Weakness or numbness in one arm, making it difficult to raise both arms evenly.
S – Speech: Slurred speech, difficulty speaking or trouble understanding others.
T – Time: Time is critical—seek immediate emergency medical attention if any of these signs are present.
He also shared valuable insights on the immediate management of stroke patients and the importance of seeking emergency medical care without delay, emphasizing that timely medical care can significantly improve outcomes.
At DVC, the health and well-being of employees, their families and the surrounding communities remain a top priority. Through such initiatives, DVC continues to promote awareness, encourage preventive healthcare and reaffirm its commitment to building healthier communities.
The event was graced by Member (Technical), S K Panda; Member (Finance), Manish Kumar; Additional Secretary, Dr D V Rajan; Director (Health Services), Dr S Dasgupta; all Executive Directors; senior executives; and employees of DVC, underscoring the organization's steadfast commitment to fostering a culture of health, awareness and preventive care.
The occasion also commemorated the birth anniversary of the legendary physician and former CM of WB, Dr B C Roy, whose remarkable legacy continues to inspire generations of healthcare professionals.
The programme featured an insightful session on Stroke Awareness by renowned neurologist Dr. Vaibhav Seth of Manipal Hospital, Broadway, Kolkata. His expert guidance highlighted the importance of recognizing the early warning signs of stroke, timely intervention and preventive healthcare, empowering employees with life-saving knowledge.
Dr. Seth introduced the BEFAST approach, a simple yet effective method to identify the early warning signs of stroke:
B – Balance: Sudden loss of balance or coordination.
E – Eyes: Sudden blurred vision or loss of vision in one or both eyes.
F – Face: Facial drooping or an uneven smile.
A – Arms: Weakness or numbness in one arm, making it difficult to raise both arms evenly.
S – Speech: Slurred speech, difficulty speaking or trouble understanding others.
T – Time: Time is critical—seek immediate emergency medical attention if any of these signs are present.
He also shared valuable insights on the immediate management of stroke patients and the importance of seeking emergency medical care without delay, emphasizing that timely medical care can significantly improve outcomes.
At DVC, the health and well-being of employees, their families and the surrounding communities remain a top priority. Through such initiatives, DVC continues to promote awareness, encourage preventive healthcare and reaffirm its commitment to building healthier communities.
The event was graced by Member (Technical), S K Panda; Member (Finance), Manish Kumar; Additional Secretary, Dr D V Rajan; Director (Health Services), Dr S Dasgupta; all Executive Directors; senior executives; and employees of DVC, underscoring the organization's steadfast commitment to fostering a culture of health, awareness and preventive care.
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