Royal Care Hospitals organised a Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme on cardiac emergencies in Coimbatore, highlighting the importance of early diagnosis, rapid intervention and coordinated medical care in saving lives.
The programme was conducted under the guidance of Dr. K. Madeswaran, Chairman and Managing Director of Royal Care Super Speciality Hospital.
The CME aimed to update medical professionals on advances in cardiac emergency management, strengthen clinical preparedness and promote evidence-based practices.
Discussions focused on recognising warning signs, prompt stabilisation, emergency interventions and coordination among emergency medicine, cardiology and critical care teams.
Dr. Srinath Kumar attended as the chief guest. The programme was supported by Dr. K. Madeswaran, Dr. B. Paranthaman, Medical Director, and Dr. K. T. Manisenthilkumar, Chief Operating Officer.
The Department of Emergency Medicine played a key role in organising the programme. Dr. Kannan Thangavelu, Dr. Divya, Dr. Kamalakannan, Dr. Raaj Vishnu, Dr. Akilan and Dr. Elavarasan were instrumental in the departmental arrangements.
The conference highlighted the vital role of emergency physicians and general practitioners in managing time-critical conditions, including heart attacks, life-threatening arrhythmias and sudden cardiac arrest. The programme emphasised that timely intervention, clinical preparedness and multidisciplinary collaboration are essential to improving survival and patient outcomes. Through initiatives such as this, Royal Care Hospitals reaffirmed its commitment to medical education, professional development and quality emergency care.
