LUCKNOW: Recognizing his extensive contribution and experience in the fields of geriatric medicine, palliative care, elderly rehabilitation, and long-term care, well-known geriatrician Dr Abhishek Shukla from the city has been specially invited to share his insights at a national-level workshop on 'Creating a Well-Functioning Care Economy'. The workshop is organized by the Union Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment and will be held at Dr Ambedkar International Centre (DAIC) in New Delhi on May 22.
Workshop Objectives and Participants
Senior experts, policymakers, professionals, and stakeholders from across the country will participate in deliberations focusing on strengthening the care economy sector in India. The workshop aims to address challenges and explore opportunities in caregiving, elderly care, and long-term support systems.
Dr Abhishek Shukla's Role
Dr Shukla, the founder of Aastha Centre for Geriatric Medicine, Palliative Care Hospital & Hospice, is also the secretary general of the Association of International Doctors. His expertise in geriatric medicine and palliative care will contribute significantly to the discussions on building a robust care economy.
The care economy encompasses a wide range of services including healthcare, childcare, elderly care, and disability support. This workshop is part of the government's efforts to develop policies that recognize and support the care sector, which is vital for social welfare and economic growth.
Dr Shukla's invitation underscores the importance of integrating medical expertise with policy-making to create sustainable care systems that benefit all sections of society.
