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Kathmandu . HAMS Hospital, one of Nepal’s leading multi-speciality hospital, formally announced its strategic collaboration with Max Healthcare, India, during a Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme on “Recent Advances in Cardiac & Thoracic Surgery” held at Radisson Hotel, Kathmandu.
The scientific programme brought together renowned cardiothoracic and thoracic surgery experts from Nepal and India to discuss the latest advances in surgical techniques, minimally invasive procedures, and multidisciplinary patient care.
Addressing the gathering, Mr. R. S. Bhandari, Chairman, HAMS Hospital, welcomed the distinguished faculty from Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, New Delhi, including Dr. Rajneesh Malhotra, Chairman & Head, Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgery, and Dr. Shaiwal Khandelwal, Director, Thoracic Surgery. He also acknowledged the contributions of HAMS Hospital’s eminent specialists, including Dr. Bhagawan Koirala, Dr. Ranjan Sapkota, Dr. Jyotindra Sharma, and Dr. Prakash Samayi for their continued commitment to advancing healthcare in Nepal.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. R.S. Bhandari said: “By joining hands with Max Healthcare, we are further strengthening our ability to serve patients with complex medical conditions through structured clinical collaboration, and continuity of care before and after treatment.
Our vision is simple: To ensure that patients in Nepal receive healthcare that meets international standards while remaining accessible, compassionate, and centred on their needs. When institutions collaborate, when professionals learn together, and when knowledge is shared openly, patients are the greatest beneficiaries.”
Under this partnership, patients requiring highly specialised treatment will receive coordinated support throughout their healthcare journey, including clinical guidance, treatment coordination, and continued follow-up care in Nepal through HAMS Hospital.
Mr. R.S. Bhandari emphasised that HAMS Hospital remains committed to delivering healthcare that meets international standards while remaining compassionate, accessible, and centred on the needs of patients.
The CME witnessed enthusiastic participation from cardiologists, cardiothoracic surgeons, physicians, pulmonologists, anaesthesiologists, intensivists, and other healthcare professionals from across Nepal.
