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Rhythma Kaul

New Delhi

Dy Health Editor at Hindustan Times

National Health Editor @httweets. Public health, medicine, research & the occasional pandemic. Past: @indiatoday, @JNU_IN. Kashmir. Kitaab. Koffee

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  • HT Syndication: Govt docs to train in soft-skills to minimise conflicts with patients

    1 week ago | htsyndication.com | Rhythma Kaul

    New Delhi, April 15 -- The Union health ministry's National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW) is planning to start a dedicated course to train doctors at government hospitals in soft-skills that will help them communicate more effectively with patients and attendants and minimise the rising incidents of patient-doctor confrontation, people familiar with the matter said....

  • HT Syndication: Govt doctors to train in soft-skills to minimise conflicts with patients

    1 week ago | htsyndication.com | Rhythma Kaul

    Posted On: 2025-04-14 Posted By: Rhythma Kaul, New Delhi Health & Lifestyle Education Hindustan Times New Delhi, April 14 -- The Union health ministry's National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW) is planning to start a dedicated course to train doctors at government hospitals in soft-skills that will help them communicate more effectively with patients and attendants and minimise the rising incidents of patient-doctor confrontation, people familiar with the matter said. "It is...

  • Govt doctors to train in soft-skills to minimise conflicts with patients

    1 week ago | hindustantimes.com | Rhythma Kaul

    The Union health ministry’s National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW) is planning to start a dedicated course to train doctors at government hospitals in soft-skills that will help them communicate more effectively with patients and attendants and minimise the rising incidents of patient-doctor confrontation, people familiar with the matter said.

  • HT Syndication: Govt docs to train in soft-skills to minimise conflicts with patients

    1 week ago | htsyndication.com | Rhythma Kaul

    New Delhi, April 14 -- The Union health ministry's National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW) is planning to start a dedicated course to train doctors at government hospitals in soft-skills that will help them communicate more effectively with patients and attendants and minimise the rising incidents of patient-doctor confrontation, people familiar with the matter said.

  • Health Talk: Is banning smartphone use among children the ideal way?

    1 week ago | hindustantimes.com | Rhythma Kaul

    Instead, they say, the focus should shift to a rights-based approach, underpinned by age- appropriate design and education, that protects children from harm while developing skills to help them participate in a digital society.

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Rhythma Kaul @RamblingBrook
3 Apr 25

RT @theliverdr: Rinse, repeat - everyday in the outpatient. The antibiotics and paracetamol you took as a young adult is not the cause for…

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Rhythma Kaul @RamblingBrook
21 Mar 25

RT @DrAmbrishMithal: Tirzepatide (#Mounjaro) launched in India today! Reposting a recent opinion piece I wrote for the @IndianExpress ht…

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Rhythma Kaul @RamblingBrook
6 Feb 25

RT @EricTopol: Our new piece in @TheLancet on the potential of AI agents in medicine @james_y_zou https://t.co/AWBTcDdKSO https://t.co/nmu…