Need to train more skilled cardiovascular technologists to meet rising cardiac care demand: C.N. Manjunath
Bengaluru Rural MP C.N. Manjunath has called for an increase in the number of skilled cardiovascular technologists to address the growing demand for cardiac care. He emphasized that specialized medical training must be paired with better accessibility for patients in remote regions.
Bengaluru Rural Member of Parliament C.N. Manjunath highlighted the urgent need for a larger workforce of cardiovascular technologists. Speaking on the requirements of the modern healthcare sector, he noted that the rise in cardiac-related ailments necessitates a steady pipeline of professionals trained in advanced diagnostic and procedural interventions.
Manjunath also stressed the importance of structural integration within the healthcare system. He advocated for advanced cardiac centers to provide technical and clinical support to peripheral hospitals, ensuring that high-quality care is not restricted to urban hubs but extends to the broader population.
By strengthening the capabilities of rural medical facilities, the MP suggested that patients in remote areas could receive life-saving treatment during critical windows. He concluded that technology sharing and human resource development are both vital to improving national heart health outcomes.
Source: C.N. Manjunath via local news reports.
