‘Indian docs among UK’s top 50’
8 Sep 2012 2:40 PM GMT
Four Indian-origin doctors figure in the list of 50 most influential family physicians in Britain, according to an authoritative publication focussed on the medical profession.
The fourth annual list of top 50 general practitioners published by the 'Pulse' magazine includes Kamlesh Khunti, Chaand Nagpaul, Kailash Chand and Krishna Kasaraneni.
The 'Pulse' list was compiled by a panel of 50 leading general practitioners and includes doctors who are considered by peers as the most influential on the profession, the National Health Service [NHS] and government policy. Leicester-based Khunti, who gained medical qualifications from the University of Dundee in 1984, is a diabetes care expert. Nagpaul, who graduated from the University of London, is based in Harrow. Chand graduated from Punjabi [RPT Punjabi] University, Patiala while Kasaraneni gained his medical degree from the University of Leicester.
The fourth annual list of top 50 general practitioners published by the 'Pulse' magazine includes Kamlesh Khunti, Chaand Nagpaul, Kailash Chand and Krishna Kasaraneni.
The 'Pulse' list was compiled by a panel of 50 leading general practitioners and includes doctors who are considered by peers as the most influential on the profession, the National Health Service [NHS] and government policy. Leicester-based Khunti, who gained medical qualifications from the University of Dundee in 1984, is a diabetes care expert. Nagpaul, who graduated from the University of London, is based in Harrow. Chand graduated from Punjabi [RPT Punjabi] University, Patiala while Kasaraneni gained his medical degree from the University of Leicester.
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