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Director & HOD (Pulmonology & Sleep Medicine) & Associate Director (Critical Care)
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Fellowship training was completed by Dr. Prashant Saxena at Westmead & Liverpool Hospitals in Sydney, Australia. He has extensive knowledge of interventional pulmonary medicine and critical care. Additionally, he has received training in interventional pulmonary medicine from Greece, thoracoscopy from France, and paediatric bronchoscopy from Italy. He also holds the prestigious European Diploma in Intensive Care (EDIC, Europe), Fellow College of Chest Physicians (FCCP, USA), and European Diploma in Adult Respiratory Medicine (EDARM, Europe). Dr. Prashant has clinical expertise in the treatment of critically ill patients as well as the management of a variety of respiratory conditions, such as TB, Asthma, COPD, chronic lung diseases, Allergy, Respiratory Failure, Lung Fibrosis, Pulmonary Hypertension, smoking cessation, Sarcoidosis, and lung cancer. He is also an authority in sleep problems and interventional bronchoscopy.
Dr. Saxena is dedicated to giving his patients the most comprehensive critical care he can. He has devised straightforward yet efficient infection prevention bundle routines as a result of his particular focus in infection control, which have greatly decreased the occurrence of hospital-acquired infections. In order to stop the development of antibiotic resistance, reduce avoidable hospital-associated illnesses, and lower treatment costs, he also devised and executed an antibiotics stewardship programme in the hospital.
Treatments:
MBBS - Dr. BR Ambedkar university Agra, 1999
MD - TB & Chest - University Of Allahabad, 2004
Artemis Hospital, Department of Pulmonology and Critical care
Fortis Hospital, Vasant Kunj ,Department of Critical Care
Liverpool Hospital, Sydney, Australia
Department of Intensive Care
Department of Intensive Care at Westmead Hospital, Sydney, Australia
Department of Critical Care Medicine and Pulmonology at Fortis Hospital
Department of Critical Care Medicine and Emergency at Sir Gangaram Hospital
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