In a significant official engagement, Surgeon Vice Admiral Arti Sarin, the Director General of Armed Forces Medical Services (DGAFMS), conducted a visit to the Karwar Naval Area, where she met with Rear Admiral Ravnish Seth, the Admiral Superintendent. This visit was focused on evaluating the medical facilities and services provided to personnel stationed at the naval base.
During her time at the Karwar Naval Area, Vice Admiral Sarin undertook a comprehensive review of crucial medical facilities, including the Dockyard Dispensary, the MI Room at INS Kadamba, and the Submarine Medical Centre. Her assessments included a thorough briefing on patient care services and the extent of medical support available to operational units, alongside an evaluation of various preventive healthcare initiatives currently being implemented.
As part of her interactions, the DGAFMS engaged with a range of medical professionals including Medical Officers, Medical Assistants, PCW workers, and civilian support staff. She expressed her appreciation for their professionalism, dedication, and unwavering commitment to maintaining high standards of healthcare within the naval community. The Vice Admiral specifically highlighted the cohesive teamwork evident across different facilities, which plays a crucial role in ensuring effective medical support for all personnel.
Furthermore, the visit included meaningful discussions between Vice Admiral Sarin and the medical teams, where they exchanged valuable insights about best practices in healthcare and emphasized the importance of holistic well-being. This engagement reinforced the commitment of the Armed Forces Medical Services to enhance healthcare delivery and to ensure that operational readiness is sustained across all naval establishments, thereby contributing to the overall effectiveness of the armed forces.
