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IMMAST – The Journey So Far
IMMAST – Novel Multi-speciality Training Courses in MAS
02/10/2018IMMAST – The Journey So Far
The thrust of surgery over the last several decades has been to ensure safe cure with minimal trauma to the patient. The advent of Minimal Access Surgery (MAS) achieves this aim ideally & optimally. With minimised pain, hospitalisation, medication, incision & scarring, Minimal Access Surgery, ensures an early return to work & family.
Institute of Medical and Minimal Access Surgery Training (IMMAST) was established with a purpose to advance, and progress of MAS continues in India in a structured manner.
With over 300 eminent faculties with comprehensive clinical experience and expertise, IMMAST is committed to ‘teaching a surgeon’ & not just a procedure. IMMAST is an ISO 9001:2015 Certified Organisation with world-class, state-of-the-art infrastructure. Complete adherence to the Systems and Processes differentiates IMMAST in its disciplined approach.
Over the last five years, IMMAST has made steady progress regarding courses, participants trained, and Faculty involvement.
IMMAST is committed to offering a high level of competence and confidence in course participants. We, at IMMAST, believe that surgical education and learning is a continuous, progressive process. Hence, IMMAST ensures that every participant continues as part of the IMMAST family, with ongoing knowledge-sharing. With the New Year, IMMAST aims to enhance thrust towards Alumni with fresh vigour. Each of IMMAST alumni, in their Speciality, will receive ongoing information about new courses, related advances, conferences in their respective speciality, and current literature references on an ongoing basis. We also aim to make the most of the new-age technology and offer transmission of various operative procedures in your speciality via webinars.
IMMAST wishes everyone a happy, healthy, peaceful and productive 2018.
Enquiries & Registration for all courses in 2018: Call 091671 90180, 022 61012000 or visit www.immast.org
