Ahmedabad Medical Association

H1N1 Guidelines, Do's & Dont's

You can download the guidelines from this link

Guidelines for setting up isolatation facility - Download
Categorisation of Influenza A H1N1 cases screening - Download
Guidelines on Chemoprophylaxis - Download
Do's n Dont's- Download

Exam Fever

Seminar on "Exam Fever" organized by AMA & supported by Divya Bhaskar on 10th February 2013

Polo Forest Picnic

One Day Picnic organized by AMA on 27-01-2013

AHMEDABAD MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

Branch of Indian Medical Association Largest Medical Association of Inidia Having more than 7,000 member & Still adding

Annual Day Programme

Felicitation for Nobel work towards Science & Socitey

AMA

Ahmedabad Medical Association

Conference

State & Nation Level Conferences

Visit to Gandhi Ashram

Installation Ceremony

Dr. Pragnesh Vachharajani Team

Ahmedabad Medical Association

Branch Of Indian Medical Association

Latest News:

31-3-2013 Beti Bachao Seminar-AMA, 6-4-2013 to 7-4-2013 HCG AMACON 2013, 06-04-2013 Meet and Greet the Space Lady "Sunita Williams" at Polio Foundation, 14-04-2013 Clinic Staff Training Session, 14-04-2013 Ahmedabad Police Mega Health Check up Project By AMA, 19-05-2013 Scientific Programme

As per the records available and best of our knowledge, Ahmedabad Medical Association is an oldest medical association of India and also one of the oldest medical association of the world. Membership strength wise also, it has the biggest number of membership.

The Indian Medical Association (IMA), the national organization of “Doctors of Modern Scientific System of Medicine”, was organized in 1928, and currently IMA has around 1,78,000 members belonging to different branches of medical profession and function through a network of more than 1700 local branches, located in different part of India.

The major objectives of the Indian medical Association include: Promotion and advancement of medical and all related sciences Improving the public health and medical education in India Maintaining the honor and dignity of the medical profession

Health Projects

The IMA and its branches have been running many community service Projects and a number of branches have established Family Welfare Clinics, Immunization Centres, Ambulance Services, Blood Banks, Polio Eradications and RCH programmes, etc.

Service to community

Its services to the community during natural calamities like earthquakes, droughts and floods, famines and epidemics in the pre and post-Independence periods have been highly lauded.

Privileges to members

Members have the right to attend and take part in discussion in all general, clinical meetings, lectures, demonstrations, refresher coursed etc. organized for continuing medical education by the Association.