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"Indian health education has a long history, but it has only after 2009, when MCI asked to create Medical education Unit it has been formally incorporated into Medical College initially and now in other health professional education.
The nation has been encouraging the integration of health education through a professionally educated group of health workers, generally referred to as "Health Educators," who are training other health Professionals in health education through conventional or informal approaches.
Health professional educators in India play a vital role in shaping the future of healthcare by imparting knowledge and skills to aspiring health educators. Their dedication and expertise not only enhance the quality of healthcare education but also contribute to the overall well-being of the community. Through their teaching, mentoring, and guidance, they inspire the next generation of health educators to make a positive impact on public health and healthcare delivery in India. Their commitment to excellence and passion for education are instrumental in creating a knowledgeable and skilled workforce that can address the evolving healthcare needs of the country.
- ^ Hiramani AB, Sharma N. Health educators in India--a profile. Hygie. 1989 Sep;8(3):34-7. PMID:2807299