Choosing to go for Exchange Programme
I chose to go for an exchange programme hoping to learn world class techniques from this programme which are usually not
taught to the undergraduates in the Indian Medical Curriculum. At the same time
I wished to learn to approach the patients in more novel ways which would have been more relevant to whichever set up I work in future-be it a multi-speciality tertiary
care centre or in a mission hospital in a remote village. I also wanted to
broaden my mindscape more than the myopic vision I had about my
profession. I wanted to use this opportunity to learn how to work more
methodically, and to remove the shortcomings I have. Overall,
I hopeed to break through the barriers of caste, creed, gender, race, colour,
religion, language, culture, community and country to serve God in His healing
ministry for the betterment of humanity itself irrespective of any time and
place.
Choosing KI
I chose KI to know what makes an institute worthy enough to assemble a board for deciding who gets the Nobel Prize in Physiology each year.
Information Given in The Package
Information provided in the package was quite comprehensive and sufficient.
Vaccination
No vaccination was required. But I was recommended to have an MRSA screening done from our home university, which due to some misunderstanding from my part I hadn't got done.