Operations built around Quality, Accuracy and Efficiency
Teleradiology Reporting
Services In Namibia
There was a time when one had to wait for days before they received a proper diagnosis of their ailment. Thanks to modern medical imaging technology, healthcare can move at the speed of light and provide results almost instantly. For healthcare professionals, this means that they can diagnose and treat illnesses at the earliest possible stage. This leads to better outcomes for patients and more efficient use of medical resources.
With over 15 years of experience, the Manipal Hospital Radiology Group has been able to provide quality teleradiology solutions in Namibia. Established in 2010, MHRG can produce over 1500 images daily. Breakthroughs in healthcare like this have made them one of the top teleradiology companies in Namibia.
MHRG has been able to provide quality Teleradiology reporting services in Namibia with the help of state-of-the-art equipment and technology at its disposal.MHRG, a leading teleradiology reporting company in Namibia, is not just another provider of teleradiology services.
Their skills and expertise in every subspeciality make them one of Namibia’s best teleradiology reporting companies. They offer teleradiology services in more than 11 countries like Myanmar, Namibia, Uganda, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United States, Indonesia, Macau and the United Kingdom.
Why Manipal Hospitals Radiology Group ?
15+
Years of Experience
150+
Experts
99.2%
Accuracy in reporting
GDPR
Compliant
Our Services
As one of the most prominent teleradiology service provider companies in Namibia, MHRG provides several services:
A team of highly skilled radiologists with training in various subspecialties will interpret the images, reporting from a centralized hub located in Manipal Hospitals, India.
What are your coverage hours?
Teleradiology services are available around the clock to assist our partners in providing 24-hour radiology coverage at their centers/hospitals.
What is the turnaround time for reporting?
At MHRG, we have a TAT dependent on the nature of the case; normal cases are reported within 3 hours, whereas emergencies are reported within 60 minutes. In the case of sub-specialties, we ensure it is interpreted by a specialist & TAT may vary between 3-6 hours
How much time does it take to start a project?
Upon reaching an agreement, services shall commence within a period of 1-3 days. Please refer to the onboarding video for more information.
How do we send images?
Images will be transmitted using a secure platform (PACS/Pusher) that MHRG will have installed at the centre or hospital. After receiving the images, our team will assign the cases to our team of expert radiologists. When it comes to the imaging process, we are adaptable and willing to use the client’s preferred imaging platform.
I am a motivated and experienced Consultant Radiologist since 2013 and presently at Manchester University Foundation Trust, Wythenshawe. I specialise in breast and head and neck radiology. I have obtained my Medical Degree from the then Bombay University as a student of Grant Medical College and JJ group of Hospitals. I trained in Radiology in the United Kingdom and obtained the FRCR in 2011. I have also obtained an MS in General surgery (year 2000) from Mumbai University as a student of the Seth GS Medical College and MRCS (year 2004) from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.
Clinical Experience:
Breast Radiology (symptomatic and screening) – one stop and assessment clinics, image guided procedures (including use of stereo, tomo and MRI) and reporting of all the above-mentioned modalities and leading MDTs
Head and Neck Radiology – One stop neck clinic, ultrasound guided intervention, CT and MRI reporting in head and neck and leading MDTs
Academic and Research Experience:
Peer reviewer: Clinical Radiology, The Breast, RSNA Cases, The BMJ and Colorectal Disease, phone apps on diagnostic imaging, on editorial board for the breast radiology section of ‘Physical Examination for Surgeons: An Aid to the MRCS OSCE’
Trials: PREVENT funded study on increasing uptake of breast screening in South Asian women and SMALL trial looking at vacuum excisions of breast lesions
Education and training Experience
Training Programme Director – Northwest School of Radiology Education and Training Lead for the British Society of Breast Radiology (BSBR)
Examiner for the PLAB exam
Faculty on Aintree, Southwest, FRCR tutorials and University of Bolton FRCR 2B courses
Faculty and examiner for Advanced MRI practice University of Salford
Assessor at the Southwest FRCR course “assessing the assessor’’ course
Reviewer for head and neck modules for the R-ITI project and i-Refer guidelines
Content developer for online modules for the National Breast Imaging Academy
Royal College Representative on Consultant Interview panels
OSCE examiner for medical students and Foundation Programme doctors
Academic advisor and project supervisor for year 3-5 Medical students
Radiology interview panelist for post-graduates aiming to train in Radiology
Mindfulness practitioner and facilitator – Health Education England
Consultant Mentor- Royal College of Radiologists
International Teaching Experience
Kenya- UK Health Alliance- 2-day Teaching on breast Radiology – March 2022
Lira (Uganda) – Breast Ultrasound training – online session – May 2022
Breast and Head and Neck Teaching to Medical students Ukraine – March to July 2022
Kenya (Newly qualified General Surgeons)- Introduction to Breast radiology –2022
India – IMMIX 2021- Panelist
I am passionate about the practice of both breast and head and neck radiology and teaching and training in radiology. I enjoy interacting with students at various points on their training path ranging from school students considering medicine as a career to my peers and allied health professionals looking to further knowledge as part of continued education. I strongly believe in international co-operation in teaching. I am a keen observer of the parallels between art and science and myself am a student of Indian classical dance in the tradition of ‘lifelong learning’.
Dr. Jawad Naqvi
MBBS, FRCR EDiMSK
Consultant MSK Radiologist
University Hospitals Morecambe Bay NHS Trust UK
Dr. Seema Janardhan
MBBS, FRCR(UK), CCT
Fellowship & Membership
Karnataka Medical Council (KMC)
Royal College of Radiologists (RCR)
European Society of Radiology (ESR)
Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA)
Musculoskeletal Society of India (MSS)
Consultant – Radiology
Dr. Raviraj Uppoor Bhat
FRCR, DNB, DMRD
Consultant Radiologist at Royal Lancaster Infirmary
UHMBT NHS Trust Special interests – Uroradiology
UHMB NHS Foundation Trust Advisory Editor, Clinical Radiology
Royal College of Radiologists
UK Hon Lecturer
University of Cumbria Visiting Senior Lecturer
University of Bolton
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