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| Patrons |
| 1.
Justice Avadh Behari Rohatagi |
Retd.
Judge Delhi High Court |
| 2.
Mr. O.P. Malhotra |
Sr.
Advocate, Supreme Court |
| 3.
Mr. Pradeep Berry |
C.A.
Resident of U.S.A. |
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| Board
of Trustees |
| Managing |
Trustee |
Shri
Sushil Behl, Businessman |
| Trustee |
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Shri
N.S. Chopra, Retd. as Member Income
Tax Appellate Tribunal |
| Trustee |
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Ms.
Indu Malhotra, Senior Advocate,
High Court / Supreme Court of
India |
| Trustee |
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Shri
J. L. Malhotra, Businessman |
| Trustee |
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Ms.
Moksh Mahajan, Ex-chief
Commissioner Income Tax,
Ex-member ITAT,
Ex-member MRTP |
| Trustee |
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Dr.
B. M. S. Bedi, MBBS, MD (AIIMS),
FAMS, FCAI, FDS London |
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THE
SKIN INSTITUTE & SCHOOL OF DERMATOLOGY
(SISD) was founded by Dr. P.N. BEHL,
ex -professor & Head of the Department
of Dermatology, Maulana Azad Medical College,
to promote academic dermatology and to provide
humane medical services without financial harassments.
Recognizing the difficulties
and handicaps of both, bureaucratic and
private set-ups, it was decided to chalk
out a middle course using the initiative
of the private sector, the zeal of missionaries
and the service of a public institution-for
the benefit of both poor and rich. Plans
were made to use the latest technology comparable
with the best available in the world. It
was also decided to keep the institution
self-supporting to avoid borrowing and begging
both from the government and the public,
hence maintain its independence and sustain
its growth.
Professor
(Dr.) Pran Nath Behl, MB, FRCP,
(Edinburgh), FICAI, FIAMS, occupied a distinguished
position among the leading physicians in
India, and was a world-renowned dermatologist
and specialist in Cutaneous surgery. Besides
being eminent in the field of medicines
he devoted himself to teaching, research,
writing, farming and missionary work. He
visited the US, USSR, Europe, China, Africa,
Japan, South America and the Far East and
delivered lectures at various Universities
and scientific centers. He had published
16 books and several articles on scientific
issues and social problems, prominent being
1. Practice of Dermatology
2. Practice of Skin Surgery
3. Practice of Dermal Histopathology
4. Dermatology Rediscovered – A Wholistic
Approach to Dermatotherapy
5. Skin Irritant & Sensitising Plants
Found in India
6. Dermatology and Venereology for Nurses
7. Traditional Indian Dermatology –
Concepts of Past and Present
8. Herbs Useful in Dermatological Therapy
9. Where No Skin Specialist is Available
10. Teaching AIDS – For Medical Auxiliaries,
rural Physicians and Lay Sufferers.
11. AIDS to Good Health
12. Dermatology Times
13. Asian Clinics in Dermatology
14. Positive Health and Happiness
15. The Lord of Darkness
Dr.
Behl’s motto had been LIFE
IS DUTY. It should lived and performed
honestly, sincerely and skillfully for building
up individuals, the community and the nations.
This "MOTTO" is religiously
and meticulously being
followed at the Institute.
AIMS
AND OBJECTIVES:
Aim and objectives of these institutions
are charitable viz:
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Relief to the poor.
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Service to the all without distinction
of caste, creed, sex, economic, status,
religion etc. in humane and missionary
manner.
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Patient's satisfaction in the sense that
treatment can be completed without economic
hardship or financial harassments..
- Job
satisfaction for all the staff.
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Academic desires of staff/patients are
satisfied by providing research,
writing and teaching facilities.
The
Skin Institute & School of Dermatology
at Greater Kailash-1, New Delhi, can
easily be classified as the parent organization
in the field of dermatology. The four storey
30 bed Institute is managed by dedicated,
highly qualified team of doctors, technicians,
paramedical and administrative staff. The
Institute is spread over 1,400 sq. yards
and has a covered area of approximately
15,000 sq. feet.
Over the years tremendous headway has been
made without any government financial aid.
Patients belonging to different world communities
prefer treatment at this institute and invention
and work done here have been acclaimed not
only in India but abroad as well.
Approximately 15% of the OPD patients are
examined, admitted and treated free of cost
(E category). 70% of the patients belonging
to the weaker section are aided by the income
from patients.
The institute has an ideal environment for
a healthy work ethos, service to patients,
teaching and research. It is one of the
best-equipped skin-centers in the world.
Its special feature is not only its Delhi
but also in villages and far-flung places.
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