Max Healthcare, Global Health Alliance UK Sign MoU to Boost Cardiology & Renal Training

The partnership will also support knowledge-sharing between healthcare professionals in India and the UK.

Max Healthcare and the Global Health Alliance UK have entered a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance specialised medical training and collaborative research in cardiology and cardiometabolic renal health.

The agreement is intended to enhance clinical capacity through accredited specialty training programmes, professional exchange opportunities, and research fellowships.

The partnership will also support knowledge-sharing between healthcare professionals in India and the UK.

Dr. Sandeep Budhiraja, Group Medical Director, Max Healthcare, said, “This collaboration marks a pivotal advancement in our ongoing commitment to continuous learning, clinical excellence, and innovation. The emphasis on cardiology and cardiometabolic renal health will bring cutting-edge training and collaborative research opportunities to our clinicians, strengthening our ability to deliver world-class care and contribute to global healthcare development.

According to the statement, both organisations will work jointly to deliver advanced training and capacity-building initiatives aligned with emerging healthcare challenges.

Dr. Rajay Narain, Global Health Alliance UK Chairman, added, “Our MoU with Max Healthcare is a significant step toward fostering impactful global health partnerships. By combining our clinical practice and academic leadership strengths, we aim to build robust training and research platforms that will help address pressing healthcare needs across India and the UK. This collaboration is a cornerstone in our mission to improve lives through knowledge-sharing and medical innovation.”

The partnership marks the beginning of an extended vision to strengthen research and education through international cooperation. Future plans include broadening the scope to additional medical specialties.

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