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IML and MNLU signs MoU to advance medico-legal education and  research 

The MoU is expected to benefit law students, medical professionals, researchers, and  policymakers by fostering a deeper understanding of healthcare laws and regulations in India. 

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The Institute of Medicine & Law (IML) and Maharashtra  National Law University, Mumbai (MNLU) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to  foster academic collaboration, research, and capacity building in the emerging field of  Healthcare Laws. 

The MoU was formally signed by Prof (Dr) Dilip Ukey, Vice-Chancellor, Maharashtra  National Law University and Ravindra Mangal, Executive Director, Institute of Medicine &  Law. 

Key areas of collaboration under the MoU include: 

  • Joint organisation of seminars, conferences, workshops, and courses on Laws in  Healthcare 
  • Collaborative research and publications on contemporary legal issues in healthcare 
  • Development of specialised academic programs 
  • Student internships and expert lectures 

Speaking on the occasion, Prof. (Dr.) Dilip Uke said, “We are delighted to partner with the  Institute of Medicine & Law, which is a pioneer in this field. This MoU aligns perfectly with our  vision to promote interdisciplinary legal education and address real-world challenges at the  intersection of law, medicine, and public health.” 

Ravindra Mangal added, “This collaboration with a premier institution like MNLU, Mumbai  will ensure that the pragmatic knowledge of IML coupled with the academic excellence of MNLU  will bring great value to all stakeholders in healthcare. With litigation and ethical issues in  healthcare becoming increasingly complex, there is a pressing need to create legally aware  medical professionals and medically aware legal professionals.” 

The MoU is expected to benefit law students, medical professionals, researchers, and  policymakers by fostering a deeper understanding of healthcare laws and regulations in India. 

 

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