Madan Bhandari Academy of Health Sciences
Bagamati Province, Nepal
Madan Bhandari was an extraordinaire politician and the narrative is always not enough. He was a visionary leader who led collective awakening of millions for participatory democracy. Unswayed by political elitism, he was a public servant of people oriented perspective.
To commemorate this eminent personality, different programmes are being forwarded with priority by Government of Nepal with Madan Bhandari Academy of Health Sciences (MBAHS) being one of them.
MBAHS was established by Provincial Act, 2018 guided by Madan Bhandari’s envision of social equity particularly in health. Realizing the mammoth growth in demand for higher education, our representatives approved a bill that made compulsory to establish at least a Government Medical College as a Deem University in a state.
Honourable Chief Minister of Bagmati province Dormani Paudel, exudes gentle demeanour. A statesman with canny political instinct, he has perspicacity to pick the suitable person. He reminds of someone who understands Nepali community to grass-root level and has significantly impacted lives of many especially in Makawanpur and throughout Bagmati pradesh. He always acknowledged the need of learning center to create qualified manpower to widen the horizon of medical services throughout Bagmati province, primed at reaching vulnerable communities. MBAHS is thus brainchild of Honourable CM Dormani Paudel which will remain as epicenter of fostering health education par excellence.
Equally equivocal in establishing MBAHS was, Honorable Minister of Social development of Bagmati province, Yubraj Dulal, who is full of exuberant vitality and mental vigor. A face of youth politics, a hard task master and he works round the clock. Acknowledged as an ardent health connoisseur, keeps himself fit and agile, defying odds and inspiring many others. A visionary who contemplated that academy will be the ultimate spear head of teaching and learning. He firmly asserts on integrated reforms on social changes and nationalism.
A particular keen interest was undertaken by Honourable PM KP Sharma Oli to establish of setup of this scale, who closely worked with Madan Bhandari.To fulfill the dream of Madan Bhandari, this step was also earnestly supported by Honorable President Bidhya Devi Bhandari as a guardian of MBAHS.
Establishment of MBAHS is a stunning advances on revolutionary changes by Bagmati province where deemed university functions under direct supervision of chief minister. This is first provincial deemed university (academy) of Nepal and holds utmost importance to chronological changes happening in Nepal. Nestled in salubrious environment of Hetauda, where vibrant community exists with visually stunning landmarks. A well known education hub offering various academic courses Hetauda needs a lot more substantial structural reforms when it comes to quality health care. Owing to its location and potential future to cater needs of people of Bagmati province, Hetauda was chosen nucleus for medical education. MBAHS commits itself as a dedicated institute to broaden accessibility of health care to reach every nook and cranny of 13 districts of Bagmati province. Here, we modify our services as per people’s need and demand. It’s a cerebral destination that upholds technologically enhanced learning and research platform. MABHS realizes that research is driving force behind medical advancements and encourages research excellence. The corona virus pandemic has brought clarity and urgency to sole purpose of laying foundation of this establishment in terms of service, education and research.
Nurture health professionals with humanitarian soul, universal perspective and patriotism in action.
To become frontier medical institute of Nepal, providing quality environment conducive for learning. We aim to cultivate spirit of inquiry, thirst for knowledge and innovation oriented with ingenious pursuits. We envision a patient centric state of art health care facility, committed to professional excellence, reaching all communities, primarily under-reached, unreached and uncounted.