Dr. Pandit, a renowned pediatrician and a key figure at KEM Hospital, passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy of compassion and dedication to his patients. Alongside Dr. Banoo Coyaji, he played a crucial role in transforming KEM Hospital into a leading tertiary care institution in Pune.
One of Dr. Pandit’s notable achievements was the establishment of the TDH Rehabilitation and Morris Child Development Centre in 1979, the first of its kind in Pune. This center provided comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic services for children with developmental and behavioral issues, all under one roof.
Upon hearing the news of Dr. Pandit’s passing, KEM Hospital expressed deep sadness, acknowledging his significant contributions to the hospital, his students, and his patients. Dr. Umesh Vaidya, head of neonatology at KEM, spoke of Dr. Pandit as a mentor who instilled values of humility, honesty, and integrity in his students. Dr. Vaidya also praised Dr. Pandit’s exceptional clinical skills and dedication to serving society beyond the call of duty.
Dr. Sandeep Kadam, a consultant neonatologist at KEM, also paid tribute to Dr. Pandit, describing him as a visionary teacher and a compassionate clinician. According to Dr. Kadam, Dr. Pandit not only taught medicine but also emphasized the importance of humanity and empathy in patient care.
While Dr. Pandit’s passing marks the end of an era in pediatric care at KEM Hospital, his legacy will live on and continue to inspire future generations of doctors. His impact on the field of pediatrics and his commitment to patient care will be remembered for years to come.
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