Tara and I left SRH for NIMS in one of the SRH vehicles. The traffic in Hyderabad is somehow better than what I remember back in September. It only took half an hour to get to NIMS. On the way, I saw the reconstruction of the flyover that collapsed the day CIT1 left Hyderabad.
At NIMS, we met with Dr. Subbalaxmi, Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine. She is one of the principal HIV providers there, and is my co-investigator. Seeing her, going to the Acute Medical Care conference room, and seeing other faculty and even residents with whom I had interacted brought back a lot of memories and made me feel at home.
I tried to install the database software this afternoon. The instructions are a six page document, and I managed to get stuck at the halfway point of the first page. Nice. Other than that, we caught up on the goings on in each other’s career and called it a day. I called a cab, dropped Tara off back in Kukatpally, and went home. So far, things are going as well as can be expected.
Filed under: Global Health, Trip May-June 2008 | Tagged: NIMS
