What kind of doctors are we really preparing for tomorrow? In this forward-focused episode of Gyan Pravah, Dr. Kavita Barnwal takes a bold look at the real-world gaps in how we train and mentor young medical minds—especially in fields like urogynaecology and pelvic floor repair, where nuance, empathy, and surgical skill must go hand-in-hand. From outdated curriculums to underexposed specialties, she challenges the passive learning culture and calls for an educational revolution—one rooted in hands-on clinical experience, critical thinking, and early exposure to complex women’s health issues. Whether you're a medical educator, student, resident, or healthcare leader, this episode offers a powerful lens on how we must evolve—not just to treat patients, but to empower professionals with confidence, competence, and compassion. 🎧 Tune in for a conversation that just might transform how we shape the next generation of doctors.