MGM Hospital: SDO takes action to ensure better hygiene and treatment

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MGM Hospital: SDO takes action to ensure better hygiene and treatment

Tuesday, 30 May 2023 | PNS | Jamshedpur

In an effort to address concerns over cleanliness and patient care at MGM Medical Hospital, the Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) Piyush Sinha conducted a thorough inspection of the facility on Monday. Following the inspection, the SDO issued directives for immediate improvements in hygiene standards and the quality of treatment provided to patients. He also reprimanded the agency involved in cleanliness of the hospital.

MGM Medical Hospital, known for its poor reputation as a healthcare institution, recently faced criticism regarding its cleanliness and patient care practices. Concerns were raised by patients and their families, as well as by members of the public, prompting the SDO to intervene and assess the situation firsthand.

During the inspection, the SDO carefully examined various aspects of the hospital, including patient wards and treatment facilities. The officer found several areas where cleanliness standards fell short of expectations and identified issues that compromised the overall patient experience.

Expressing disappointment at the shortcomings discovered, the SDO issued immediate instructions to hospital management to address the deficiencies promptly. The directives included intensifying efforts to maintain cleanliness, ensuring regular disinfection of patient areas, and implementing a comprehensive waste management system. The SDO also stressed the importance of providing patients with a hygienic and comfortable environment conducive to their recovery.

Furthermore, the SDO expressed concerns over reported instances of delayed treatment and inadequate attention to patient needs. The officer instructed the hospital administration to improve patient care, emphasizing the importance of timely and compassionate treatment for all individuals seeking medical assistance. The SDO emphasized that healthcare professionals must prioritize patient well-being and provide appropriate attention to their concerns.

The hospital administration responded promptly to the SDO's directives, acknowledging the need for immediate action. They assured the SDO steps would be taken to oversee the implementation of necessary changes. The hospital management also expressed its commitment to ensuring that the hospital meets the highest standards of cleanliness and patient care.

The SDO emphasized the importance of regular monitoring and evaluation to ensure sustained improvements in the hospital's operations. They pledged to conduct follow-up inspections to assess the progress made in addressing the identified issues.

The recent inspection conducted by the SDO at MGM Medical Hospital serves as a reminder of the critical role that cleanliness and patient care play in maintaining the reputation of healthcare facilities. It is hoped that the directives issued during the inspection will lead to tangible improvements and restore the confidence of patients and the community in the hospital's ability to provide quality healthcare services.

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