Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission (MPHRC) on Tuesday took cognizance of the death of a woman on delivery in Katju Hospital of the State Capital on Sunday and the death of three innocents in Satna district
hospital.
The Commission taking cognizance over the death of procreative woman Suman in the Kailash Nath Katju Hospital of the State capital sought report from Principal Secretary Health and Chief Medical and Health Officer (CMHO). The Commission has wished to know from that when the procreative woman was admitted in hospital than at what time and which doctor examined her, what treatment was given to her and what position of child was told at that time.
The Commission has also wished to know that whether or not the procreative woman was examined by any specialist lady doctor. Why the duty doctor did not examined her by going to ward and why she was not present in the labour room at the time of delivery and why she did not carried out the delivery.
The Commission has also wished to know that was not the presence of lady doctor necessary at the time of delivery as per the protocol. Why the doctor did not reached in the labour room despite the call register was sent to her. When Dr Nilam Dhawan did was informed of the incidence and why did not she took any action. If the delivery was difficult than why the doctor was not present there and which doctor said that the delivery would be normal and then after the placenta was trapped why the doctor did not remained present for the delivery.
The second incident is of Satna district hospital in that three innocent children died; in this case also the Commission has sought report from Principal Secretary Health, Satna Collector and Chief Medical and Health Officer (CMHO).
The commission has wished to know that what the reason of the death of children was. Did they die of wrong injection or were they suffering from Pneumonia or any other disease and from where the children were referred to the district hospital. If the children were brought in serious condition than which specialist examined them and at what timeIJ Which doctor administered injections to the children and that time that all doctors were present thereIJ