Statewide campaign to improve infrastructure in hospitals

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The Madhya Pradesh government hospitals are under a mission mode to improve infrastructure development. A statewide campaign is being planned for this, preparations have been completed by the Health Department. It is believed that within 3 months, the condition of government hospitals of the state will see great improvement till Diwali. On July 21 in Bhopal, CM Shivraj Singh  will start ‘Mission Sehat’ from Bhopal.

In fact, the construction of government hospitals, defective equipment, old mattresses and old machines will be replaced. For this the department has completed preparations. CT scan machine, computer x-ray, sonography machine will be made available to the hospitals.

In this matter, the Health Minister of Madhya Pradesh Prabhu Ram Chaudhary said that it is our endeavor to provide treatment in a good environment to the patients coming to the hospital. For this, Mission Sehat is being started to arrange machines and tests.

Under Mission Sehat, no waiting period will be implemented in each district hospital's dialysis unit and 5-5 dialysis machines will be installed. A queue management system will be implemented with state-of-the-art technology to ensure that patients do not have to stand in queues for hours.

Apart from this, a machine will be prepared to measure BMI in OPD. To ensure that there is no shortage of blood in the hospital, it has been considered to install high quality blood component separator machine. According to health department officials, there are more than 10,000 sub-health centers including 52 district hospitals, 356 CHCs including 119 civil hospitals and 1266 PHCs. 140 crores will be spent for its improvement.

CT scan machines will be installed in other hospitals including Khandwa, Datia, Vidisha and Mandla Shajapur district hospitals in Madhya Pradesh, while preparations have been made to install sonography machines in 19 civil hospitals of all district hospitals. Apart from this, digital radiography X-ray machines will be made available in 41 district hospitals.

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