Gurgaon: Department Outpatient Services (OPD) in government hospitals throughout the country are affected on Tuesday because 3,000 government doctors carry out everyday agitation, demanding ‘specialist cadres’ doctors who will work in special clinics and threaten unlimited attacks from January 14 If the state government does not meet their demand.
In Gurgaon, 180 doctors participated in the strike on Tuesday, forcing the Chief Medical Officer to handle OPD services in the 10 civilian sector hospital.
In the morning, most doctors do not appear for their duty, affect OPD services.
“OPD service is interrupted because we have a framework staff today.
However, we managed to attend the patient,” said Dr.
Yadav.
The doctor who protested also demanded the appointment of Senior Medical Officers (SMOS) through promotion and booking 40% in the post graduation seat for rural doctors and practicing.
“Very few doctors, along with CMO, do OPD services today.
The doctor reached 9 o’clock in the morning at a civil hospital in Gurgaon and protested against the direct recruitment of senior medical officers (SMOS) and seeking post-graduation policy amendments,” said Haryana Civil Medical Services (HCMS) Vice President Dr.
MP.
Singh.rajeev Arora, ACS (HEALTH), said that the government would write a plan on the demands of the doctor before January 14.
“We have managed current OPD services and will try to come up with several immediate solutions.
We are worried about the current scenario and will try to resolve the problem before January 14,” Arora said.
3,000 strike documents; Seck said he would write a plan before January 14
