Jaipur: To help relatives of covid patients who are looking for drugs and injections that save the soul, the State Health Department comes with a portal where information about injections such as Tocilizumab, Remdesivir and Dexamethasone will be available.
Relatives must upload the hospital recipes and the portal will provide a payment gateway to them and information from where they get injections and sacrifice drugs.
Rajasthan Medical Services Corporation Limited (RMSCL) has begun to order these injections and drugs if the third wave attacks.
“Officers a Covid patient must go to the portal, upload the doctor’s prescription and he will be directed to the payment gateway.
After payment, he will be given the addressed address to collect drugs and injections such as rempassivir.
Last time, we have complaints of people not Getting these things on time.
Thus this will be taken care of, “said RMSCL Alok Ranjan Managing Director.
When the Minister of Health has urged a private hospital to establish an oxygen factory, RMSCL works on modalities to get drugs and injections in the first week of August.
“Even though the center on July 16 has ordered the state government to start the procurement of drugs and other life injections, we have started the process.
Hopefully in the first week of August, we will start getting our injections and medicine and we will save it correctly for Get ready for the third wave, “said Ranjan.
Ranjan added that because there are indications that the third wave can affect children, various drugs in syrup for pediatric use have also been ordered.
“We have booked for paracetamol syrup, zinc, vitamin-c and azithromycin, among others,” added Ranjan.
In the midst of the theories that remdesivir no longer saves life if covid patients are critical, RMSCL has ordered for almost 1.42 lakh injections.
“For each critical covid patient for nine days initially, he needs anti-virus drugs.
Remdesivir has become an effective anti-virus injection and has shown good results in critical patients in Rajasthan during the first and second waves,” said Dr.
Sudhir Bhandari, The principal and controller, SMS Medical College, who also headed the Covid Care core team.
and management in the state.