Ghaziabad: The Ministry of Health UP has decided that other districts in this country will follow the Ghaziabad Regency combination hospital leaders in terms of making arrangements in the pediatric intensive care unit ward (PICU).
The State Supervisory Officer on Monday conducted an inspection of the ward following the instructions from the Secretary of the Additional Chief (Health) Amit Mohan Prasad.
Supervisory officers, Dr.
Vikasendu Agarwal, instructed hospitals to complete special training for pediatrics and other staff with the help of the Indian Medical Association (IMA).
Dr.
Sanjay Teotia said, “Recently, AC visited the district to take stock preparations made for the third covid wave that was possible.
He is satisfied.” “The hospital has 12 trigger beds, eight hdu beds and 10 oxygen beds for Children.
In a trigger, every bed has a monitor along with a ventilator.
We have also arranged the HFNC and Bipap facilities.
During inspections, the setting of trigger in the hospital was found well.
The hospital has also saved the stock of drugs for around 50 children, “Informed Dr.
Teotia.Dr Suryanshu Ojha, The Nodal Officer for Covid-19 management at the hospital, said:” In addition to facilities, we also prepare standard operating procedures.
For children who will be taken to the hospital.
The supervisory officer likes some aspects technically.
He said he would ask other districts to follow them.
“He added,” There was a setting for children’s servants and staff also found information about the PE line Treatment.
” Dr.
Agarwal reached a joint hospital at 4 pm on Monday and interacted with staff in addition to inspecting wards and oxygen plants.
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Problems with the lack of pediatrics and other specialists in the hospital are raised.
Dr.
Agarwal tells the media that this problem in notifications and state doctors will be provided according to needs.
The head of the Ghaziabad medical officer has been asked to see this problem.