Ghaziabad: Given the third covid wave which is possible, the Indian Medical Association (Ghaziabad) has directed its member hospital to increase the number of beds by 25%.
Also, more than 100 hospitals will function as a Covid facility in the third wave case because many smaller nursing homes have given their agreement in this matter.
In comparison, the district has 50 private Covid hospitals during the last wave.
It is hoped that children will be more affected in the third wave, therefore, IMA has been directed to keep at least 20 beds reserved in the Neo-Neo-Christmas (NICU) (NICU) (NICU) (NICU) (NICU) unit and the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) Personally Covid Hospitals operate at district.
IMA has also decided to provide training to government doctors in handling triggers and Nicu Wards.
Minister of National Vice President Dr.
Ashok Rai, who was present during the first meeting of the IMA Work Committee (above) at IMA Bhawan on Sunday, said: “It was feared that children might be more affected in the third wave.
The IMA branches throughout India do all This type of preparation so that children get accurate care and on time.
“President Ima Ghaziabad Dr.
Ashish Aggarwal said,” efforts were made to increase the number of hospitals so that patients could gain access near their homes.
Ima made an effort even a small hospital or Jompo’s house gets permission from the administration for covid care.
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Aggarwal added that IMA has formed a task force to monitor changes in treatment, bed and oxygen status, patient’s condition and told ima officials regularly.