Letter: Even when the number of Covid-19 cases decreases, the district administration of the letter is preparing to overcome the possible third wave.
Aayush Oak District collector has directed all medical practitioners to make the corner of the flu to filter every patient suspecting the symptoms of Covid-19 and submitting the details of the people with health officials.
Circular was issued by the collector warned legal action against doctors who did not follow the direction of negligence which was likely to spread any disease infection which was harmful to life).
The district health control room will monitor the data submitted by private practitioners who include homeopathic and ayurveda doctors.
“All medical practitioners are registered (including Allopathic, Ayurveda, Homeopathy and other practices permitted by the Ayush Ministry, the Indian government) must build a flu angle and details of each patient who comes to their clinics, hospitals or pharmacies must be medically screened and records must be maintained according to the format given, “state notification.
Further states that regardless of whether the patient mentions the symptoms associated with Covid-19 or not, anyone who has a history of travel outside the district or body temperature of more than 37.7 degrees Celsius or the pulse of more than 85 per minute (with clinical correlation ) or SpO2 less than 93% must be reported immediately to the local health authority.
All medical practitioners have been instructed to share information to district supervision officers via email within 24 hours of patient playback.
This order also authorized the Chief District Health Officer (CDHO) and police officers above the rank of police sub-inspectors to take the necessary actions.
Collectors claim that the direction issued to regulate the angle of the flu is according to government orders.
“Every doctor should follow it tightly.
This will help us identify the patient earlier, treat it and isolate it to prevent the spread of infection,” Oak told Toi.
“Administration will take legal action if anyone found does not obey the order,” he added.