Patna: With the intention of overcoming the possibility of the third wave of Covid-19 pandemic, Superspecialty Hospital for children in Patna and a separate pediatric unit will be established in 36 countries next year.
The construction of the mother and child care unit is also ongoing in several conscious hospitals.
The main Secretary of the Ministry of Health, Pratyaya Amrit, told Ti on Wednesday that several initiatives were taken to strengthen health infrastructure to combat the third-19 covid wave.
“While eight districts will have a pediatric unit of 32 beds, 28 the rest will get 42 units of sleep for children.
Everything will also have eight high dependency units and four intensive care units,” he said, added, “this pediatric unit, which will Built at a cost of rs 136.4 crore, it is expected to be ready in March next year.
“The ministerial chief of the last week Nitish Kumar has put the foundation for various health department projects, including six maternal and child health care centers at Bhojpur, Samastipur, Chhapra, Sarasaram and Bhagalpur aware of the hospital and the referral hospital Makhdumpur.
Administration Approval RS 90.48 Crore has been given for these centers.
The Ministry of Health has also given approval from Crore Rs 15.21 for the construction of the mother-neonatal Icus in Dumraon (Buxar), BARH (PATNA), Sherbhati (Style), Bagha (West Champaran), Hilsa (Nalanda), Rajgir (Nalanda)), Barsoi (Katihar), Tarapur (Muner), Naugachia (Bhagalpur), Dalsinghsarai (Samastipur), Rosera (Samastipur), Sonepur (advice) and Hathua (Gopalganj) Divisional hospitals.
Amrit said, “Special training was delivered to health service workers at the Institute of Indian Medical Sciences so that they could manage critical patients well.”