Bhubaneswar: The State Government Wednesday Wednesday confirmed his request to reduce the vaccine quota for private hospitals from 25% to 5%.
Shalini Pandit, Director of the State Mission, National Health Mission (NHM), raised the problem in a meeting chaired by the Secretary of the Union of Rajesh Bhushan.
Senior health officials from 15 countries present at virtual meetings.
Shows a bad OFFTake by a private hospital, he highlights that the state has lost its overall supply because of the same thing.
Previously, the Minister of Health Naba Kishore Das had on June 25 raises the same concern in a letter written for the health minister Union Harsh Vardhan.
With the effect of June 21, this center has allocated a vaccine in a ratio of 75:25 to a government and private hospital.
Odisha has been looking for revisions to 95: 5, arguing that private hospitals cannot lift their part.
From their share of 19.42 lakh doses in June-July, a private hospital in Odisha only raised a dose of 2.23 lakh.
Private hospital raised 66,500 doses of 9.25 lakh in June and 1.56 lakh doses of 10.16 lakh allocated in July.
As a result, the country lost 17.19 the remaining dose of lakh.
The state has demanded a re-stock allocation that was not lifted to a government hospital.
In a meeting managed by Bhushan, Nodal representatives from vaccine manufacturing, Bharat Biotech and Indian Serum Institute (SII), were also present.
Health Secretary or Senior Health Officer Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Odisha, Telangana, Arunachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Gujarat, West Bengal, Delhi, Punjab and Haryana attended the meeting.
Expressing concerns over a slow vaccination rate through private vaccination centers, Uni Health Secretary suggests countries to review the status every day and ensure that the indentation for quantum intended quickly is placed with a manufacturer of personal vaccines.