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Recent assessments carried out by the department revealed that the surveillance system at the major chunk of UPHCs, PHCs, GGH and MCH was dysfunctional due to improper provision of the internet facility, removal of cameras and hardware related issues.
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The hospitals are unable to handle the heavy rush of patients due to space crunch in in-patient wings and hence the patients are being sent back to homes after treating them or two patients are made to share a single bed
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The online registration will be between September 2 and 16 and the last date to submit applications (both private and government) is September 19.
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Hyderabad: To ensure the government hospital staff involved in maintaining sanitation, security and pest control services receive a substantial raise in their monthly income, the State government has made it mandatory for third party agencies to pay a minimum of Rs 15,600 towards monthly salary to each employee. Following feedback that certain private agencies were […]
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Hyderabad: The Rs. 5 per meal scheme of the State government for relatives/attenders accompanying patients in 18 government hospitals in Hyderabad will be launched on Thursday. On a daily basis, nutritious and hygienic food will be served three-times for Rs. 5 per meal to an estimated 20,000 patient attenders at these hospitals. The Telangana State […]
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Hyderabad: For the first time, patients visiting State-run radiology testing laboratories in government hospitals of Telangana will be able to download their test reports on their mobile phones. Through the Telangana Diagnostics patient-centric mobile application, which was launched on Wednesday by Health Minister, T Harish Rao, patients who undergo diagnostic tests at designated laboratories that […]
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Hyderabad: Telangana government is all set to launch Rs. 5 per meal services for attenders and relatives who accompany patients in 18 government hospitals in Hyderabad. To this effect, a MoU was signed on Tuesday between health authorities and Hare Krishna Movement (HKM), which will implement the Rs. 5 per meal scheme for patient attenders […]
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Hyderabad: In a major step towards establishing good biomedical waste management practices in government hospitals, the State government on Thursday sanctioned Rs.68.31 crore to establish Sewerage Treatment Plants (STPs) in 20 government hospitals across the State. As part of the initiative, the Telangana State Pollution Control Board (TSPSCB) has accorded administrative sanction for Rs. 68.59 crore, […]
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Hyderabad: Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar on Friday instructed the officials concerned to immediately identify the suitable places for providing accommodation to the attendants accompanying the patients to the major hospitals in Hyderabad. He also asked them to provide breakfast, lunch and dinner at subsidised prices, in collaboration with Hare Krishna Mission Charitable Foundation. A large […]
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Hyderabad: More of the immensely popular Annapurna Canteens, which are currently serving hygienic food to several thousands on the streets at just Rs.5, could soon be opened in government hospitals, including the Niloufer Hospital to help attendees of patients. Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister KT Rama Rao, in response to a tweet from Prajwala […]
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Hyderabad: The office of the District Medical and Health Officer (DM&HO) Hyderabad has invited applications from eligible health care workers to 67 vacant posts across multiple disciplines on temporarily outsourcing basis for a period of three months to work in Government Hospitals located in Hyderabad district. The DM&HO is looking to fill-up 16 posts of […]
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Health facilities now boast of better equipment and increased manpower, thanks to consistent allocation of funds by State government
