Big news has come for all the hospitals of the state that are related to medical colleges. Soon a new rule is going to be implemented in all those colleges. While talking to the media recently, the Medical Education Secretary said that patients in hospitals will soon get relief from long queues.
It has been decided to implement the queue management system in the hospital soon. Now the valuable time of those people will not be wasted. Now it will be even easier for people coming from far away to get an appointment for a check-up.
Every hospital will be transformed
The repair of all the hospital buildings related to medical colleges will also be completed in a planned manner. Medical Secretary Sachin Kumar threw light on this and said that all the arrangements should be completed properly.
During the inspection of Mahila Medical College, the Secretary said that all the arrangements were found satisfactory.
He said that guidelines have been given to prepare an ultimatum soon for maintenance work in the hospital. He said that a plan has been prepared to complete all these tasks in the next 5 years.
He said that all the plans are being made to make the entire cleanliness of the hospital completely clean.
The queue system will be implemented soon
The Secretary, while talking to the media, emphasized that a decision has been taken to implement a new joining for the patients in the hospital soon. He further said that the queue management system is being implemented in the hospital soon.
As soon as this system is implemented, the patients will get relief from long queues. This scheme will act as a boon for the patients coming from different districts. They also used to face a lot of difficulties in getting their treatment in the hospital.
Now with the implementation of this system, they will not have any problem in getting an appointment. When their number comes, then they can easily get their treatment from the doctor. He further said that this scheme will be implemented in all the hospitals by February month of next year 2028.