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Mangaluru: Minister B Sriramulu chooses Wenlock for 'hospital stay' programme

  •   Sat, Mar 07 2020 08:52:51 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Mar 7: State health minister B Sriramulu, has chosen district Wenlock Hospital here for his 'hospital stay' programme. With this, the government Wenlock Hospital, which can be compared to some of the best hospitals in the state on account of facilities available and therefore has stood out as a ray of hope for the poor, is likely to turn more patient-friendly.

Sriramulu has announced that his next 'hospital day' programme would be at Wenlock Hospital Mangaluru. He is likely to visit the hospital, stay there overnight within a few weeks from now, and lend an ear to the problems faced by the patients and the requirement of infrastructure for the hospital improvement.


B Sriramulu (left) and Wenlock hospital

The said programme was initiated by the minister during September last, with the stated aim of improving quality of treatment at the hospitals. He has prepared a list of hospitals he plans to visit but is yet to officially convey his decision to the officials of Wenlock Hospital about his planned programme.

The said hospital is in need of immediate grant of five crore rupees for the super speciality block with 200 beds to buy equipment. This block has a 35-bed intensive care unit for which staff, group D employees and technical staff are yet to be posted. The block also needs a trauma block and new casualty ward. As different blocks of Wenlock Hospital are located far away from each other, moving between these buildings poses a problem. A demand to inter-connect these blocks through internal passages is pending with the government. Medical superintendent of the hospital Dr Rajeshwari Devi, said that these demands would be put forth before the minister during his stay here.

A patient being treated in the hospital said that the hospital has been serving the patients well but rued the fact that generic and Janaushadhi Kendras located inside and outside the hospital complex do not many a time, have enough stock of medicines needed. He wanted that these medical shops keep enough stock of all the medicines needed by the patients.

 
  

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  • Shekar Moily Padebettu, Udupi/India

    Sat, Mar 07 2020

    @Medical superintendent of the Wenlock hospital Dr Rajeshwari Devi, opinedd the fact that generic and Janaushadhi Kendras located inside and outside the hospital complex do not many a time, have enough stock of medicines needed. We the public wanted that these medical shops keep enough stock of all the medicines needed by the patients.Even I tried many times for my wife,who is in on dialysis for the past twelve years.Whenever I go with my doctor's prescription,I get hardly one or two tablets and rest are all not in stock in their shelf.When asked about the non-availability of the medicines,they are clueless and blindly they say it is management"s decision. My earnest request with the concerned authorities to ensure that all the medicines/tablets required for the patients need must be made available.Then only the benefits of opening such outlets and make advertisement and publicity and extend government's help to the needy and poor patients.

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  • SALMAN, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 07 2020

    He has money to spend crores for his daughter wedding but poor guy cannot afford to stay at lodge.

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  • Haneef, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 07 2020

    Compare to Pvt hospitals of his town Mangalore and Udupi government hospitals much better. Let him stay atleast 1 hour in government hospitals of his town without prior notice and fanfare.

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  • Melwyn, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 07 2020

    To know real problems people face everyday, condition of the hospital, behavior of Govt Employees's you should visit as a patient without disclosing your identity.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Mar 07 2020

    No space for Politics inside a Hospital ...

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  • Shivaprasad, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 07 2020

    It will be stage managed show if he comes with so much advance notice.

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 07 2020

    I would have been happy, if he has come with out any information. It should be surprise to all at hospital and that time only he will get the real picture of the hospital. Now it is only show.

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  • Alwin, Mangalorei

    Sat, Mar 07 2020

    District medical government college is pending due to the influence of private college s and public representative s don't presurrise. The Minister may view this and with minimum amount and minimum effort government medical college can function

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  • GURKA, MANGALURU

    Sat, Mar 07 2020

    Shri rama lu is thinking that MANGALUREANS are fools ! You cant find anything here my dear RAM LU! my be you find some paid PEOPLE and PAID media around you otherwise no one is interested ! Better you sleep on PUMPWELL CIRICLE at least you can get noticed by the interstate people !

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  • Prabhu, Karkala

    Sat, Mar 07 2020

    But how will it benefit the common people?. I really confused.

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  • James, Bendur

    Sat, Mar 07 2020

    Absolutely. Really don't understand this drama and our people are praising him saying that he's showing his works in actions. Shame on educated fools.

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  • Salim, Bagalkot

    Sat, Mar 07 2020

    Good initiative by the minister. It should not be just speeches but also actions like this. Good job Mr. Sriramulu.

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