Hospital Walls to contain doctors Name, Photograph,Mobile Number in UP
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UP: Public Healthcare in UP seems to have undergone a sea change since CM Yogi Adityanath took over the helm of affairs. Soon after announcing no private practice for government doctors, setting the clothing conduct for staff at government hospitals, placing volunteers to keep a hawk's eye on the attendance at primary healthcare centres, the UP government has come up with a new policy for patient convenience at government hospitals.
New direction from the health authorities calls for filling up the display boards on the walls with information about the medical practitioners working at the said hospitals. The authorities have directed to put the details of doctors including their names, mobile numbers along with photographs on hospital display boards for the convenience of patients.
This policy shall be followed for all district hospitals as well as community centres. TOI reports that the process has already started in various places and is being taken on war footing with doctors being asked to provide the relevant information at the earliest.
New direction from the health authorities calls for filling up the display boards on the walls with information about the medical practitioners working at the said hospitals. The authorities have directed to put the details of doctors including their names, mobile numbers along with photographs on hospital display boards for the convenience of patients.
This policy shall be followed for all district hospitals as well as community centres. TOI reports that the process has already started in various places and is being taken on war footing with doctors being asked to provide the relevant information at the earliest.
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