AIIMS Delhi proposes emergency block revamp, 300 beds to be added
New Delhi: With an aim to redevelop the premier health institute, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, into a world-class medical institute, the expansion of the emergency department has been planned under the master plan. The proposed facility will provide an emergency block with 300 beds.
Considering the shortage of beds in the emergency block of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, the apex institute has decided to redevelop its existing emergency block to 300 beds.
Patients who come to AIIMS in severe conditions are often forced to wait longer to get treatment due to the lack of beds at the emergency ward, which prompted the apex institute to take action and upgrade the facility to 2.5 times bigger than the existing facility.
Currently, the emergency ward has 120 beds and the institute witness a footfall of approximately 300 patients every day. Therefore, Patients often have to lie on stretchers for hours outside the emergency ward of AIIMS.
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