CM Saha urges Tripura Medical College to establish Trauma Care Centre, Embrace CM-JAY Scheme
Agartala: In a bid to enhance healthcare services for the people of Tripura, Chief Minister Manik Saha urged Tripura Medical College and BRAM Teaching Hospital to establish a Trauma Care Centre and adopt the Chief Minister Jan Arogya Yojana (CM-JAY) during his visit on Wednesday.
CM Saha inaugurated eight new infrastructure facilities aimed at bolstering healthcare provisions in the region. The newly introduced amenities include a state-of-the-art ICU Complex in the new OPD building, modernized cabins, an open terrace with gardening facilities, and a new OT dedicated to the ENT Department. Additionally, initiatives such as the National Programme for Control of Blindness, a Retina Surgery Facility, the Skill Lab of Tripura College of Nursing, the Community Lab of Tripura College of Nursing, and a 30-bed high-end Dialysis Unit were inaugurated.
"The status of a hospital depends on the maintenance of emergency services. We are working on modernising the trauma centre. Health workers should not refer patients to other hospitals. We have opened Trauma Centres in 5 places, and people will benefit from that. Trauma centres are very important so TMC should also open a trauma centre," the chief minister was quoted as saying in a release, reports ANI.
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