Jamshedpur: MGM medical college hospital undergoes NMC Inspection
Jamshedpur: The National Medical Commission (NMC), the apex medical regulatory body has sent a one-member team to inspect Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical Hospital in order to increase the seats in the hospital.
MGMCH earlier asked NMC permission to add three more seats for Forensic Medicine and Toxicology in the government medical college.
In response, NMC sent a one-member team including Dr Hemant Karkare of Lokmanya Gangadhar Tilak Medical College and Hospital, Mumbai to inspect the infrastructure and facilities of the hospital.
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Dr Karkare was accompanied by the Principal of MGMCH Dr KN Singh and deputy superintendent of MGMCH Nakul Prasad Choudhary to inspect the hospital premises smoothly.
The hospital's emergency department, gynaecology department, medical centre, COVID care centre and blood bank were inspected each by Dr Karkare, who is also a Professor of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology in Mumbai.
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