Tripura: Day-care camps for cancer patients in all district hospitals from January 14
Services like chemotherapy, routine and special investigations like endoscopy, USG, etc., along with feasible surgical procedures, will be available at the camps on 2nd Saturdays in Bishalgarh Sub-Divisional Hospital, District Hospital at Santirbazar and Khowai District Hospital, while on 4th Saturdays, they will be organized in District Hospital at Kulai, District Hospital at Dharmanagar and Unakoti District Hospital from 10 am- 4 pm.;
Agartala: In an effort to provide cancer patients with more accessible healthcare benefits, the Tripura Health Department has approved setting up "Day-Care Camps" in all district hospitals and Melaghar sub-divisional hospitals across the state. The camps are scheduled to begin on January 14.
A memorandum issued by the Deputy Secretary of Health and Family Welfare Department, Tripura on December 22, last year, stated that the healthcare services at the daycare camps will greatly benefit cancer patients by easing their access to such services at their home districts, without having to attend the tertiary cancer-care centre (ABV-RCC) in Agartala all the time.
Services like chemotherapy, routine and special investigations like endoscopy, USG, etc., along with feasible surgical procedures, will be available at the camps on 2nd Saturdays in Bishalgarh Sub-Divisional Hospital, District Hospital at Santirbazar and Khowai District Hospital, while on 4th Saturdays, they will be organized in District Hospital at Kulai, District Hospital at Dharmanagar and Unakoti District Hospital from 10 am- 4 pm.
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