Uttarakhand: Doon hospital in state of disarray
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Dehradun : Surinder Singh Negi, Uttarakhand Health Minister has admitted to the deteriorating conditions at the Doon Hospital, Dehradun. The minister is reported to have attributed this poor state of affairs to the lack of communication between the team and the medical education department. The hospital is now on its way to being granted a college status.
Speaking about the Deen Dayal Hospital, also known as the Coronation Hospital he revealed plans of strengthening the unit on the lines of a district hospital. This he said would be done in order to make up for the drawbacks created by Doon malfunctioning.
According to the minister, the coronation hospital up gradation would put an end to all controversy related to deteriorating medical facilities in the city, arising due to the district hospital’s conversion into a medical college hospital, reports TOI.
Director General, Health and Family Welfare Department Dr. Kusum Nariyal however, begged to differ .
"The building of Deen Dayal Hospital is very small and cannot be converted into a district hospital. Certainly, it can be used for a handful of schemes but not as a district hospital," she said.
Speaking about the Deen Dayal Hospital, also known as the Coronation Hospital he revealed plans of strengthening the unit on the lines of a district hospital. This he said would be done in order to make up for the drawbacks created by Doon malfunctioning.
According to the minister, the coronation hospital up gradation would put an end to all controversy related to deteriorating medical facilities in the city, arising due to the district hospital’s conversion into a medical college hospital, reports TOI.
Director General, Health and Family Welfare Department Dr. Kusum Nariyal however, begged to differ .
"The building of Deen Dayal Hospital is very small and cannot be converted into a district hospital. Certainly, it can be used for a handful of schemes but not as a district hospital," she said.
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