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MGM Medical College Dean begins night rounds at hospitals affiliated with college for enhanced safety
Overview
Indore: In response to the tragic rape and murder of a female postgraduate doctor in Kolkata, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has directed deans of medical colleges and hospital superintendents to conduct nightly rounds to enhance security measures. This initiative aims to improve security measures and ensure a safer environment for patients and hospital staff.
After the directive, Dr Sanjay Dixit, dean of MGM Medical College, has begun conducting nightly rounds at hospitals affiliated with the college, including MY Hospital, MTH, and Cancer Hospital. Dr. Dixit’s night rounds are part of a broader strategy to strengthen the hospital’s security infrastructure.
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MGM Medical College enhances Safety Protocols by implementing Nightly Rounds