Bhubaneswar, The state government has made healthcare a top priority. The state government is committed to providing state-of-the-art and quality health care to the people of the state. Work is underway to make Cuttack Sriramchandra Medical College a world-class health institution. Similarly, Chief Minister Shri Naveen Patnaik today reviewed the infrastructure development programs of four newly created medical colleges by the state government.
He also reviewed the improvement work of five new district main hospitals and four main hospitals. Cardiac Care Hospital in Jharsuguda, P.G. The meeting also discussed the development of Multi Utity Complex for students, LINAC block of Acharya Harihar Cancer Hospital, development of Capital Hospital and its construction as PGI and construction of Bargarh Cancer Hotel. In view of the importance of healthcare, the Chief Minister suggested that the completion of all these projects in a timely manner and that the various departments involved in them take good care of them by maintaining good coordination.
Among other things, the meeting focused on filling the ranks of professors and other paramedical colleges in the newly opened medical colleges, filling the posts of doctors and health workers at Periphery Hospital. The meeting focused on filling vacancies and installing new medical equipment. More than 2,000 doctors and dentists will be advertised by the OPSC to fill the vacancy. The meeting also discussed how more and more ordinary people could benefit from the Biju Health Welfare Scheme.
The meeting was attended by Chief Secretary Shri Suresh Chandra Mohapatra, Development Commissioner Shri Pradeep Jena, Additional Chief Secretary to the Health Department Shri P.K. Mr. Ashok Meena, Principal Secretary, Finance Department, was present. Chief Minister's Secretary (5th) Shri V.K. Pandian conducted the program.
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