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High Power Committee Report on Health & Family Welfare |
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PREFACE
The terms of reference of the High Power Committee were set by the Government of West Bengal, Health & Family Welfare Department, in pursuance of the Hon’ble High Court’s orders in W.P. No. 9768 (W) of 2003. It was not easy to reconcile the plenitude of the terms of reference with the limitations both in respect of time and the secretariat support made available.
The visits undertaken by the members to a few health care institutions representing all the tiers of the system gave them an exposure to the current status of medical infrastructure in the State and the level of its utilization both quantitative and qualitative. The suggestions made by...
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Mobile Phones are prohibited in O.T and I.C.U |
Government of West Bengal
Health & Family Welfare Department
MS Branch
Swasthya Bhawan GN-29, Sector-V,
Salt Lake City, Kolkata-700 091
No.HF /MS/308/W -165/04
Dated 28.10.2004
ORDER
It has come to the notice of the State Government that a number of doctors are using Mobile Phones while they are inside the Operation Theatre and even while operating on a patient. It has also been observed that such phones are used in the Intensive Care Units. This is a serious matter. A doctor operating on a patient will surely lose his concentration. Patients in ICUs, ICCUs are seriously disturbed by such use of mobile phones. This is totally undesirable...
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Project Implementation plan on (IDSP) by MOHFW , GOI. |
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Project Implementation Report (PIP) was written with contributions from grassroots level health workers from three states of Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh. We gratefully acknowledge their contribution during the state level workshops and focus group discussions conducted for developing the DPR. We also acknowledge the inputs of Directors of Public Health and the State Surveillance Officers from the above three states, without which this would not have been possible. We particularly want to thank Dr. .P. Krishnamurthy, Dr. T. J. Agustine from Tamil Nadu, Dr. S. Salunke and Dr. R. R. Katti from Maharashtra for their contributions.
Many technical assessment groups were involved in developing this document. We want to specially thank Dr. Ashish Mathur (IT consultant), Dr. Robert Martin, Dr. Ronald Cada and Dr. Loris Hughes (CDC team), Dr. Davadasan (WHO) and Dr. Sampat Krishnan (WHO) who have contributed to development of this document...
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