Lucknow: Hospitals and medical education institutions in the city have geared up to deal with the influx of patients coming in emergency situations. Holi Day.
While almost all major hospitals in the city have put additional staff on emergency duty to deal with potentially injured patients, many have reserved beds for patients and have also issued 24-hour helpline numbers for the convenience of patients.
King George’s Medical University (KGMU) has reserved 20 beds for Trauma Emergency.
Similarly, SPM Civil Hospital has put additional doctors from various disciplines on emergency duty. Along with this, 15 beds have also been reserved for such patients.
Feather Balrampur Hospitals apart from deployment of additional emergency staff; Four doctors, 10 nursing staff and para medical personnel have been kept in reserve.
In addition, a similar arrangement has been made Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences (RMLIMS) Lok brothersBRD and rsm Hospital.
Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr Manoj Agrawal said, “A circular has been issued to all district hospitals to remain alert during the festival and to deploy additional staff for emergency duty.”
While almost all major hospitals in the city have put additional staff on emergency duty to deal with potentially injured patients, many have reserved beds for patients and have also issued 24-hour helpline numbers for the convenience of patients.
King George’s Medical University (KGMU) has reserved 20 beds for Trauma Emergency.
Similarly, SPM Civil Hospital has put additional doctors from various disciplines on emergency duty. Along with this, 15 beds have also been reserved for such patients.
Feather Balrampur Hospitals apart from deployment of additional emergency staff; Four doctors, 10 nursing staff and para medical personnel have been kept in reserve.
In addition, a similar arrangement has been made Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences (RMLIMS) Lok brothersBRD and rsm Hospital.
Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr Manoj Agrawal said, “A circular has been issued to all district hospitals to remain alert during the festival and to deploy additional staff for emergency duty.”