Udaipur, February 26 – District Collector Namit Mehta conducted a surprise inspection at Maharana Bhupal Hospital on Wednesday night, assessing the hospital’s facilities, cleanliness, and patient care services. During his visit, he interacted with patients and their families, ensuring that medical services were being delivered efficiently.
Collector Reviews Hospital Wards & Facilities
🔹 Time of Visit: Around 9:30 PM
🔹 Areas Inspected: Male and Female Medical Wards, Surgical Ward, New Medicine ICU, Emergency Unit, and the Women’s Ward on the second floor
🔹 Focus Areas: Patient care, availability of medical services, cleanliness, and staff behavior
During the visit, patients and their attendants expressed satisfaction with the hospital’s services and the behavior of medical staff. District Collector Mehta also reviewed sanitation conditions in the hospital’s restrooms, emphasizing the importance of cleanliness and hygiene.
Praises Referral Rescue System & Emergency Services
In the Emergency Unit, Collector Mehta closely examined the Referral Rescue System (Setu) and commended its operational efficiency. He directed hospital authorities to submit proposals for additional support to ensure that all essential medical tests are conducted on-site within the emergency department.
Hospital Administration Briefs Collector on Healthcare Innovations
Hospital Superintendent Dr. R.L. Suman provided an overview of recent innovations and improvements aimed at enhancing patient care. The Cancer Department Head, Dr. Narendra Singh Rathore, along with Additional District Collector (City) War Singh and other medical staff, accompanied the Collector during the inspection.
Commitment to Strengthening Healthcare Services
This unscheduled inspection underscores the administration’s commitment to improving healthcare services in Udaipur. With a focus on real-time assessment and feedback from patients, the district administration aims to ensure efficient medical care and enhanced hospital infrastructure.
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