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Defer elective, routine surgeries in Govt, Private Health institutions: Div Com

‘DM, DDMAs, CMOs to ensure compliance of order’

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
May 6, 2021
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Srinagar, May 6: Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, P K Pole Thursday issued order for deferment of elective, routine surgeries in government and private health institutions till further orders in view of Covid pandemic in Kashmir division.
It stated that the prevailing situation demands optimal utilization of available resources so that existing infrastructure and healthcare are not over stretched to the hilt.
The order said that the main focus of healthcare system at this juncture is management of covid-19 positive cases and majority of resources of health care at present have been diverted to covid-19 management.
‘It is hereby ordered, in view of these facts and till further orders, all elective and routine surgeries in Government and Private health institutions are deferred unless there are pressing and dire medical exigencies and benefits of such procedures outweigh risk related to covid 19 situation and its fallout’, order stated.
However, emergency services, critical care required for co-morbid patients, dialysis patients, Once Surgeries and MCH services shall continue as usual.
The Districts Magistrates, District Disaster Management Authorities, CMOs of concerned districts shall conduct random inspections and audits of health care institutions to enforce the compliance of this order under the extent rules within their jurisdiction. The order shall be reviewed periodically based on the evolving COVID-19 situation.

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