Anantnag, Nov 3: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Anantnag, Dr. Bilal Mohi-ud-din Bhat, Tuesday visited the In-Patient Department (IPD) of the Addiction Treatment Facility (ATF) at Government Medical College (GMC), Anantnag, to review the healthcare facilities and services being provided to patients.
During the visit, the Deputy Commissioner took stock of the infrastructure, availability of essential medical facilities, deployment of doctors and specialists, patient flow, treatment procedures and overall functioning of the facility.
He also enquired about treatment outcomes and the measures in place to ensure effective and quality healthcare services.
It was informed that the 10-bedded ATF ward is functioning with requisite medical facilities to provide dedicated treatment and care to patients. Specialists have also been made available to ensure proper medical attention, diagnosis and treatment.
The DC stressed the importance of ensuring accessible, quality and patient-centric healthcare services. He emphasised that adequate medical staff, essential facilities and proper patient care mechanisms must be maintained for the effective functioning of the facility.
He assured that addiction treatment and rehabilitation services would be further strengthened, with a focus on timely medical intervention and providing a supportive environment for patients undergoing treatment.
The visit was aimed at assessing the ground-level functioning of the facility and ensuring that patients receive appropriate medical care and necessary healthcare support.
The DC was accompanied by ADDC Mahima Madan, CPO Tawseef Ahmad, SE Hydraulic, Superintendent of GMC, Executive Engineer R&B , Field functioners of R&B and other staff of GMC.
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