Sawai Man Singh Hospital of Jaipur to Become Referral with 7 Other New Colleges
7 new colleges in Rajasthan will be announced open for admission from session 2017. Along with this, SMS hospital will be called referral. Government of Rajasthan can announce this next month on Independence Day (15 August).
According to the sources, the queue of patients has grown from 10 lacs to 30 lacs. In order to decrease the pressure of patients in the SMS hospital the drill to make this referral has been paced up. There are 6 colleges in the state right now but soon 7 new colleges will be added to the list where high class services will be provided. With this, only referred cases from different cities and hospitals will be treated. Small scale hospitals are also getting upgraded to provide facilities to the patients so that patients go to these hospitals before visiting the Sawai Man Singh Hospital.
The government can also announce to upgrade the existing 15 colleges to referral on 15th August. After the announcement of the big news, the upcoming year will focus on the construction and maintenance of the colleges.
Chief Secretary, Dr. Prithviraj of Medical Education Department said that the colleges will admit patients from next year, RUHS will also be upgraded. The focus is on to start these colleges with heavy foundation.
Existing Colleges: Jaipur, Ajmer, Kota, Jodhpur, Bikaner and Udaipur
New Colleges: Alwar, Bharatpur, Churu, Dungarpur, Bhilwara, Pali and Barmer
In Quest of Dealing with the Long Ques of Patients at the Hospital, Doctors are Losing their Talent
From past 80 years, the researched and new techniques have been carried out in the start, out of which 99% are carried out at Sawai Man Singh Hospital. Heart transplant, liver transplant and other surgeries can be easily carried out in this hospital. Now the government and department of medical education are facing problems with implementing new strategies and techniques in the SMS hospital.
Before 10 lac patients used to visit the hospital, but now 30 lac patients visit the premises. Due to this, doctors and other senior authorities of the hospital are beguiling their time and talent in dealing with long ques of the patients. And this is also affecting the studies of the medical students. Even after applying new techniques, no perfect solution can be made for such problems and the hospital is not progressing. For this dispensaries and other primary care centres will have to made resource free. Tests for Haemoglobin, TLC, DLC, Blood Sugar, Cholesterol, SDOT, ECG, X – Ray, and Sonography shall start in small scale hospitals.
