Civil Surgeon Dr. G.S. Dhillon conducted a detailed review of healthcare services in Sultanpur Lodhi, focusing on the community health centre and other medical facilities in the area. During the visit, he assessed patient care, availability of medicines, and the overall infrastructure to ensure high standards of medical service delivery.
Inspection Highlights
Dr. Dhillon inspected various departments, including the outpatient department, emergency ward, and maternity ward. He interacted with patients and staff to gather feedback on the quality of services. The civil surgeon emphasized the need for cleanliness and hygiene, directing staff to maintain a sterile environment at all times.
Key Observations
- Shortage of certain medicines was noted, and immediate orders were placed to replenish stocks.
- Equipment in the laboratory was found to be functional, but some items required maintenance.
- Patient records were reviewed for accuracy and completeness.
Measures for Improvement
Dr. Dhillon instructed the medical superintendent to ensure round-the-clock availability of doctors and nurses. He also stressed the importance of regular health camps in rural areas to reach underserved populations. The civil surgeon said, "Our goal is to provide accessible and affordable healthcare to every citizen. We will address any shortcomings promptly."
The review is part of a broader initiative by the Punjab health department to upgrade medical facilities across the district. Similar inspections are planned for other community health centres in the coming weeks.
