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Chandigarh: GMSH told to conduct night inspections

By, Chandigarh
Sep 15, 2021 01:24 AM IST

Director health services, Chandigarh, gives orders a day after the health secretary found lapses in the working of healthcare staff during night inspection at various government hospitals

A day after UT health secretary found lapsesin the working of healthcare staff at various government hospitals in Chandigarh during a night inspection, director health services Dr Amandeep Kang asked officials of Government Multi-Speciality Hospital, Sector 16, to conduct more surprise night inspections.

The medical superintendent, deputy medical superintendent and senior medical officers should take surprise rounds during the night time and submit reports, reads the order. (Representative image)
The medical superintendent, deputy medical superintendent and senior medical officers should take surprise rounds during the night time and submit reports, reads the order. (Representative image)

“The medical superintendent, deputy medical superintendent and senior medical officers should take surprise rounds during the night time and submit the reports,” the order reads.

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