Minga Sherpa DC Baramulla Inaugurates New MRD Blocks and VDRL Facility at GMC Baramulla

Minga Sherpa DC Baramulla

In a significant step towards enhancing healthcare services in North Kashmir, Deputy Commissioner Baramulla, Minga Sherpa,today inaugurated two new Medical Records Department (MRD) Blocks and a state-of-the-art Venereal Disease Research Laboratory (VDRL) at Government Medical College (GMC) Baramulla.

The event was attended by Principal GMC Baramulla, Dr. Ruby Reshi and Medical Superintendent of Associated Hospital GMC Baramulla, Dr. Syed Parvaiz Masood, along with other dignitaries, healthcare professionals, and media representatives.

The two MRD Blocks have been developed with significant funding to improve patient record management and reduce the public rush at the hospital. One block, worth ₹42 lakhs, was funded under the Aspirational District Programme, while the other block, worth ₹56 lakhs, was constructed under the GMC Capex Budget. These facilities aim to streamline operations and enhance service delivery at the hospital.

The VDRL facility, established under an ICMR project with funding of ₹1 crore, is equipped with advanced diagnostic tools and will cater to the healthcare needs of the entire North Kashmir region, focusing on the diagnosis and management of venereal diseases.

While addressing the media, Deputy Commissioner Minga Sherpa highlighted the regional significance of GMC Baramulla, stating:”GMC Baramulla caters not only to Baramulla district but to patients from across North Kashmir.These new facilities will undoubtedly help manage the growing patient rush. Additionally, under the Aspirational District Programme, we have constructed a waiting hall to provide comfort to visiting patients and their attendants.Under a CSR initiative, we are also working on augmenting the Dialysis Center to enhance healthcare services further.”

Principal GMC Baramulla, Dr. Ruby Reshi, expressed gratitude to the district administration for its support and reiterated the institution’s commitment to providing high-quality healthcare services. Medical Superintendent Dr. Syed Parvaiz Masood highlighted the positive impact of the new facilities on patient care and hospital operations.

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Minga Sherpa DC Baramulla inspects Government Medical College Baramulla and Associated Hospital; Directs Enhanced Facilities for Patients

DC BARAMULAH AT GMC

The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Baramulla, Minga Sherpa, today conducted a comprehensive inspection of Government Medical College Baramulla and its associated hospital to assess the existing healthcare facilities and ensure improvements for better service delivery to patients.

During the visit, the DC inspected several key facilities, including the Dialysis Center, Oxygen Plant, Sub Station, newly constructed MRD Block, and the filtration plant. At the Dialysis Center, the DC interacted with patients and enquired about their experience at the center.

Meanwhile, the DC discussed the plans for the upgradation of the facility in collaboration with NHPC through its CSR initiative, enabling the dialysis center to cater to a larger number of patients.

The DC also inspected the ongoing construction of the 200-bed additional block, where he was briefed by the concerned authorities that 65 percent of the work has been completed. The DC was apprised that the additional block is expected to significantly enhance the hospital’s capacity and provide improved healthcare services.

Following the inspection, the DC chaired a review meeting to assess the functioning of GMC and its associated hospital. The meeting was attended by Principal GMC, Dr. Ruby Rashi; Superintendent of the Associated Hospital, Syed Parvaiz Masood; Executive Engineer R&B Baramulla, Rayees Aslam Makdoomi; and other officers and engineers.

Dr. Ruby Rashi provided a detailed PowerPoint presentation on the functioning of GMC, the staff strength, and patient services. She also highlighted key developments, including the replacement of the lift service, completion of the boundary wall, and the ongoing macadamization of the road.

The DC directed the authorities to ensure that the road approaching to the GMC is strictly designated as a no-parking zone to prevent traffic congestion. He also instructed the Executive Engineer R&B to expedite the completion of the road macadamization and boundary wall construction.

Furthermore, the DC emphasized the importance of displaying duty rosters on virtual screens and ensuring the best possible healthcare services for patients.(Media Agencies)

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