Gadwal: District Collector B.M. Santosh instructed health department officials to make every effort to provide the best possible medical services to the public.

On Tuesday, the Collector conducted a surprise inspection at the Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Gattu mandal headquarters. During the visit, he reviewed the medical services being provided to patients, assessed the performance of staff, and examined the facilities available at the centre. He also issued several important guidelines and directions to improve healthcare delivery.

Collector Santosh emphasized the need to increase the number of normal deliveries within the PHC’s jurisdiction. He directed that Antenatal Care (ANC) registrations and check-ups for all pregnant women must be completed 100 percent. He instructed the staff to pay special attention to the health of pregnant women, particularly to identify high-risk pregnancies early and take all necessary medical precautions.

The Collector also ordered that screening tests for tuberculosis, diabetes, and hypertension be completed without fail for all eligible individuals. He stressed that both outpatients and inpatients should receive quality and comfortable medical care.

Collector Santosh instructed officials to ensure that all essential medicines are always available in the hospital. He emphasized maintaining the sterilization room in a clean and hygienic condition and ensuring that all hospital registers are properly maintained and updated.

During his inspection, the Collector personally interacted with patients to learn about the medical services being provided. Patients expressed satisfaction with the treatment and care extended by the hospital staff.

Dr. Surya Prakash, medical personnel, and other staff members were present during the inspection.

District Collector B.M. Santosh instructed health department officials to make every effort to provide the best possible medical services to the public.

On Tuesday, the Collector conducted a surprise inspection at the Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Gattu mandal headquarters. During the visit, he reviewed the medical services being provided to patients, assessed the performance of staff, and examined the facilities available at the centre. He also issued several important guidelines and directions to improve healthcare delivery.

Collector Santosh emphasized the need to increase the number of normal deliveries within the PHC’s jurisdiction. He directed that Antenatal Care (ANC) registrations and check-ups for all pregnant women must be completed 100 percent. He instructed the staff to pay special attention to the health of pregnant women, particularly to identify high-risk pregnancies early and take all necessary medical precautions.

The Collector also ordered that screening tests for tuberculosis, diabetes, and hypertension be completed without fail for all eligible individuals. He stressed that both outpatients and inpatients should receive quality and comfortable medical care.

Collector Santosh instructed officials to ensure that all essential medicines are always available in the hospital. He emphasized maintaining the sterilization room in a clean and hygienic condition and ensuring that all hospital registers are properly maintained and updated.

During his inspection, the Collector personally interacted with patients to learn about the medical services being provided. Patients expressed satisfaction with the treatment and care extended by the hospital staff.

Dr. Surya Prakash, medical personnel, and other staff members were present during the inspection.