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Key targets/Objectives

Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

 

True to the ideals of welfare, Medical Department is pursuing the policy of progressively improving both the working and living condition of the Railway beneficiaries, besides providing them with maximum possible facilities in the medical sphere.

 

Divisional Hospital under Medical Department, Moradabad Division was established on 3rd December’ 1934 by SIR HASSAN SUHRAWARDY the than CMO under British Rule and now providing comprehensive Health Care and curative services to railway beneficiaries. We are also committed to providing quality Health Care Services using the modern techniques which are also cost effective. It is secondary level hospital with 119 beds. It provides sec. level care with industrial care to Railway and RELHS beneficiaries residing in UP &Uttarakhand state regions.

Functions related to Industrial Medicine: -

·To attend Railway accident & other untoward incidences.

·To provide emergency medical treatment to travelling sick passengers

·Medical Examination to allow only fit & suitable candidates to join the services.

·PME (Periodical Medical Examination) of serving employees to allow fit person to continue in those jobs which are related to safe running of the trains.

·Medical Boards & other medical certification or serving employees.

·Control on loss of man days on account of sickness (both normal & HOD). It is kept under control by medical officers.

·Safe water supply at Railway Stations.

·A constant vigil is maintained to check on quality of drinking water made available at Railway stations.

·Safe food supply at Railway stations: Following activities are undertaken to ensure safe food supply at Railway stations: -

ØRegular inspections of Kitchens and food stalls.

ØRegular health check-up of food handlers.

ØCollection of food samples under quality control system.

ØCertification of Perishable goods in Railway stations about their disposal is done as and when required.

·Medical first aids boxes are provided to all railway’s premises/offices/stations etc.

·Certification of dead bodies at Railway stations, Yards, Tracksetc is being done on regular basis.

Functions related to Medical Treatment to Railway Beneficiaries: -

Total comprehensive Medical treatment is provided by Indian Railways Medical Department. It includes:

1. Curative health care at Primary level, Secondary level and Tertiary level.

2. Preventive health care.

3. Pro-motive health care.

Out Patient Department: –

Out patient care including diagnosis, consultation, intervention, and rehabilitation services is being provided.

Indoor patient department:-

·IPD with 119 Bed strength with Male and Female separate wards. Inpatient care is given to the patients whose condition requires admission. They get admitted through OPD and casualty.

·24 Hrs Oxygen Supply through 250 PSA Oxygen generation plant is available.

Emergency Services: -

Emergency and casualty services are provided round the clock in Divisional Hospital. Medical Officers and Paramedical Staff are on duty in the casualty round the clock to provide services to the railway employees and their dependent. In addition to this station call and train accidents calls are attended round the clock.

Specialist Services:-

Doctors in following specialties are available: -

        ·Medicine

        ·Gynaecology

        ·Ophthalmology

        ·Biochemistry

        ·Anaesthesia

        ·Family Medicine

        ·Dentistry

OT Services: -

A fully functional operation theatre is functional in Divisional Hospital Moradabad, where surgical operations are carried out in aseptic environment. Gynae. surgeries are done.

Lab. Investigations: -

A Functional Pathology Lab. Is available at the Divisional Hospital. Basic facilities for the following are available: -

1. Haematology

2. Clinical laboratory

3. Serology

4. Bio-Chemistry

5. Four Pvt. Labs are also empaneled with N.Rly, Moradabad for all Blood Investigations.

 

Radiological Investigation facility: -A computerized Radiological system (Digital X-Ray) facility is available. at Divl. Hospital, Moradabad.

OPD for Sr. Citizens: -

An exclusive OPD for Sr. Citizens is being run at the hospital with separate window for dispensing medicine to them.

Reimbursement cases: -

Re-imbursement of medical expenses incurred on treatment of Railway beneficiaries in private hospitals the reimbursement is admissible as per policy.

IT Initiative: -

100% Implementation of IMMS for stock, receipts and issue of medical store items at Divisional Hospital, Moradabad and all the Health Units -  Online demand started for medicine procurement Generation of OPD slips through HIMS using UMID and Other ID’s is being done at DH/MB. 

Privilege Passes and PTO's have to be applied and availed online by railway employees. With this facility Railway employee is neither supposed to come to office for applying for Pass nor has to wait for pass being issued.

E-office implemented at divisional hospital and at all associated health units. It is an integrated file and record management system, now it is being used by all officers and office working to manage content, search for data internally and collaborate.

The HMIS in Railways has been developed by Indian Railways in coordination with RailTel Corporation Limited. The objective of the HMIS is to provide a single window of clearance of hospital administration activity such as clinical, diagnostics, pharmacy, examinations, industrial health etc.

 

Safety Measures:-

Safety is accorded the highest priority in Indian Railways, it is of paramount importance. In order to meet any emergency, the medical department of Moradabad Division has provided following measures: -

ARME Scale-1

ARME scale-1 (SPARMV) have been stationed at the Railway station, Moradabad, Haridwar&Roza. It forms a unit of the accident relief train. The function of the vehicle is to carry Medical equipments to the site of accident so that prompt Medical Aid could be rendered and injured persons can be transported expeditiously to the nearest hospitals.

ARME Scale-2

Boxes of ARME Scale- 2 are provided at Station Master Room at the following stations: - DDN, LRJ, BE, NBD, HPU, CH, BLM & GJL (9Nos.) Augmented First Aid Boxes at HW & BE.

POMKA (Portable Medical Kit for Accident): -

They are provided in all health units and Divisional Hospital.

Disaster Management during summer and festival rush:-

During summer and festival rush period special disaster management duties have been regularly undertaken by the Divisional Hospital, Contractual doctors and Para-Medical staff are on duty round the clock at the Stations.

24 x 7 Ambulance Service:-

Round the clock ambulance services are available at the Divisional Hospital and Health Unit, OGS/Jharipani



(i) Total No. of Serving Employees 17833 17575 17833
(ii) Total No. of RELHS Card Holders Registered/with Divn./Pus: 15601 0 1 0
  (a) with UMID Card 14037 14029 14037
  (b) without UMID Card 1564 1560 1564
(iii) Total No. of RELHS Beneficiaries 31202 31178 31202
(iv) No. of Railway Hospitals in divn (Hospital and No. of Beds (Annexure-1) 1 (119) 1 (119) 1 (119)
(v) No. of Health Units in divn (Annexure Location wise -2) 11 11 11
         
  CURATIVE PERFORMANCE      
(A) OPD       
(i) Total OPD attendance in the month in divn. 19386 17153 19386
(ii) Total No. of OPD unit functioning (in Both Hospitals & Health Units)  20 20 20
(iii) Average Daily OPD Attendance in the divn. during the period /OPD unit 38.77 34.06 38.77
         
(B) INDOOR       
a. (i) Total indoor beds in the Zone  119 119 119
(ii) No. of indoor patients admitted in the month in all the hospitals of divn  318 276 318
(iii) No. of indoor cases admitted per bed/month 2.67 2.31 2.67
(iv) Bed Occupancy Ratio (BOR) with Hospital wise break-up (Annexure-3) 34.48% 30.92% 34.48%
(v) Average Length of Stay (ALS) with Hospital wise break-up (Annexure-4) 4 days 5 days 4 days
b. Day care admission in Railway Hospital      
(i) Haemodialysis 0 0 0
(ii) Chemotherapy 0 0 0
(iii) Endoscopic Procedures 0 0 0
(iv) Arthroscopic Procedures 0 0 0
(v) Any other (Please attach details in separate sheet) 0 0 0
(vi)  Total Death in Hospitals/Health Units 0 0 0
(vii) Maternal mortality in last month 0 0 0
(viii) Infant mortality in last month 0 0 0
         
(C) PERFORMANCE IN SURGICAL FIELD      
(i) Total No. of operation Theatres in the divn 1 1 1
(ii) Number of Special surgeries [all surgeries in all specialities including General Surgery. Orthopedic, Gynae and Obstetrics, Eye and ENT surgeon etc  excluding cataract (except vi & vii) ] done during the month. 0 0 0
(iii) No. of Major surgeries (excluding cataract surgery) 15 13 15
(iv)  No. of Minor surgeries  37 68 37
(v) Total No. of Surgeries 52 81 52
(vi) Cataract Operations without IOL  0 0 0
(vii) Cataract Operations with IOL  18 14 18
(viii) No. of Dental procedure 76 28 76
(ix) Grand Total (iii+iv+vi+vii+viii) 146 123 146
(x) Number of Doctors working in different specialities (e.g. General Surgery, Orthopedic, Gynae and Obsterics, EYE, ENT, CTVS, Neuro Surgeons Anaesthesiologist, etc.) working in the zone. (Annexure-5) 8 8 8
(xi) Number of surgeries performed by each Surgeon. (Annexure 5 (a)) 18.25 15.37  
         
(D) DIAGNOSTIC INVESTIGATION      
(I) IMAGING      
(i) No. of Digital Xray machine available in the divn 1 1 1
(ii) No. of 500 MA/300MA/100MA machine available with breakup in the divn 2 (100 MA) portable 2 (100 MA) portable 2 (100 MA) portable
(iii) No. of Hospitals without digital  Radiography Nil Nil Nil
(iv) No. of Radiological Investigations done in house 465 402 465
(v) No. of Radiological Investigations done outsourced 32 10 32
(vi) No. of CT Scans done in current month  48 45 48
(vii) No. of CT Scans done in current month in house Nil Nil Nil
(viii) No. of CT Scans done outsourced 48 45 48
(ix) No. of MRIs done outsourced 63 41 63
(x) (i) No. of USG machines 1 Nil 1
(xi) (i) No. of USG done in house 178 Nil 178
(xii) (ii) No. of USG done through outsourcing 70 166 70
(II) PATHOLOGY      
(i) No. of Pathological Investigations done in house 8741 7540 8741
(ii) No. of Pathological Investigations outsourced 663 483 663
(III) CARDIOLOGY      
(i) No. of ECG in the Divn in house 610 547 610
(ii) No. of ECHO in house 0 0 0
(iii) No. of Holter done in house 0 0 0
(iv) No. of Angiography done in house 0 0 0
(v) No. of TMT done in house  1 0 1
(vi) No. of ECHO done outsourced 70 53 70
(vii) No. of TMT done outsourced 1 0 1
(V) INVESTIGATION FACILITIES AT HEALTH UNITS      
(i) No. of Health Units in the zone which have outsourced the Investigation facilities. 11 11 11
  (a) Cashless (  Through empanelled diagnostic facility) 11 11 11
  (b) Imprest ( Rs 30,000 /60,000 for single doctor/ two doctors  Health Unit )      
(E) REFERRALS TO RAILWAY HOSPITALS OF OTHER ZONES, GOVT. HOSPITALS/PRIVATE HOSPITALS      
(a)   Total No. of Railway patients referred for Indoor treatment  to   Railway Hospitals of other Zones. 0 0 0
(b)  Total No. of Railway patients referred for Indoor treatment  to   Govt. Hospitals. 50 47 50
(c ) Total No. of Railway patients referred for Indoor treatment  to Private recognised Hospitals. 119 88 119
(i) (a) For tertiary Health Care 24 18 24
   (b) For Secondary Health Care 95 70 95
(ii) (a) No. of cases sent on advance payment basis for tertiary care 0 0 0
  (b) No. of cases sent on advance payment basis for secondary care 0 0 0
(iii) (a) No. of cases referred for solid  organ transplant 0 0 0
  (b) No. of cases referred for BMT 0 0 0
(d) REIMBURSEMENT CASES      
(i)  No. of Reimbursement cases received 41 32 41
(ii)  (a) No. of Reimbursement cases cleared within 60 days 24 15 24
   (b) No. of Reimbursement cases cleared in more than 60 days 18 10 18
(iii)  No. of Reimbursement cased pending for more than 60 days 26 22 26
(G)  BILLS AND EXPENDITURE      
(i) Treatment      
  (a) Expenditure for treatment in Private empanelled hospitals (in Rs) ######## ######## ########
  (b) Expenditure for treatment in Government Hospitals (in Rs) 0 0 0
  (c) Expenditure for treatment in referral hospitals for cancer treatment only  0 0 0
  (d) Expenditure (in Rs) in advance payment 0 0 0
  (e) Expenditure (in Rs) in advance payment for solid organ transplant  0 0 0
  (f)  Expenditure (in Rs) in advance payment for BMT. 0 0 0
(ii)  (a) Expenditure for outsourced Investigation at Hospital. 6,30,101 18,95,748 6,30,101
   (b) (i) Expenditure for outsourced Investigation at Health Units on  cashless basis. 0 0 0
  (b) (ii) Expenditure for outsourced Investigation at Health Unit on imperst basis 13,713 11,751 13,713
  (c ) (i) The No. of   Bills pending for more than one month. 0 1,224 0
  (c ) (ii) Amount in Rs pending for above (i) 0 9,99,727 0
         
  FAMILY WELFARE ACTIVITIS      
(a)  (i) Sterilisation (Only Railway cases) - Male 0 0 0
  (ii) Sterilisation (Only Railway cases) - Female 1 0 1
  (iii) Total No. of Sterilisation  1 0 1
(b) Immunisation       
(i) TT (Preg. Women) (2nd dose+ Booster) 9 3 9
(ii) BCG, b-OPV (0dose), Hep B(0dose)                             Birth 4 7 4
(iii) b-OPV 1, Pentavac -1, f-IPV-1, RVV, PCV-1       6 Weeks 15 13 15
(iv) B-OPV2, Pentavac-2, RVV-2                                10 Weeks 10 17 10
(v) b-OPV 3, Pentavac-3, f-IPV-2, RVV-3, PCV-2    14 Weeks 16 19 16
(vi) MR-1, f-IPV-3, PCV 3                                    9-12 Months 13 24 13
(vii) MR-2, JE-2, DPT Booster -1, OPV booster 16-24 Months 9 20 9
(viii) Typhoid Vaccine                                                  2-5 year 0 0 0
(ix) DPT booster -2                                                     5-6 years 17 24 17
 (x) Td                                                                          10 years 14 22 14
(xi) Td                                                                         16 years 16 22 16
(xii) Vit.A (total-1st dose for below and upto 1 year)     8 22 8
(xiii) Vit A ( total- 2nd to 5th dose) 12 12 12
(c) Maternal Health       
(i) Ante Natal Cases (ANC) Registered  7 10 7
(ii) No. of  ANC 3rd checkup completed 7 10 7
(iii) No. of Institutional Delivery in last month:- 1 4 1
(iv) Total Deliveries Reported  1 4 1
(v) Total No. of low birth weight babies (less than 2.5 Kgs.)  0 0 0
(vi) No. of  deliveries with low birth weight babies (less than 2.5 Kgs.) among booked cases. 0 0 0
(vii) Total number of deliveries/abortion conducted in Railway Hospitals during the  month  1 4 1
(viii) Total number of MTP done in Railway Hospitals during the  month  0 0 1
(ix) Maternal mortality within  6 weeks of delivery / abortion 0 0 0
         
         
  WATER QUALITY       
(i) Total no. of water samples tested for Residual Chlorine 1326 1518 1326
(ii) Total no. of samples found to have inadequate Residual Chlorine 140 253 140
(iii) Total no. of water samples tested for bacteriological safety 54 22 54
(iv) Total no. of samples found bacteriologically unsatisfactory 4 0 4
(v)  Total no. of chemical analysis 0 0 0
         
  FOOD SAFETY       
(i) Total No. of Food Safety Officers (FSOs) working in the divn 1 1 1
(ii) No. of FBO population in zone with division wise breakup (Annexure- 7).      
(iii) No. of samples sent to state food laboratory.      
(iv) No. of Food Business Units licensed/registered till date      
(v) Training done for DO/FSO in the month      
(vi) Training done for FBO in the month      
(vii) Total Number of food samples collected under FSSA.      
(viii) No. of Food sample analysed 9 3 9
(ix) No of Food Samples found adultrated, unsafe, Substandard, misbranded (Annexure-8) Nil Nil Nil
(x) No. of cases filed before State Adjucating Officer -Decided -Current Pendency Status (Annexure 9)      
(xi) No. of Convictions and penalties against FBOs during the time period (Annexure- 10)      
(xii) Amount realised through Convictions and Penalties against FBOs during the time period      
(xiii) No. of prosecutions launched         
(xiv) Numbers awarded punishment        
(xv) No. of Eat Right Stations in divn      
(xvi) No. of Eat Right Campus in  divn      
         
  MEDICAL AUDIT MEETING HELD IN DEATH CASE      
(i) Total No. of Deaths 0 0 0
(ii) No. of Death cases audited and analysed in mortality meetings. 0 0 0
         
  COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH ACTIVTIES       
(i) Number of Wellness assurance camps conducted in the Health Units / Hospitals in the month 1 6 1
(ii) Number of Wellness assurance camps conducted at the work place in the month. 1 1 1
(iii) Number of Wellness assurance camps conducted  at the places  other than Health Units / Hospitals and work place in the month. 0 0 0
(iv) Total Number of Wellness assurance camps (i + ii + iii) 2 7 2
(v) Total Number of persons examined in the Wellness assurance camps above. 210 109 210
(vi) Total no. of new HTN cases detected in Wellness assurance camps. 5 2 5
(vii) Total no. of new Diabetic cases detected in Wellness assurance camps. 4 2 4
(viii) Total No. of Cancer cases detected in wellness assurance camps. 0 0 0
(ix) Total No. of Anemia cases detected in wellness assurance camps. 0 0 0
(x) No. of Health Awareness  lectures done in Railway/ other premises for employees/RELHS. 0 0 0
         
  SCHOOL HEALTH      
(i) Number of Railway Schools in the Zone 2 2 2
(ii) Total number of students in these schools  644 645 644
(iii)  Number of students whose medical examination has been done in the month 122 105 122
         
  IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS ELIMINATION PROGRAMME (NTEP)       
(i) Number of New Pulmonary TB (PTB) Cases detected 0 0 0
(ii) Number of New Extra Pulmonary TB (EPTB) Cases detected. 0 0 0
(iii) Number of active TB cases taking AKT. 6 0 6
(iv) Total number of Pulmonary TB cases under NTEP programme. 6 0 6
(v) Total number of MDR Pulmonary TB cases. 0 0 0
         
  PREVENTATION OF HIV TRANSMISSION AND MANAGEMENT OF AIDS CASES       
(i) No of Persons tested for HIV 226 149 226
(ii) No of Persons with HIV per 10,000 beneficiaries 0 0 0
(iii) No. of persons found HIV +ve  0 0 3
(iv) Total no. of HIV +ve (PLHIV) in the zone (Total Pool) 0 0 0
(v) No. of persons HIV +ve tested referred to ART centre 0 0 3
(vi) No. of PLHIV found to be eligible to receive ART 0 0 0
(vii) No. of persons receiving regular ART 0 0 0
(viii) No.of HIV+ve mothers delivered (In Railway Hospitals and outside). 0 0 0
(ix) No.of HIV+ve mothers  who delivered HIV -ve babies 0 0 0
(x) No. of needle stick injuries 0 0 0
(xi) No. of persons receiving / received ART after needle stick  injury 0 0 0
         
  INDUSTRIAL PERFORMANCE      
(A) MAN DAYS LOST      
(i) Total no. of Man days lost on RMC in last month 13491 11414 13491
(ii) Percentage of man days lost in RMC in last month 2.44 2.24 2.44
(iii) Total no. of Man days lost in HOD / IOD in last month  on duty) 399 513 399
(iv) Percentage of man days lost in HOD/ IOD in last month on duty 0.06 0.08 0.06
(v)  No. of employees on sick list for more than one year (Annexure-11) 3 8 3
(vi) No. of Medical Boards finalised in last month. 4 0 4
(vii) No.of Pending Medical Boards (More than 60 days) 1 6 1
(viii) No.of AEMG done   (Details as per Annexure-12) 4 0 4
(ix) No. of Invalidation 0 0 0
         
(B) MEDICAL EXAMINATION      
(i) No. of candidates  of  A1 Category examined 0 0 0
(ii) No. A1  cases of candidates finalized within 2 days N.A. N.A. N.A.
(iii) No. of candidates  of  A2 Category and below examined 8 13 8
(iv) No. of A2 & below  cases finalized on the same day 6 5 6
(v) Total number of medical examination of candidates of all categories examined 8 13 8
(vi) Total number of appeals against medical examination preferred by candidates. 0 0 0
(vii) No. of cases, out of  (vi) in which the original decision was changed on appeal N.A. N.A. N.A.
(viii) No. of PME done for A1 Category. 33 18 33
(ix) No. A1  cases finalized within 2 days. 32 15 32
(x) No. of PME done for A2 Category & below. 105 119 105
(xi) No. of PME done for A2 Category & below within 1 day. 99 108 99
(xii) No. of  IRHS doctors 17 14 17
(xiii) No. of IRHS doctors authorised for  ME - (Details in Annexure 13- HU/Hospitals/Name of IRHS/ Designation/Authorised on /for  A1/A2/A3 & Below B1. 10 10 10
         
(C) INDUSTRIAL BASED INJURIES      
(i) Total No. of employees in Open Line 17833 17575 17833
(ii) No. of Employees sustaining fatal injury during last month in Open Line 0 0 0
(iii) Total no. of grievous injuries in Open Line staff in last month 2 6 2
(iv) Total No. of simple injuries in Open Line employees in the last month  4 6 4
(v) Total No. of employees in workshops/PUs Nil Nil Nil
(vi) No. of Employees sustaining fatal injury during last month in workshops Nil Nil Nil
(vii) Total no. of grievous injuries in workshop staff in the month Nil Nil Nil
(viii) Total No. of simple injuries in workshop employees in the last month  Nil Nil Nil
         
  MEDICAL SERVICES  PROVIDED  AT TRAINS (Annexure for i to x)      
(i)  (a) No. of trains in which medical boxes as per AIIMS committee guidelines have  been provided  8 4 8
  (b) No. of stations where Medical  boxes as per AIIMS guildelines have been provided 4 4 4
(ii)  No. of Staff completed First- Aid training during the month  7 4 7
(iii) No of  Passengers provided Medical Aid during journey / stations/Yards 385 299 385
(vi) No. of Railway accident calls attended (Annexure-14) 0 0 0
(v) No. of deaths 0 0 0
(vi) No. of Stations with       
  (a)  SPART with ARMV 3 3 3
  (b) ARME-Scale-I 0 0 0
  (c ) ARME Scale-II 8 8 8
(viii) No. of inspections of above by medical officers as per IRMM (Details in Annexure-15 ( a&b) with location , Date, Name of Doctor, Inspection details (Revise) 12 12 12
         
  MEDICINE PROCUREMENT      
(i) Total number of  items demanded in annual medical indent 1551 1629 1551
(ii) Total number of  items finalised by issue of Purchase Order (PO) till month. (H.Q. 7 + Divn. 6) 119 129 119
(iii) Total no. of items received for which PO issued till this month 55 178 55
(iv) (a) Total funds allotted for AMI  (in Rs. Lakhs) ######### ######### #########
  (b) Expenditure in Rs on local purchase during the  period (in  Rs Lakhs) ######## ######## 8,48,777..8
(v) Value of bills passed on PO issued from Zonal Headquarter stores office (in Rs. Lakhs) ######## ######## ########
(vi) No. of bills pending more than 30 days with medical department 6 5 6
         
  M&P ITEMS      
(i) Total number of M&P items (costing  more than Rs. 10 lakh). 9 8 9
(ii) Total number of M&P items (costing  more than Rs. 10 lakh) under AMC/CMC. 1 1 1
(iii) Total number of M&P items not kept under regular AMC/CMC 8 7 8
(iv) No of preventive maintenance/ repair work done  in the last month. Nil Nil Nil
(v) M&P Equipment more than 5 lakh out of order  for last 3 months  Nil Nil Nil
         
  ORGANISATION STATISTICS      
(i) (a)  No. of Medical Officers posts sanctioned in the divn (Pre- Restructuring) 33 33 33
  (b) No. of Medical Officers posts sanctioned in the divn (Post- Restructuring) 30 29 30
(ii) No. of IRHS Doctors working in the divn 17 14 17
  Total No. of IRHS doctors working as GDMO/Specialists      
(iii) GDMO 7 6 7
(iv) Specialists 10 8 10
(v) No. of vacancies in the divn ( Exclude study leave, EOL, unauthorised absent ) 7 2 7
(vi) No. of CMPs working in the divn 5 7 5
(vii) Number of IRHS doctors allotted to the divn Nil Nil Nil
(viii) Number of IRHS doctors who reported to the divn for joining  Nil Nil Nil
(ix) Number of IRHS doctors on unauthorised absence (Annexure-16) with details name/designation/date of absence/action taken  2 4 2
(x) Percentage of IRHS doctors retained 56.66% 46.66% 56.66%
(xi) No. of HVS working in the division 3 3 3
(xii) No. of case to case consultants empanelled 6 2 6
(xiii) No. of cases dealt by case to case Consultants last month 19 17 19
  No. of Health care facilities where HMIS implemented.      
(i) Total no. of Health care facilities in divn 12 12 12
(ii) No. of HMIS modules implementation  8 8 8
(a)  In Hospital (Annexure-18)      
  (i) Registration Yes Yes Yes
  (ii) OPD  Yes Yes Yes
  (iii) Pharmacy Yes Yes Yes
  (iv) Laboratory No No No
  (v) Referral No No No
  (vi) Que System Yes No Yes
  (vii) In-Patient Module Yes Yes Yes
  (viii) Sick  and Fit Module Yes No Yes
  (ix) Service Area Yes Yes Yes
  (x) Operation theatre Moudle + Anaesthesia No No No
  (xi) Local Purchase Yes No Yes
  (b)   In Health Units  (Annexure-19)      
  (i) Registration Yes Yes Yes
  (ii) OPD  Yes Yes Yes
  (iii) Pharmacy Yes Yes Yes
  (iv) Sick and Fit Module Yes Yes Yes
(iii)  No. of Health care facilities where HMIS not implemented. 0 0 0





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