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Union Health Minister Unveils Ambitious ‘One District One Medical College’ Initiative for Comprehensive Healthcare in India

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News on Health 3 ArdorComm Media Group Union Health Minister Unveils Ambitious ‘One District One Medical College’ Initiative for Comprehensive Healthcare in India

Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya announced on Sunday that the government has initiated a new education policy inspired by Mahatma Gandhi’s principles. As part of this policy, the government aims to establish one medical college in each district across India, converting them into “Ayushman” districts. The minister made this announcement while speaking at the diamond jubilee celebration of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College in Indore. The event also saw the inauguration of a Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) sub-zonal office and Central Drug Testing Laboratory (CDTL) in Indore. The minister also laid the foundation stone for various facilities at AIIMS, Bhopal and inaugurated several other health facilities in Madhya Pradesh. In his address, Mandaviya emphasized the government’s commitment to ensuring access to high-quality medicines for citizens and promoting ease of doing business for stakeholders in the pharmaceutical industry. He also highlighted the importance of the newly inaugurated facilities in AIIMS, Bhopal and the government’s goal of establishing AIIMS in all states of the country. The minister also stressed the significant role that medical colleges play in monitoring public health in their respective districts. He reminded the audience that the government’s goal of eradicating diseases like TB, kala-azar, and leprosy by 2025 relies heavily on the efforts of these medical colleges. The occasion also witnessed the inauguration of the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College alumni network and the release of a postal stamp and diamond jubilee souvenir of the institute. This initiative aims to strengthen the bond between the institute and its alumni and celebrate the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi. The news of the government’s plan to establish one medical college in each district in India has been met with enthusiasm and support from various sectors. This move will not only increase access to quality healthcare but also create a robust system for monitoring public health in the country. With this step, the government reaffirms its commitment to making India a healthier nation.

BMC Unveils ₹1,500 Crore ‘Healthcare at Doorstep’ Initiative: Digital Health Mission to Transform Medical Services in Maharashtra

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f5211504 f725 4b46 a88b c7275a41ce7a ArdorComm Media Group BMC Unveils ₹1,500 Crore ‘Healthcare at Doorstep’ Initiative: Digital Health Mission to Transform Medical Services in Maharashtra

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) in Maharashtra is planning to launch a groundbreaking healthcare initiative with a 1,500 crore budget. The ‘Chief Minister Health at Doorstep Scheme,’ which aims to reduce out-of-pocket healthcare costs, is expected to provide a wide range of medical services directly to residents. Sudhakar Shinde, BMC Additional Municipal Commissioner, announced the initiative at the CII Hospital Tech summit, emphasizing the importance of diagnostics for people over the age of 60. The scheme will include services such as doorstep delivery of over 4,500 drug-consumable items, as well as blood sample collection. BMC’s commitment to healthcare is reflected in its allocation of 15% of its budget to the sector, which is higher than the percentage allocated by most states in the country. Shinde urged industry to help with the initiative by providing skilled medical professionals, IT support, and innovative solutions. Collaboration with the private sector is critical to the program’s success in providing quality healthcare to Mumbai residents. N Nawin Sona, Principal Secretary of the Maharashtra Government’s Public Health Department, emphasized the importance of technology adoption in order to reduce healthcare costs. He outlined the government’s plan to improve healthcare access, accountability, and affordability. Sona also emphasized the importance of health data alignment between the public and private sectors, as well as the establishment of a health registry. The Maharashtra Government is actively pursuing the Digital Health Mission in line with its commitment to technological advancements in healthcare. The government intends to work with the private sector to carry out this mission, emphasizing the importance of public-private partnerships in transforming healthcare delivery. The initiative is a forward-thinking approach that leverages technology to improve healthcare services and make them more convenient and affordable for Maharashtra residents.