AIIMS, the country’s largest government medical institute, has made its priorities regarding treatment clear in the beginning of the new year. The institute says that amid limited resources, serious and complex patients will be able to get better treatment only when the pressure of common diseases is reduced. In this regard, the AIIMS administration has appealed for cooperation from the patients and their families.

Super specialty hospital, not general clinic

AIIMS Director Dr. M Srinivas has said that this institute has not been created for the treatment of minor everyday diseases. The role of AIIMS is in those cases where the complexity of treatment is high or facilities are not available in other hospitals. In cases like cough, cold or mild fever, local hospitals are a better option.

Coming unnecessarily increases the problem.

According to the director, a large number of such patients reach AIIMS, who can get treatment even in normal hospitals. This creates difficulty in providing timely care to serious patients. If people get treatment at the right level, AIIMS services can be more effective.

Emphasis on online appointment

The online appointment system for treatment in AIIMS is being made more stringent. The administration has made it clear that priority will be given to patients who come with prior appointment. If you arrive without an appointment, you may have to wait a long time.

Trying to maintain convenience amidst huge crowd

AIIMS administration says that continuous improvements are being made keeping in mind the convenience of the patients. Arrangements for electric vehicles have been made to ease the movement of patients at night. The goal is that the disorder does not increase with treatment.

Every patient is not equal, priority is necessary

Dr. Srinivas said that the condition of every patient coming to AIIMS is different. Therefore, treatment is also given on priority basis. Every year about 50 lakh patients come to OPD for treatment. This number is more than the population of many small countries. In such a situation, one hospital cannot bear the burden of the entire country.

Referral patients will get preference

The AIIMS administration says that the cases which are referred by other hospitals due to lack of resources or expertise, are the real responsibility of AIIMS. To maintain focus on such patients, it is necessary to reduce the crowd.

Hospital system will be more digital

AIIMS has taken another big step to strengthen the treatment system. Now information related to on-call duty will be available on an online dashboard. With this, it will be immediately known which doctor or staff is present on duty at which time.

Complete information about duty will be available on one click, there will be no delay in emergency

Under the new system, all departments will upload their on-call roster on AIIMS intranet. Control room and administration will not need to search for information at different places. Complete data will be available on a single platform. With the real-time updated roster, the right medical team can be called immediately in case of emergency. This will reduce the delay in treatment and patients will be able to get timely help. According to the AIIMS administration, from April 1, the online on-call dashboard will be the official medium. The manual process will almost be eliminated. This will make the functioning of the hospital more organized and patients will directly benefit from it.

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The death of the country’s first woman Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was not just a sad incident, but there were many untold things related to it, which were kept for years. Now the curtain has been lifted from these secrets, Dr. Sneh Bhargava, the first woman director of AIIMS, whose recently published autobiography “The Woman Hu Rain AIIMS” is in discussion these days.

Dr. Sneh Bhargava was honored in 1984 to become the first woman director of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi. In 1962, as a junior radiologist, he also played an important role in the treatment of the country’s first Prime Minister Pandit Nehru. But the day of October 31, 1984 became the most difficult day of his life.

In his autobiography, Dr. Bhargava writes that the day he took charge in AIIMS, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was brought to the emergency room in the morning in a riddled condition. Her saffron saree was soaked in blood and had 33 bullet marks on the body. Sonia Gandhi had brought her and could just say that she has been shot.

Doctors tried, but no hope left

The team of doctors tried to take out the bullets, which kept falling on the floor of the operation theater, but there was no hope left. It was difficult to get Indira’s B-Negative Blood Group and the stock in the hospital was also over.

Although Indira Gandhi was declared patiently dead, the official announcement of her death was postponed for four hours. Why? Because at that time the President of the country Zail Singh was abroad and Rajiv Gandhi was in the election campaign. Fearing political crisis and rioting, doctors got orders that the efforts should be continued to save the Prime Minister’s life, even if that effort is only for showing.

Big disclosure made at the age of 95

Dr. Bhargava says that our job was to show that we are saving their lives. During this time, anti -Sikh riots started in Delhi. Dr. Bhargava called the police to protect AIIMS Sikh employees and made his house a refugee center. This story of 95 -year -old Dr. Bhargava reminds us that things do not record on many pages of history which decrease behind the curtain.

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