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Haryana Doctors to Get Incentives for More Patients
30 Sep
Summary
- Doctors and staff in Haryana hospitals will receive incentives.
- Free diabetic retinopathy treatment to be offered in government hospitals.
- Vacant posts of doctors, radiologists, and cardiologists to be filled.
Haryana's government hospitals are set to receive a significant boost with new incentives for healthcare professionals. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced on Tuesday that doctors, support staff, and Ayushman Mitras will be rewarded for higher patient footfall, encouraging increased utilization of public healthcare services.
The state government plans to enhance services under the Ayushman Bharat and Chirayu schemes. A key announcement includes the provision of free treatment for diabetic retinopathy, which will now be available in government hospitals as part of the scheme's hospital package.
To address critical staffing needs, immediate action will be taken to fill vacant posts for doctors, radiologists, and cardiologists. An open recruitment mechanism is also being developed to attract specialists, with provisions for engaging retired radiologists.
Further reforms include allowing private specialists to perform operations in government hospitals on a daily or per-operation payment basis. A unified online platform for real-time monitoring of all hospital services, from registration to medicine dispensing, is mandated for November 1.
Amrit Pharmacies are also slated to open in all government hospitals by November 1, with CMsGGAs tasked to monitor hospital functioning and propose improvements. These measures signify a comprehensive effort to elevate the quality and accessibility of public healthcare in Haryana.
