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AYUSH hospitals set to come up in Siddipet,Vikarabad & Bhupalpally
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Focus on boosting traditional healthcare services across the state
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The Telangana government would soon be starting the Integrated AYUSH Hospitals in Siddipet, Vikarabad and Bhupalpally districts.
Health Minister C Damodar Raja Narasimha, who chaired a review meeting on AYUSH medical services in the state, enquired about various aspects concerning the government and private AYUSH hospitals, clinics, colleges, and other related institutions within the state.
The minister directed the officials to formulate proposals necessary for the development of government colleges and hospitals. The minister ordered that full-fledged facilities should be established in the Integrated AYUSH Hospitals in Siddipet, Vikarabad and Bhupalpally, and that these facilities be made available to the public as soon as possible.
The minister emphasised that the functioning of the AYUSH Department should be geared towards popularising traditional Indian medical services and ensuring they are beneficial to the public.
He said that the number of outpatient (OP) and inpatient (IP) cases should increase further and issued directives to recruit doctors and staff wherever necessary.
He directed that there should be no gaps in the supply of AYUSH medicines and that all types of medications required by patients must be kept readily available. The minister ordered that the attendance of government Ayurveda and Homeopathy doctors and staff be strictly monitored.
The Minister further said that strict action be taken against those who remain absent from their duties. He directed AYUSH Director Srikanth Babu to take strict action against individuals running Ayurvedic, Homeopathic, and other hospitals and clinics without proper permits and qualifications, and who are exploiting the public through misleading advertisements.
