‘Chemists should keep anti-TB medicines, maintain records of patients’

LUDHIANA: Finding irregularities in availability of tuberculosis (TB) drugs, Ludhiana civil surgeon has issued instructions to all doctors and chemists to regard patients properly and likewise to keep drugs in their inventory. The district well being division has also planned to organise a one-month coaching for doctors and chemists for higher remedy of the patients.

The civil surgeon Dr Parminderpal Singh Sandhu mentioned he got here to know that numerous chemists don't seem to be keeping TB capsules in their stores as a result of then they've to keep the data of the patients. He mentioned if any physician or chemist has any confusion relating to remedy or any other factor, then she or he can attend a distinct coaching at civil surgeon’s place of job. Dr Sandhu mentioned coaching will happen each and every Tuesday and Friday from 9am until 10am. “In case any physician or chemist is found accountable, strict action might be taken in opposition to the individual,” warned Sandhu.


Meanwhile, the district well being division has requested the personal hospitals, chemists, check laboratories to upload knowledge relating to TB patients on the NIKSHAY portal. It will be sure that the compliance associated with the consumption of the medication via patients affected by TB. The union govt has also launched a mission to get rid of the tuberculosis via 2020. The enlisting of patients at the portal will also lend a hand the well being authorities to regulate drug resistant TB.


Notably, anti-TB medicine are to be had at the DOT centres, civil sanatorium, CHC/PHC and notified places. The medication for TB is also to be had at multispecialty hospitals DMCH and CMCH, Fortis, Deep Nursing Home, Deepak Hospital, SPS Hospital and Oswal Hospital. He added that chemists are meant to keep anti-TB medicine and likewise care for a file of the patients.


The patients of TB too can seek recommendation and any knowledge on the helpline 0161-2444193 of the district well being division or can contact district TB officer Dr Ashish Chawla at 99883-02708.


‘Chemists should keep anti-TB medicines, maintain records of patients’ ‘Chemists should keep anti-TB medicines, maintain records of patients’ Reviewed by Kailash on June 16, 2018 Rating: 5
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