CHANDIGARH: It is predicted that the ongoing battle for managing patient rush at PGI would possibly ease off this yr. PGI has been negotiating for 51 acre land at Sarangpur for its satellite tv for pc centre with the ministry of house affairs (MHA). According to the assets, the verdict is going to be in PGI's favour because the union ministry of well being and family welfare has been in a position to convince the MHA.
For virtually two years, due to increased footfall the institute has been asking to decrease the rate to acquire the land to Rs 20 crore in step with acre which takes the price of land to Rs 1100 crore. Many meetings up to now between the PGI's director and UT administrator have taken place for a similar.
There is a satellite tv for pc centre of PGI at Una in Himachal Pradesh and Sangrur in Punjab. The one in Una is temporarily being run from a district health facility. Saranpur would be the first in Chandigarh. The first satellite tv for pc centre of PGI has already come up in Sangrur, the place the screening OPD centre has been functional from some time.
"In a recent meeting with the ministries, a consensus was reached and the price is likely to be subsidised. Once this is approved, it will take some time for the building and infrastructure to develop," stated an legit from the ministry of well being.
The demand for the land started three years in the past. The master plan given by way of the PGI and as observed by way of the UT management saw the land appropriate for PGI's growth as it will serve the desire of neighbouring states. "With a daily footfall of around 8000 patients in the OPD, it is impossible to give quality time to all. If the OPDs are shifted at the satellite centre, other services can be well managed," stated a college member.
Subsequently, the trauma and oncology centres may even come up. There could also be a plan to determine a learning resource centre which can space a conventional centre for teaching functions.
For virtually two years, due to increased footfall the institute has been asking to decrease the rate to acquire the land to Rs 20 crore in step with acre which takes the price of land to Rs 1100 crore. Many meetings up to now between the PGI's director and UT administrator have taken place for a similar.
There is a satellite tv for pc centre of PGI at Una in Himachal Pradesh and Sangrur in Punjab. The one in Una is temporarily being run from a district health facility. Saranpur would be the first in Chandigarh. The first satellite tv for pc centre of PGI has already come up in Sangrur, the place the screening OPD centre has been functional from some time.
"In a recent meeting with the ministries, a consensus was reached and the price is likely to be subsidised. Once this is approved, it will take some time for the building and infrastructure to develop," stated an legit from the ministry of well being.
The demand for the land started three years in the past. The master plan given by way of the PGI and as observed by way of the UT management saw the land appropriate for PGI's growth as it will serve the desire of neighbouring states. "With a daily footfall of around 8000 patients in the OPD, it is impossible to give quality time to all. If the OPDs are shifted at the satellite centre, other services can be well managed," stated a college member.
Subsequently, the trauma and oncology centres may even come up. There could also be a plan to determine a learning resource centre which can space a conventional centre for teaching functions.
UT's 1st satellite centre to get subsidised land
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