In the capital Raipur, the Hamar Clinic, which was started with the objective of better primary treatment in the capital Raipur, is now becoming a center for distribution of medicines. Neither patients are being properly examined at the Hummer Clinic in Kushalpur, nor is the doctor’s advice.
In the capital Raipur, the Hamar Clinic, which was started with the objective of better primary treatment in the capital Raipur, is now becoming a center for distribution of medicines. Neither patients are being properly examined at the Hummer Clinic in Kushalpur, nor is the doctor’s advice. The situation is such that the nurses are playing the role of a doctor, and without investigating the patients are being sent home.
Doctor missing, nurses became doctors
Hummer Clinic was started for better health services, but currently there is a huge shortage of doctors in most of the city’s Hummer Clinic. There are doctors present only in some count clinics, the rest of the nurses are being treated with patients.
Nurses burdened with system
Following government orders has become a compulsion of nurses. They are looking at the patients on the basis of experience and their discretion, but they also have to suffer the punishment for a mistake.
Doctors demand, but no approval has been received yet
The CMHO has written a letter to the state government for the recruitment of doctors, but till now the city has not been able to get enough doctors. Due to this, more than half our clinic is devoid of doctors and patients are not getting the right treatment.
Example of patients from Kushalpur
Naresh Sahu, a resident of Kushalpur, was suffering from fever for the last three days. Hummer reached the clinic with the hope of treatment, but the doctor was not present there. The nurse gave the medicine and sent it home. If the patient’s condition is critical, the nurses also give a direct answer “Show in the outer hospital.”
