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GADA officer reviews Health Department
Gajwel Area Development Authority (GADA) officer on Special Duty M Hanumantha Rao held a review meeting on the health department in the Gajwel Revenue Division along with the Deputy Medical Officer of the District Dr. Balram and Health and Medical Officer at GADA Dr. Kashinath on Monday at Gajwel.
Gajwel: Gajwel Area Development Authority (GADA) officer on Special Duty M Hanumantha Rao held a review meeting on the health department in the Gajwel Revenue Division along with the Deputy Medical Officer of the District Dr. Balram and Health and Medical Officer at GADA Dr. Kashinath on Monday at Gajwel.
The officer ordered the officials to review and take steps to increase the number of the deliveries at Primary Health Centres in villages. Non-Communicable Diseases camps should be conducted at villages and the prepared list of identified patients should be sent to the cluster within 10 days.
The medical officials should conduct HDS meeting within 15 days after discussing the funds of Primary Health Centres in the villages of the area, ordered the GADA officer. He also discussed and directed the officials to supply Oral Rehydration Salt packets to the Asha workers to avoid sunstroke and dehydration among children and adults in this summer season from the scorching heat.
