Faridpur Representative
In Faridpur's Charbhadrasan Upazila Health Complex, the medical services are going on in the midst of various crises. Patients are not getting any health test facilities for 9 years despite getting the benefits of X-ray, ECG. Even though the exam equipment is vacant, the post of medical technologist (LAB) has been stopped. This situation has been going on since 2014. Besides, doctors and employees are suffering from shortage of t o...
Upazila Health Complex sources said that the work of 31-season Charbhadrasan Health Complex was started in 1977 on 6 acre 95 percent land on 6 acres of land.
It is known that there are 14 medical posts in this health complex, which is working against 8 people who are working in the same way, there are 8. There are two jobs in the position of the junior consultant and two of the posts of the junior consultant.
While all 23 posts of staff nurses are working, 5 of them are working elsewhere in the health complex, including doctors, nurses, class IV employees, and 83 posts are employed in the hospital, 55 are vacant.
On April 12, the health complex has been visited by the health complex from 11 am to 1 am and talks to the patients. The health complex has the opportunity to do X-ray and ECG in the health complex from 1st to 7th April. However, the post of medical technologist (Lab) has been vacant for 9 years.
The deceased Md. Dakshin Alam Nagar village of Sadar Unit is undergoing treatment on women's website. Alauddin's wife Jharna Begum (51) said, ‘If you can see a doctor in the health complex, we should not have blood and urine tests. We should go to the clinic for these tests. If you go there, you will take one to two thousand rupees for various tests. If we had the opportunity to do these tests in the hospital, we would have saved our expenses.’
The health complex with 31 beds has five total operating spaces, 10 each in male and female operands, 10 each in the 3rd, four beds in the 10th, children's websites and four on the maternity and four.
102 people were admitted to the health complex in a week from April 1 to 7, 126 people were treated in the emergency department and 1 thousand 600 patients were treated in the outpatient department.
Mustafa Mandal (55), a resident of Dangi village in Sadar Uni, who is undergoing treatment at the male andter, said that he has been admitted to the health complex due to fever and cough. He said that the toilets of the terrace should not be cleaned properly. If the patient is more pressure, the toilet should not be allowed to smell bad.
When asked about these things, Upazila Health and Family Planning Officer Hafizur Rahman said, "The health complex has to be managed with many limitations. Only one person has been placed in place of five cleaners. It is difficult for him to clean up all the toilets in the health complex.
Hafizur Rahman also said that the quality and scope of the medical services of this health complex has improved much in the past. Earlier, there was no always a doctor in the health complex, now no matter what the patient comes in day and night, the doctor can see the number of patients in the outer department.
