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Government of Tamil nadu
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ABSTRACT
Family Welfare Programme – Deputation of Post Graduate Residents from specific Teaching Institutions to specific Government Hospitals – orders – Issued.
HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT
G.O.Ms.No.120
Dated 27.6.2002
Read:
- 1. From the Commissioner for Maternal, Child Health and Welfare, Project Director, Reproductive and Child Health Project D.O.No.28501/FW/D7/D&E/2000, dated 12.4.2001,.
2. From the Director of Family Welfare, letter No.28501/FW/D7/D&E/2000 dated 22.6.2001.
3. From the Director of Medical Education, letter No.K.Dis.No.100934/P&D III/1/2001, dated 25.4.2002.
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ORDER:-
The Commissioner for Maternal, Child Health and Welfare, Project Officer, Reproductive and Child Health Project, Chennai in the D.O.letter first read above has stated that after conducting three Regional Review Meeting for the Project Officers of Post Partum Centres at Coimbatore, Chennai and Madurai, it was observed that Neo-natal deaths and Maternal deaths are high and are showing an increasing trend in the Teaching hospitals over the past three years. Subsequently on 5.1.2001 a One day workshop was held for the Deans, Professors or Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Professors or Paediatrics and Project Officers involving panel of experts. During the workshop, the resource persons suggested that the post Graduate Residents from the Departments of Obstetric and Gynaecology, anaesthesia, Surgery and Medicine may be posted to the District Hospitals and Taluk Hospitals for a period of atleast 4 months in the last year of P.G.Course so that the Post Graduate Residents will be benefited by handling the emergency cases in the First Referral Units. The Commissioner for Maternal, Child Health and Family Welfare has, therefore suggested the Post Graduate Residents to the following hospitals for a period of at least 4 months in the last year of P.G.Course and the Director of Medical Education and Director of Medical and Rural Health Services may also be requested to issue necessary orders to all the Hospitals under their control that the Staff Nurses posted in the labour ward need not be transferred for a minimum period of one to two years and if transferred that Staff Nurse may be replaced by another trained hand so that the trained Staff Nurses will handle emergency obstetric cases in skilled manner.
SI.No |
Name of Teaching Institutions |
Name of Government Hospitals |
1. |
Institute of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Government Women and Children Hospital, Chennai. |
Government Hospital, Tiruvallur and Thiruthani of Tiruvallur District. |
2. |
Government Kasturba Gandhi Hospital, Chennai. |
Government Hospital, Ponneri, Tiruvallur District Government Hospital, Tambaram Kancheepuram District. |
3. |
Government Kilpauk Medical College Hospital, Chennai. |
Government Hospital, Arakonam and Walajapet of Vellore District. |
4. |
Government RSRM Hospital, Chennai. |
Government Hospital, Arani and Cheyyar of Tiruvannamalai District. |
5. |
Government Chengalpattu Medical College Hospital, Chengalpattu. |
Headquarters Hospital, Kancheepuram and Government Hospital, Madurantagam of Kancheepuram District. |
6. |
Government Coimbatore Medical College Hospital, Coimbatore. |
Headquarters Hospital, Mettupalayam Government Hospitals Palladam and Pollachi of Coimbatore District. |
7. |
Government Rajaji Hospital, Madurai |
Headquarters Hospital, Usilampatti Government Hospitals, Melur and Thirumangalam of Madurai district Government Hospital, Nilakottai of Dindigul District. |
8. |
Government Mohan Kumaramangalam Medical College Hospital, Salem. |
Headquarters Hospital, Dharmapuri and Headquarters Hospital, Mettur Dam, Government Hospital, Attur of Salem District. |
9. |
Government Raja Mirasdar Hospital, Thanjavur. |
Headquarters Hospital, Kumbakonam and Government Hospital, Peravurani of Thanjavur District.
Headquarters Hospital, Thiruvarur of Thiruvarur District.
Government Hospital, Keeranur of Pudukotai District. |
10 |
KAP Viswanathan Medical College Hospital, Tiruchirapalli. |
Headquarters Hospital, Karur, Government Hospital, Srirangam and Government Hospital, Lalgudi of Tiruchirapalli District. |
11. |
Government Tirunelveli Medical College Hospital, Tirunelveli. |
Headquarters Hospital, Virudhunagar, Headquarters Hospital, Tenkasi.
Government Hospital, Ambasamudram and Government Hospital, Shenkottai of Tirunelveli District. |
2.The Director of Family Welfare, Director of Medical and Rural Health Services and the Director of Medical Education are requested to offer their remarks on the proposal of the Commissioner for Maternal and Child Health and Welfare. The Director of Family Welfare and the Director of Medical and Rural Health Services in the letters second and fourth read above respectively have agreed to the proposal of the Commissioner Reproductive and Child Health. However, the Director of Medical Education in the letter third read above viewed that the post Graduate Residents from the Departments of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Anaesthesia, Surgery and Medicine may be posted to the District Hospitals and Taluk Hospitals for a period of 3 months in the first year and 3 months in the last year of post graduate course.
3.The proposal of the Commissioner for Maternal, Child Health and Welfare was discussed during the meeting of Heads of Departments meeting held on 27.05.2002. The Government have carefully examined the proposal in the light of the discussion held in the meeting of the Heads of Departments and have decided to accept the same with certain modifications. Accordingly the Government direct the Director of Medical Education to depute post graduate residents from the Department of Obstetrices, Gynaecology, Anaesthesia, Surgery, Medicine and paediatric from the Specific Teaching Institutions to the specific Government Hospitals and Taluk Hospitals, as mentioned in para 1 above, in the second year for a period of three months. The Government also direct that the attendance during deputation is made compulsory. This comes into effect immediately.
(By order of the Governor)
SYED MUNIR HODA,
SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT
To
The Director of Medical Education, Chennai-10.
The Commissioner for Maternal, Child Health and Welfare,
Project Director, Reproductive and Child Health, Chennai-6.
The Director of Medical and Rural Health Services, Chennai-6
The Director of Family Welfare, Chenai-6
The Senior Personal Assistant to Minister (Health), Chennai-9
//Forwarded By order//
SECTION OFFICER
ABSTRACT
Family Welfare Programme – Deputation of Post Graduate Residents from specific Teaching Institutions to specific Government Hospitals – orders – Issued.
HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT
G.O.Ms.No.120
Dated 27.6.2002
Read:
- 1. From the Commissioner for Maternal, Child Health and Welfare, Project Director, Reproductive and Child Health Project D.O.No.28501/FW/D7/D&E/2000, dated 12.4.2001,.
2. From the Director of Family Welfare, letter No.28501/FW/D7/D&E/2000 dated 22.6.2001.
3. From the Director of Medical Education, letter No.K.Dis.No.100934/P&D III/1/2001, dated 25.4.2002.
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ORDER:-
The Commissioner for Maternal, Child Health and Welfare, Project Officer, Reproductive and Child Health Project, Chennai in the D.O.letter first read above has stated that after conducting three Regional Review Meeting for the Project Officers of Post Partum Centres at Coimbatore, Chennai and Madurai, it was observed that Neo-natal deaths and Maternal deaths are high and are showing an increasing trend in the Teaching hospitals over the past three years. Subsequently on 5.1.2001 a One day workshop was held for the Deans, Professors or Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Professors or Paediatrics and Project Officers involving panel of experts. During the workshop, the resource persons suggested that the post Graduate Residents from the Departments of Obstetric and Gynaecology, anaesthesia, Surgery and Medicine may be posted to the District Hospitals and Taluk Hospitals for a period of atleast 4 months in the last year of P.G.Course so that the Post Graduate Residents will be benefited by handling the emergency cases in the First Referral Units. The Commissioner for Maternal, Child Health and Family Welfare has, therefore suggested the Post Graduate Residents to the following hospitals for a period of at least 4 months in the last year of P.G.Course and the Director of Medical Education and Director of Medical and Rural Health Services may also be requested to issue necessary orders to all the Hospitals under their control that the Staff Nurses posted in the labour ward need not be transferred for a minimum period of one to two years and if transferred that Staff Nurse may be replaced by another trained hand so that the trained Staff Nurses will handle emergency obstetric cases in skilled manner.
SI.No |
Name of Teaching Institutions |
Name of Government Hospitals |
1. |
Institute of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Government Women and Children Hospital, Chennai. |
Government Hospital, Tiruvallur and Thiruthani of Tiruvallur District. |
2. |
Government Kasturba Gandhi Hospital, Chennai. |
Government Hospital, Ponneri, Tiruvallur District Government Hospital, Tambaram Kancheepuram District. |
3. |
Government Kilpauk Medical College Hospital, Chennai. |
Government Hospital, Arakonam and Walajapet of Vellore District. |
4. |
Government RSRM Hospital, Chennai. |
Government Hospital, Arani and Cheyyar of Tiruvannamalai District. |
5. |
Government Chengalpattu Medical College Hospital, Chengalpattu. |
Headquarters Hospital, Kancheepuram and Government Hospital, Madurantagam of Kancheepuram District. |
6. |
Government Coimbatore Medical College Hospital, Coimbatore. |
Headquarters Hospital, Mettupalayam Government Hospitals Palladam and Pollachi of Coimbatore District. |
7. |
Government Rajaji Hospital, Madurai |
Headquarters Hospital, Usilampatti Government Hospitals, Melur and Thirumangalam of Madurai district Government Hospital, Nilakottai of Dindigul District. |
8. |
Government Mohan Kumaramangalam Medical College Hospital, Salem. |
Headquarters Hospital, Dharmapuri and Headquarters Hospital, Mettur Dam, Government Hospital, Attur of Salem District. |
9. |
Government Raja Mirasdar Hospital, Thanjavur. |
Headquarters Hospital, Kumbakonam and Government Hospital, Peravurani of Thanjavur District.
Headquarters Hospital, Thiruvarur of Thiruvarur District.
Government Hospital, Keeranur of Pudukotai District. |
10 |
KAP Viswanathan Medical College Hospital, Tiruchirapalli. |
Headquarters Hospital, Karur, Government Hospital, Srirangam and Government Hospital, Lalgudi of Tiruchirapalli District. |
11. |
Government Tirunelveli Medical College Hospital, Tirunelveli. |
Headquarters Hospital, Virudhunagar, Headquarters Hospital, Tenkasi.
Government Hospital, Ambasamudram and Government Hospital, Shenkottai of Tirunelveli District. |
2.The Director of Family Welfare, Director of Medical and Rural Health Services and the Director of Medical Education are requested to offer their remarks on the proposal of the Commissioner for Maternal and Child Health and Welfare. The Director of Family Welfare and the Director of Medical and Rural Health Services in the letters second and fourth read above respectively have agreed to the proposal of the Commissioner Reproductive and Child Health. However, the Director of Medical Education in the letter third read above viewed that the post Graduate Residents from the Departments of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Anaesthesia, Surgery and Medicine may be posted to the District Hospitals and Taluk Hospitals for a period of 3 months in the first year and 3 months in the last year of post graduate course.
3.The proposal of the Commissioner for Maternal, Child Health and Welfare was discussed during the meeting of Heads of Departments meeting held on 27.05.2002. The Government have carefully examined the proposal in the light of the discussion held in the meeting of the Heads of Departments and have decided to accept the same with certain modifications. Accordingly the Government direct the Director of Medical Education to depute post graduate residents from the Department of Obstetrices, Gynaecology, Anaesthesia, Surgery, Medicine and paediatric from the Specific Teaching Institutions to the specific Government Hospitals and Taluk Hospitals, as mentioned in para 1 above, in the second year for a period of three months. The Government also direct that the attendance during deputation is made compulsory. This comes into effect immediately.
(By order of the Governor)
SYED MUNIR HODA,
SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT
To
The Director of Medical Education, Chennai-10.
The Commissioner for Maternal, Child Health and Welfare,
Project Director, Reproductive and Child Health, Chennai-6.
The Director of Medical and Rural Health Services, Chennai-6
The Director of Family Welfare, Chenai-6
The Senior Personal Assistant to Minister (Health), Chennai-9
//Forwarded By order//
SECTION OFFICER
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