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Samba, July 22: Director Health Services Jammu, Dr. Abdul Hamid Zargar, visited CHC Ramgarh District Samba on 22-07-25 and convened a comprehensive Block-Level Review Meeting of Health Programmes.
As part of his ongoing efforts to assess and streamline the functioning of health care services DHSJ had a threadbare discussion with all present in the meeting. BMO Ramgarh Dr. Lakhwinder Singh formally welcomed the Director.
He also presented a detailed Power Point presentation highlighting key health indicators, achievements, and the overall work done.
During the meeting, Dr. Abdul Hamid Zargar held an in-depth review of several critical health agenda points.
These included, Functioning of the Drug and Vaccine Distribution Management System (DVDMS) Portal, Implementation and utilization of e Sahaj, Ambulance Services and timely referrals, Progress under the National TB Elimination Programme, Status of e Sanjeevani telemedicine services, Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) screening and management, C-section service availability at delivery points, Performance of Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK), Functionality and Implementation of the National Programme for Control of Blindness, Activities under the ASHA programme, Progress of other flagship National Health Programmes besides Monitoring and reporting under Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme (IDSP) through the Integrated Health Information Platform (IHIP).
DHSJ emphasized the importance of efficient service delivery, timely reporting, and collaborative efforts to meet the set health targets.
He also gave on-spot directions to BMO Ramgarh to ensure effective execution and monitoring for better implementation of every programme.
He encouraged all stakeholders to work in synergy for the betterment of public health services. DHS urged all programme officers to focus on community engagement, digital reporting, and cross-departmental coordination to achieve the desired outcomes under various health initiatives.
DHSJ also took round of all sections of the hospital and interacted with staff, patients and attendants.
DHS emphasized the importance of patient satisfaction and efficient service delivery. |
