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Home / Himachal Pradesh / Six Depts Resume Opd Services At Chamiana Hospital

Six depts resume OPD services at Chamiana hospital

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Shimla, Updated At : 02:30 AM Dec 24, 2024 IST

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Six super specialty departments have resumed their outdoor patient department (OPD) services at the Atal Institute of Medical Super Specialty (AIMSS) Hospital, Chamiana, as of today. The departments restarting services include neurology, endocrinology, nephrology, urology, plastic surgery, and gastroenterology. This move comes in compliance with the High Court’s orders issued on December 18.
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Dr Brij Sharma, the principal of the hospital, stated that 270 patients visited the hospital on the first day of the resumption of OPD services. Additionally, shuttle buses have been provided for patients traveling from the Indira Gandhi Medical College and Hospital and the Dhalli tunnel.

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All super specialty departments from IGMC Shimla are set to be transferred to Chamiana hospital. Although the hospital was inaugurated more than two years ago under the previous BJP government, the lack of a proper approach road had delayed the full implementation of services and facilities.

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