Civil Surgeon reviews AAC functioning

Civil Surgeon Pardeep Kumar Mohindra on Thursday visited Aam Aadmi Clinic (AAC) at Focal Point to review its functioning and ensure delivery of quality healthcare to the public. During the visit, the Civil Surgeon interacted with patients to gather feedback...

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:24 AM Nov 29, 2024 IST

Civil Surgeon Pardeep Kumar Mohindra on Thursday visited Aam Aadmi Clinic (AAC) at Focal Point to review its functioning and ensure delivery of quality healthcare to the public.

During the visit, the Civil Surgeon interacted with patients to gather feedback on services provided at the clinic.

Patients expressed satisfaction with the medical care and accessibility of free medicines and diagnostic tests.

The Civil Surgeon emphasised on the importance of patient-centric care and instructed staff to address any grievances in a prompt manner.

The inspection also included a thorough review of medicine stock and record maintenance. The Civil Surgeon said the supply chain for essential drugs and consumables was intact and ensured proper documentation for transparency and accountability.

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