6 new divisions inhale new life into KMCH

The nature of administration has enhanced incredibly lately at Khulna Medical College Hospital (KMCH), on account of the endeavors of its Superintendent Dr ATM Monjur Morshed and his staff.

The doctor's facility currently has six new divisions and a Special Care Newborn Unit (SCANU). A mental ward has likewise begun working while the Burn and Plastic Surgery unit has been updated.

Prior there was no gastro, nervous system science medication, respiratory prescription, hematology and endocrinology divisions in the clinic. The patients just gotten essential treatment from the outer offices.

On February 7, 2018, a 10-bed nervous system science office was introduced by previous parliamentarian Muhammad Mizanur Rahman.

Nervous system science office head Assistant Professor Dr SM Fariduzzaman said poor families needed to hold up under the expense of treatment. "Presently, they are getting treatment in outer and inward branches of the healing center," he stated, including that the office began its adventure with five male and five female beds.

Gastro, nervous system science prescription, respiratory medication, hematology and endocrinology divisions were initiated on the fourth floor of the healing center, with seven beds in nervous system science drug, six beds in gastro, seven beds in respiratory medication, eight beds in endocrinology, the specialist said.

Doctor's facility sources said Superintendent Morshed started numerous means in the wake of assuming responsibility in 2017 to enhance administrations including steady supply of oxygen, moving funeral home, restricting dealers, and setting up another room close to blood donation center.

Dr Morshed said a SCANU had been opened. "We needed to bring oxygen from outside for the patients yet now this issue has been settled," he said. "Arrangements to open three new activity theaters are finished. We would like to begin them when we have the labor."

Separate wards have been set up for guys and females in the Burn and Plastic Surgery Unit. Ranking Staff Nurse of Jharna Khatun said the restroom and changing areas for guys and females would be independent starting now and into the foreseeable future.

One noteworthy enhancement has been the administration of nourishment. Each patient, who is admitted to the doctor's facility, presently gets a feast.

Saiful Islam, a medication office persistent, said the nature of breakfast, lunch, and supper has seen much enhancement as of late.