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Director Health Services Jammu visit to CHC Hiranagar and PHC Ramkot (Billawar) in District Kathua
2/4/2026 11:06:12 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Feb 4: The Worthy Director Health Services, Jammu, Dr. Abdul Hamid Zargar visited Community Health Centre (CHC) Hiranagar and Primary Health Centre (PHC) Ramkot in Billawar along with CMO and BMO, s of District Kathua to review the functioning of healthcare facilities and assess the quality of services being provided to the public.
At CHC Hiranagar, the Director inspected OPD, IPD, emergency services, laboratory, pharmacy, and other critical sections. He reviewed the availability of essential medicines, diagnostic facilities, equipment functionality, manpower deployment, and cleanliness of the premises. Patient feedback was also taken to assess service quality and responsiveness of the healthcare staff. The Director directed the Medical Officer Incharge to ensure strict adherence to duty rosters and proper maintenance of hospital records.
The Director also reviewed the implementation of national health programmes, maternal and child health services, immunization coverage, and referral services. Emphasis was laid on strengthening emergency care, ensuring timely referrals, and maintaining uninterrupted health services, especially in rural and peripheral areas.
Subsequently, during the visit to PHC Ramkot, Billawar, the DHSJ assessed OPD services, labour room preparedness, cold chain maintenance, drug availability, and sanitation facilities. He interacted with healthcare staff and issued instructions to further improve patient care, cleanliness, and community outreach activities. Stress was laid on regular field visits, IEC activities, and effective monitoring of public health programmes.
DHS Jammu appreciated the dedication of the healthcare staff working in challenging conditions and encouraged them to continue their efforts towards delivering quality healthcare services. He reiterated that accountability, discipline, and patient satisfaction remain top priorities of the Directorate of Health Services, Jammu.
The visit underscores the commitment of the Health Department to strengthening healthcare infrastructure and ensuring accessible, affordable, and quality health services to the people.
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