Centralised allocation of beds saves many lives

Centralised allocation of beds saves many lives
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Breathing easy: Oxygen cylinders being transported from the oxygen war room in Women’s College in the city on Wednesday to a facility in Kochi to be converted into medical-grade gas. They were being employed for industrial use.  
The system of centralised allocation of beds saved the life of about 58,000 people in Ernakulam district, according to a release issued by the health authorities.
In the last fortnight, as the second wave of the pandemic became stronger, 22,600 patients could be hospitalised using the centralised system which shows availability and allocates accordingly. The centralised system is jointly managed by the National Health Mission (NHM) and the State Health Department. The system, which completed 60 weeks, was able to ensure timely treatment to 1,70,000 cases.

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