Admission Committee for Professional Undergraduate Medical Educational Courses (ACPUGMEC) has started through its official website medadmgujarat.org online registration of the students who wish to participate in Gujarat NEET UG 2023 MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS Counselling 2023.
Admission Committee for Professional Undergraduate Medical Educational Courses (ACPUGMEC) has started through its official website medadmgujarat.org online registration of the students who wish to participate in Gujarat NEET UG MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS Counselling 2022.
Gujarat hospitals unable to admit patients for want of trained medical staff, oxygen
April 29, 2021
Ahmedabad s newly-built 900-bed Dhanvantari hospital operates sub-optimally even as patients queue-up
Severe shortage of human resources, coupled with flooding of Covid-19 patients, has thrown hospital infrastructure completely out of gear in most of the towns in Gujarat. At several cities, hospitals have no other option but deny admission to Covid-19 patients owing to shortage of either trained healthcare staff or medical-grade oxygen.
The severity of the ground situation can be gauged from a widely-circulated video from Ahmedabad, where an autorickshaw driver was seen pushing through the barricades at the entrance of newly-set up 900-bed Dhanvantari Covid-19 hospital on Thursday.
In Patan, 444 primary Covid-19 positive cases across 389 households were randomly selected for the study conducted between April and August. The study states 1,200 tested Covid-19 positive in the district until August 29, when the state health department had declared 973 cases for the period. Data on these primary cases obtained telephonically found at least 82 of these patients had succumbed. As per the state health department, Patan reported 37 fatalities due to the virus until August 29.
Of the 1,059 secondary high-risk contacts a near average of three contacts per household 60 tested positive for Covid-19, which is 5.6 per cent SAR. It also found a majority of the secondary infection patients were men in the 18-60 age group followed by those aged above 60 years. Around 85 per cent of contacts developed symptoms within seven days of contact with the primary case.
Hundreds Who Died After COVID-19 Infection Not Included in Gujarat Tally: Report
A report in Dainik Bhaskar said that of the 500 bodies that had been brought to civil hospitals since March 2020, only 10 were tested for COVID-19.
A municipal worker wearing protective suit cremates the body of a COVID-19 victim, at a crematorium in Karad, September 4, 2020. Photo: PTI
Health16/Dec/2020
New Delhi: Hundreds of persons in Gujarat who died after getting infected by COVID-19 have not been included in the state’s official mortality figures, according to a report by
The last rites of these deceased persons, who neither visited any hospital nor received any treatment, were performed in accordance with the protocol established for those who have died of COVID-19. Only 5% of the dead bodies â only those who had shown symptoms of coronavirus â were tested for COVID-19.