LAHORE:Principal Post Graduate Medical Institute Prof Dr Sardar Al-Freed Zafar has said that following direction of the Punjab government, dengue counters have been set up in the Outdoor/Emergency Department, LGH in order to facilitate the general public.
According to a press release issued here Sunday, Prof Al-Freed visiting the various wards of LGH said that the staff concerned, AMS and DMS on duty would be responsible for immediate provision of medical care free-of-cost to the dengue fever patients. MS Dr Ali Razzaq, Additional Director Emergency Dr Laila Shafiq, Dr Jafar Shah, Dr Abdul Aziz and others were present in the occasion.
Principal said that, the LGH administration was fully prepared to face any kind of situation regarding dengue. He said that spray was being repeated daily in order to save staff and patients from dengue. He stressed upon the medical professionals to actively continue sensitising people about the need of cleanliness and preventive measures against dengue.
Prof Zafar directed the administrative doctors to ensure presence of their subordinate staff during all the three shifts and send reports about late-comers to MS office for necessary action. He also directed nurses to keep the patients’ charts complete and sanitary inspectors to keep the hospital neat and clean. He said that there was a permanent feature of conducting workshops and seminars at LGH so as to keep the knowledge of doctors updated, he concluded.
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