State level committee constituted to look into strengtening of medical institutions

Updated on: Saturday, February 02, 2013

Rajasthan government has constituted a state-level committee to prepare and submit its report regarding strengthening of medical institutions and plans to effectively implement free medical testing scheme.
  
The committee chaired by Principal Secretary (Medical Education) Tapesh Panwar will give its recommendations on strengthening the human resource in medical institutions and solutions of problems related to doctors, nursing and para-medical staff, their service conditions, appointment and honorarium, according to a spokesperson.

It will also give recommendations regarding steps to be taken for effective and time bound implementation of free testing scheme, which is to be introduced in government hospitals on the World Health Day (April 7) this year.

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