Aindrila Bhattacharjee, Durgapur: West Bengal Government’s Principal Secretary of the Department of Health and Family Welfare, Narayan Swaroop Nigam, IAS, visited the SANAKA campus in Durgapur to review healthcare services and medical education infrastructure at the institution.
The visit focused on assessing the existing facilities and infrastructure of the campus, with senior officials and representatives of the institution involved in discussions regarding healthcare delivery and future development.
During his visit, Nigam inspected various facilities and infrastructure across the SANAKA campus. He also interacted with faculty members, administrative officials associated with healthcare services and other representatives of the institution. Partha Pobio, who is associated with the management of the institution’s services, was also present during the visit.
According to SANAKA authorities, discussions covered several aspects of healthcare delivery, including measures to make healthcare services more effective, improve the quality of patient care and expand medical services to a wider section of people.
The Principal Secretary also provided suggestions and guidance to the institution’s authorities on various matters related to healthcare services, administration and infrastructure development, the SANAKA authorities said.
Alongside healthcare services, the future development of medical education at the institution was also discussed. According to the authorities, emphasis was placed on preparing future plans in accordance with the broader health policies and priorities of the West Bengal Government.
At the conclusion of the visit, the SANAKA authorities expressed their gratitude to the Principal Secretary for his guidance and recommendations. The institution stated that the suggestions received during the visit would be taken into consideration in its future efforts to improve healthcare services and strengthen infrastructure.
SANAKA authorities further stated that several initiatives are being planned for the coming days with the objective of improving healthcare delivery, medical education and the overall quality of patient services at the campus.
