Instructions were given on World Health Day celebrations by DMO
RSD- Mahabubabad news: District Medical and Health Officer Dr. Kalavati Bai presided over a meeting held at the District Medical and Health Department office on 06.04.2024 to mark the World Health Day and said that the World Health Organization defines the term ‘health’ as ‘a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Stating that it has been defined, ‘in this we are only interested in physical health but we do not pay much attention to the other two important things, mental and social states. Before discussing this year’s slogan ‘Our Health – Our Right’ we need to know about this wonderful decision taken by the World Health Organization. The same 1978 Alma-Ata ‘by the year 2000’ declaration of ‘Health for All’ changed the pattern of public health. It has made the world health sector look from disease treatment to prevention, from prevention to holistic healing. It explains the concepts of primary health care.
Every human being in this world has the right to good health, the minimum health needs of a human being are clean air, clean water, nutritious food, these wars, destruction, use of fossil fuels and excessive use of fertilizers are draining people’s health. It has been stated that the ‘right to health’ can be realized only when a human being is freed from the direct and indirect factors that disturb this right to health. District Deputy Medical and Health Officer DR. Ambarisha, Program Officers DR. Sudhir Reddy, DR. Bindushri, DR. Vijay Kumar, DR. Shravan Kumar, Deputy Mass Media Officer Prasad, CHO Krishnarjuna Rao, Health Educator Purushottam, Geetha, P.H.N. Caveti Mangamma, Office Superintendent Ravikumar, TB Program Manager Neelimaswetha, Ashok, NHM DPO Rukmuddin, DDM Soumith, Rajakumar, Arun, Savitri and others participated.
First aiders should follow the instructions
In the urban and rural areas of the district, there are many allegations that the first aid medical personnel (RMP) are treating beyond their level, many patients are suffering from various diseases due to the treatment they are providing, and there are allegations that the patients have died in some places, so the first aid medical personnel must follow the following instructions. Also, First Aid Practitioners should not write “Doctor” in front of their name and should only display “First Aid Center” or “First Aid Center” on the signboards in front of the treatment center operated by them. They should not self-diagnose and administer drugs or injections to self-medicate patients (prescription of sleep medications). They should not carry their own saline bottles or manage beds for patients. They should not provide inpatient treatment, lab management (blood and urine test center), use high dose drugs, perform blood tests, perform abortions, deliveries to patients, encourage patients and recommend them to higher centers for unnecessary treatment, or force them. Therefore, first aiders should follow the above instructions and should not violate any other instructions. Strict action will be taken as per the Telangana Clinical Establishment (Registration & Regulation) Act 2010 (Rules 2011) if any first aid practitioner violates the above instructions.
As per the reliable information, on 07.04.2024 Kuravi SI Gopi received that the sex determination tests are being conducted at Pilliguntla Thanda under Tatyatanda Gram Panchayat in Kuravi Mandal. Immediately following the directions of the District Superintendent of Police, Mahabubabad, Kuravi along with SI Gopi and staff, DR.B. Kalavati Bai, DM & HO, Mahbubabad, Local PHC Doctor With the help of DR. B. Saravantila, she entered the field and conducted sex determination tests for pregnant women at Bhukya Shiva’s house in Pilligundla Thanda village.
01) Sampet Ashok (Technician), Father Tirupati Rao, Khammam,
02) Puli Veerabhadram (Hospital Management), Father Narayana, Khammam
03) Pittala Mahender (Technician), Father Venkateshwarlu, Annaram Village, Kesamudram Mandal,
04) Dharawat Vikram (RMP), Thimmampeta Village, Tirumalayapalem Mandal, Khammam District,
05) Kathi Yugender (RMP) Thirmalapuram, Kuravi Mandal
06) Bhukya Shiva, Father: Somla, Pilligundlatanda, Kuravi Mandal
A gang formed in Tatyatanda village and conducted sex determination tests without anyone knowing at Bhukya Shiva’s house in Pilligundla Tanda. On receiving the information, Kuravi SSI Gopi with his staff conducted a raid and seized four members of the gang along with a gender determination scanning machine, four cell phones and a car. Two other RMP doctors Dharawat Vikram and Kathi Yuginder are absconding. On the complaint of DR.B. Kalavati Bai, DM & HO, Mahabubabad, the Mahbubabad Rural CI P. Sarvaiah and Kuravi SI, B. Gopi are registering the case and investigating. In the past, similar cases were registered against them in Khammam and Suryapet districts as well. The District Superintendent of Police, Sudhir Ramnad Kekan, IPS appreciated the officers and staff for their swift handling of the case.
