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They are not looking at imposing a lockdown. Based on the press briefing that was done a few hours ago, they are looking at ramping up health infra.

Nothing substantial on steps needs to control the infection rate.

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Prime Minister's Office

PM authorises keys decisions to boost availability of medical personnel to fight COVID-19

NEET-PG Exam to be postpone for at least 4 months

Medical personnel completing 100 days of Covid duties will be given priority in forthcoming regular Government recruitments

Medical Interns to be deployed in Covid Management duties under the supervision of their faculty

Final Year MBBS students can be utilized for tele-consultation and monitoring of mild Covid cases under supervision of Faculty

B.Sc./GNM Qualified Nurses to be utilized in full-time Covid nursing duties under the supervision of Senior Doctors and Nurses.

Medical personnel completing 100 days of Covid duties will be given Prime Minister’s Distinguished Covid National Service Samman

Posted On: 03 MAY 2021 2:59PM by PIB Delhi
 

The Prime Minister reviewed the growing need of adequate human resources for responding to the COVID-19 pandemic in the country today. Many important decisions were taken which will significantly boost availability of medical personnel in Covid duty.

A decision was taken to postpone NEET-PG for at least 4 months & the exam will not be held before 31st August 2021. Students will also be given atleast one month of time after announcement of exam before it is conducted. This will make a large number of qualified doctors available for Covid duties.

It was also decided to allow deployment of Medical Interns in Covid Management duties under the supervision of their faculty, as part of the Internship rotation. The services of Final Year MBBS students can be utilized for providing services like tele-consultation and monitoring of mild Covid cases after due orientation by and under supervision of Faculty. This will reduce the workload on existing doctors engaged in Covid duty and provide boost to efforts of triaging.

The services of Final Year PG Students (broad as well as super-specialities) as residents may continue to be utilized until fresh batches of PG Students have joined.

B.Sc./GNM Qualified Nurses may be utilized in full-time Covid nursing duties under the supervision of Senior Doctors and Nurses.

The individuals providing services in Covid management will be given priority in forthcoming regular Government recruitments after they complete minimum of 100 days of Covid duty.

The medical students/professionals sought to be engaged in Covid related work will be suitably vaccinated. All Health professionals thus engaged will be covered under the Insurance Scheme of Government for health workers engaged in fighting Covid 19.

All such professionals who sign up for minimum 100 days of Covid duty and complete it successfully will also be given the Prime Minister’s Distinguished Covid National Service Samman from Government of India.

Doctors, nurses and allied professionals form the backbone of covid management and are also the frontline personnel. Their presence in adequate strength is critical to address the needs of the patients well. The stellar work and deep commitment of the medical community was taken note of.

The Central Government had issued guidelines on 16th June2020 to facilitate engagement of Doctors/Nurses for Covid duties. A special Rs. 15,000 crore Public Health Emergency Support was provided by the Central Government to ramp up facilities and human resources for Covid management. Engaging personnel through the National Health Mission, an additional 2206 specialists, 4685 medical officers and 25,593 staff nurses were recruited through  this process.

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8 minutes ago, JANASENA said:

ee LK gaadiki lockdown pettadaniki inka entha mandi chavali

sir meeru missing logic

its up to states to decide

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ie situation la nation wide lock down pedithe, sachi urukuntam. 

last year ante, cases were still in few thousands kabatti nation wide complete lock down pettina work out ayindi

with the kind of cases and help needed now, lock down pedithe supply tho saha motham disprupt avutadi...including emergency and health supplies..

partial lockdown ae dikku...

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