Lok Nayak Hospital to get new waiting rooms
On a surprise inspection to the hospital, Bhardwaj was informed of the need for a separate waiting room for the patients’ attendants, which can be constructed with each ward.
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Delhi Health Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj on Tuesday announced the construction of waiting rooms at Lok Nayak Hospital (LNJP) for attendants of patients to further improve the healthcare services.
On a surprise inspection to the hospital, Bhardwaj was informed of the need for a separate waiting room for the patients’ attendants, which can be constructed with each ward. The minister went on to assure the hospital administration that the process of construction will be initiated soon.
Bhardwaj also took stock of the hospital’s preparedness to face patients diagnosed with dengue and other water-borne diseases. “We have come to Lok Nayak hospital on a surprise inspection to see the preparations for dealing with the patients suffering from dengue,” he said.
Bhardwaj, who spoke to a patient diagnosed with monkeypox, said: “We have gathered information about a patient who has been confirmed to be suffering from monkeypox. This patient has a travel history. So, it is believed that he got this infection when he was outside the country. Right now, the patient has been kept in isolation in the disaster management ward here. His condition is said to be stable.”
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