Narethanti Health Chowki, which has been in full operation for the last 5 years, has become a standout in the district. This health post of Galkot Municipality-2 has got the highest score in the minimum condition measurement made by Health Office Baglung and Gandaki Province.

According to Devprakash Ghimire, Tuberculosis Inspector of Health Office Baglung, Narethanti Health Chowki scored 96 points out of 100 points based on more than two dozen indicators prepared by the Ministry of Health of the provincial government.

50 out of more than 90 health institutions in 85 wards were put on the monitoring list in the first phase. Then the study was done according to the indicator . Narethanti, which scored 83 points last year, has increased its points this year by improving service delivery. Ghimire said that Galkot's Righa health post is also included in the list. The ministry has started such a measure for two years . After completing the annual review program, the ministry has started measuring and rewarding through monitoring. When measuring

, good governance, institutional development, human resources, financial management, medical records and quality are kept at a rate of 100. This health post has scored 100 percent in outpatient services, adequacy of vaccinations, pregnancy tests, tuberculosis treatment under the direct supervision of health workers, and family planning services. Apart from that, 93 for the birthing center, 100 percent marks were also obtained for indicators such as cleanliness, water, communication, and transportation, said Baburam Acharya, head of the health office.

'Good governance, service delivery, infrastructure and human resources management are considered the main topics,' said Acharya, 'study visits to the said health post are also done to increase learning from their management.' He also said that there is a message that it can be done.

This health post was kept as an isolation center during the corona infection. At that time, there were not many patients here. Ward president Him Bahadur Bhandari said that the municipality has been able to make progress by increasing investment here and encouraging health workers. Health post chief Dilu Subedi said that 50 to 65 people are treated here daily.

A safe delivery service, tuberculosis dots method and a patient waiting room have also been built here. Tuberculosis patients who come to the headquarters have received services in the village with the services of treating them secretly and taking medicine. Ghimire said that the health post has become strong because of the improved service.

'The digital record system and medicine records have also been kept in the computer,' said Sushil Paudel, the head of the city health branch, 'all the systems we have made have been followed very well.' He said that he pulled.

There is also data that more than 55 people have taken safe delivery services in a year. Those who have to go to Pokhara and headquarters have also received services in the village. Along with service, quality and cleanliness have also become excellent, said Poudel. Galkot municipality has been giving a one-time incentive allowance of 4,600 to those who give birth in the health institution after regular pregnancy test in the health institution.

Apart from that, if there is an institutional delivery of Rs 2,000 received from the government of Nepal, the rural women in Galkot will get Rs 6,600 to complete the amount of nutrition during delivery. Mayor Bharat Sharma Gayre has put the health of the citizens as the first priority in the policies and programs introduced last June.

'If all the citizens are healthy, other expenses will be reduced' Gayre said, 'In the days to come, all health institutions should become strong.'

With the inspiration of the well-organized city hospital, the health post has also started to flourish. After providing services like the district hospital, the trust of the patients has also increased in the health post. Ward president Him Bahadur Bhandari said that open squares, disabled-friendly toilets, patient care homes, and green parks have been made attractive here.

The name of every patient who came for treatment has been entered online and kept in the municipality's data. Poudel said that by keeping this data, it is easy to study the condition of the patients and the nature of the disease.