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Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that the health insurance sector will be reconsidered. In a ceremony organized today on the occasion of the 43rd anniversary of Tribhuvan University, Teaching Hospital, Prime Minister Oli said that in some cases misuse was found in the name of health insurance.
He also urged Tribhuvan University, Teaching Hospital to achieve more success in the 'Healthy Nepal' campaign and providing proper treatment to patients.
He emphasized that this hospital, which has achieved excellence in serving the Nepali people, should continue to achieve success in the fields of producing skilled manpower, health treatment and health services.
'People trust and expect doctors, nurses and hospitals when they get sick. After reaching the hospital, the patient hopes to 'live'. It is your responsibility to fulfill that trust," Prime Minister Oli said, "Nurses have magic in their hands. It is not only medicine to treat the patient, but also the nurse's soft-spokenness and good manners. It is the work of nurses to give medicine and take care based on the recommendations made by the doctor to take the right medicine, in the right amount and at the right time.' At the
event, Prime Minister Oli honored Meen Bahadur Gurung, the managing director of Bhatbhateni Supermarket, who assisted in the construction of the hospital's expansion service building. On the occasion of the anniversary of the hospital, the new service building was inaugurated today by Prime Minister Oli.
