Agreement for expansion of kidney transplant services at Bheri Hospital
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Health and Population Minister Pradeep Paudel has said that the government will now provide free medicines to sickle cell anemia patients.
Inaugurating the Haemoglopathy Ward and Operation Theater in the newly constructed building of Bheri Hospital in Nepalganj on Monday, Minister Paudel also said that India is going to help the government to provide free medicines to sickle cell patients.
During his visit to India, Minister Poudel said that he had proposed to the Indian counterpart for the necessary drug support for sickle cell patients and had received a positive response from there. Let's hope, the medicine will be received immediately.'
He also assured that the ministry will plan to screen children as soon as they are born to prevent sickle cell anemia from being passed on. Minister Paudel also said that the government will provide the medicines required for sickle cell patients to the hospitals operating the sickle cell day care ward and from there the patients will get them easily.
Although the ONM survey in the past showed a shortage of 32,000 manpower in hospitals and health institutions across the country, Minister Poudel said, 'However, there is no situation to add 3200 manpower now.' . He said that after the MDMS program started in the federal hospitals, the manpower shortage seen in the hospitals will be avoided to some extent. The head of the hospital Dr. Mesu in the
event. Nirajan Subedi presented a separate paper covering the progress and challenges made by the hospital and chief consultant physician Dr. Rajan Pandey about the condition, treatment and diagnosis of sickle cell anemia and thalassemia.
Meanwhile, kidney transplant service is going to be started at Bheri Hospital Nepalgunj. With the agreement with Human Organ Transplantation Center Bhaktapur, kidney transplant service is going to start at Bheri Hospital Nepalgunj. In the presence of Health and Population Minister Paudel, the agreement letter was signed between Dr. Pukarchandra Shrestha, Director of Human Organ Transplantation Center at Bheri Hospital and Dr. Nirajan Subedi, Chief Medical Superintendent of Bheri Hospital, Nepalgunj, for the operation of kidney transplant service.
According to Minister Paudel, kidney transplant services have also been started in Bheri Hospital as part of the government's plan to expand human organ transplant services in all federal hospitals. "Government plans to start kidney transplant services in seven provinces," Health Minister Paudel said, "Services have already started in Pokhara and Surkhet". Now an agreement has been reached to start the service in Very Hospital as well.'
Dr. Shrestha, Director of Human Organ Transplantation Center, said that Human Organ Transplantation Center provides technical support for kidney service operation at Bheri Hospital. "There are some legal procedures to start the kidney transplant service," he said, "If the hospital completes those legal procedures, the service will start within a month to expand the transplant service."
