Chief Minister’s Awards for Excellence in Healthcare Services: 153 Awards Given in 6 Categories
Bhubaneswar: Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today handed over “Chief Minister’s Awards for Excellence in Healthcare Services”. As many as 153 awards were delivered in six categories in phase 1 of this award ceremony. A special function was organized at state convention centre in Lok seva Bhawan. Health Minister Niranjan Pujari, Health Secretary Shalini Pandit ware [...]
Bhubaneswar: Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today handed over “Chief Minister’s Awards for Excellence in Healthcare Services”.
As many as 153 awards were delivered in six categories in phase 1 of this award ceremony.
A special function was organized at state convention centre in Lok seva Bhawan. Health Minister Niranjan Pujari, Health Secretary Shalini Pandit ware present.
It may be mentioned here that the State has taken several reform measures for the health sector in the State, to improve governance and ensure efficient delivery of healthcare services through the adoption of the 5T principles.
In the health sector, ‘Every life is precious.’ Taking this as the cornerstone of healthcare programmes, several initiatives have been undertaken in the health sector to provide patent-centric quality health services.
As part of the 5T mandate, Chief Minister’s Awards for Excellence in Healthcare service are being awarded to individuals and institutions for making outstanding contribution in health services.
The Chief Minister has given 153 Awards today in recognition of the outstanding contribution of individuals and institutions to the transformation of the healthcare delivery system in the State. These awards were given under the following category.
—Quality Certification:
o NQAS Certified Hospitals: 3 Hospitals
o LaQshya Certified Hospitals: 14 Hospitals
o Kaykalpa Winner: 20 Hospitals
—Best Hospitals/ Institutions:
o BSKY empanelled Hospitals: 47 Hospitals
o COVID Hospitals: 2 Hospitals
o Central Govt. : 2 Institutions
—Best Ranking among Public Health Facilities:
o 1st Positions: 7 Hospitals
o 2nd Positions: 4 Hospitals
o 3rd Positions: 4 Hospitals
—Individual Awards for Doctors: 28
—Individual Awards for Paramedics: 16
—Special Award for Outstanding Contribution during the Bahanaga Train Tragedy: 6 Hospitals
These Awards will rejuvenate professional and personal commitment among healthcare professionals, public & private sector hospitals, and institutions and thus transforming Odisha into a model State and healthcare destination by ensuring universal access to quality healthcare, thereby building a “Sustha Odisha, Sukhi Odisha”.
Among the top awards, SCB Medical & Hospital got the first position among the Old Medical Colleges & Hospitals for 2022-23, whereas Bhima Bhoi MCH Bolangir received the first award among New MCHs for 2022-23.
Similarly Ashwini Covid HospitalCuttack received the Best Standalone Covid Hospital Award and RMRC Bhubaneswar received the Best Central Govt Institution Award for Exceptional Services during the Covid Pandemic.
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