Construction of three new medical colleges in Budhni, Chhatarpur, and Damoh in Madhya Pradesh is almost finished, with plans to start operations in the upcoming academic semester, as stated by Madhya Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla. Shukla emphasized the importance of timely completion of infrastructure work, procurement of furniture and equipment, and recruitment of staff to facilitate approval from the National Medical Commission.
The Deputy CM also oversaw the recruitment process for medical assistants and paramedical staff statewide, urging officials to ensure efficient completion of all necessary procedures. Shukla highlighted the significance of promptly appointing specialist doctors to enhance community health centers, particularly for maternal and child health services, aiming to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates effectively.
Furthermore, Shukla reviewed the progress of expanding advanced cancer treatment facilities at designated medical colleges like Rewa, Gwalior, and Jabalpur. He directed officials to expedite infrastructure completion and ensure the availability of essential equipment for these facilities. Additionally, he instructed officials to prepare proposals promptly for the ‘CM Day Care Scheme’ and seek Cabinet approval for its effective implementation to enhance medical infrastructure development in the state.
