Time card in hospital

The Ministry of Health and Population is going to implement a 'Time Card' in all government hospitals. According to the integrated action plan of the government's minimum common program prepared by the ministry, the 'time card' system will be implemented to provide government services at the specified time in the hospital.

The ministry has also mentioned in the action plan to implement the electronic medical record system so that all activities related to health services including online ticketing and referral are done through a digital system in the hospitals under the federation and the provinces.

The ministry has also mentioned in the action plan to implement the electronic medical record system so that all activities related to health services including online ticketing and referral are done through a digital system in the hospitals under the federation and the provinces.

Similarly, in the action plan, uniformity will be maintained in the fees of the services provided by the hospitals under the association. The Health Service Fee Determination Committee, which maintains uniformity in the service fees provided by hospitals under the union, will prepare a list of service fees provided by the hospitals. It is mentioned in the action plan that the list of service charges prepared in this way will be approved by the ministry and implemented.

In the action plan, it is mentioned that in accordance with the concept of 'Make in Nepal', the capacity of Nepal Aushadhi Limited to produce 98 types of medicines required for basic healthcare delivery in the country will be enhanced.

A doctor is a health worker

Similarly, it is mentioned in the action plan that one doctor and one health worker will be promoted. The ministry has advanced the plan to implement one doctor/health worker and one health institution program in three big hospitals.

In the action plan, the program will be implemented in Veer Hospital, Charitable Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital, and Kanti Children's Hospital. It is mentioned in the action plan that one doctor, one health worker, and one health institution program will be implemented in these hospitals in February.

In the same action plan, it is said that an integrated hospital development committee formation order will be drafted to mobilize all the hospitals under the union by replacing the existing hospital development committee formation orders.