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Two dialysis machines have been installed in the newly established unit, which will cater to two patients at a time, significantly improving access to dialysis services for patients suffering from kidney-related ailments in the subdivision. After the inauguration, two patients were provided dialysis services, marking the formal operationalization of the unit and bringing relief to patients who earlier had to travel long distances for treatment. The Director Health Services Jammu also inaugurated a newly installed Digital X-Ray Machine (DR-600) in the Hospital, providing faster and more accurate imaging facilities for patients.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Abdul Hamid Zargar termed the establishment of the Dialysis Unit and installation of the Digital X-Ray Machine as significant steps towards strengthening specialized healthcare services at SDH Bhaderwah. He emphasized that the Health Department is committed to enhance healthcare infrastructure and ensure quality medical services at the grassroots level. He further appreciated the efforts of the district health administration for making these facilities operational.
The CMO expressed gratitude to DHS Jammu for his continuous support and guidance in strengthening healthcare facilities in District Doda. âThe dialysis unit and digital X-ray facility will greatly benefit patients and reduce their financial and physical burden of traveling to distant hospitals,â he noted.
