Bikaner Abhayindia.com The PBM hospital may have taken the top spot in drug distribution in the state by sending the data to the state government, but the reality is the opposite. After indications in the department of skin diseases, diseases of the nose, ear, throat and eyes, the patient receives medicine after three to four hours, enduring the heat of the sun. Many patients return home after being harassed by the mob, denied free drug distribution by the state government, and forced to buy medicine from shops and markets on the premises of the doctor’s home. This was repeatedly brought to the attention of the district and hospital administration, but no action was taken. In the tin shed built at the points of dispensing medicines, it is a little crowded, many with difficulty and effort get out the medicines, standing in the sun, drenched in sweat. Upon the arrival of the patient’s number, the dispensing staff are even more frustrated when they are asked to take the medicine from another counter. There is no separate counter in the name of those who distribute medicines, for the elderly and the disabled, for women. Previously, the drug dispensing points of the Department of Skin Diseases, Eye Diseases and Ear, Nose and Throat were only on the territory of the hospital, but by combining them in one place, patients have more problems.
In the emergency room of the hospital, the doctor prescribes medicines for three days, then the medicine distributor gives medicines for only one day. The state of the cardiology department is also deplorable. There is a collection of government store owners as well as private medicine distribution centers. Patients get upset because of expensive drugs. Medication delivery staff act obscene when a patient complains about not being given medication. The hospital administration has enlisted officers and staff to oversee the correct distribution of medicines, but they are not performing their duties properly. This condition is the 16th of OPD Medicine and is hardly available there. At the Super Specialty Center, patients are interrupted many times by excessive security to enter the center to show their doctors and get their medicines, but there is no effort at the Dermatology Department’s drug dispensing point located in front of them to stop the pushing or pushing Do not organize the crowd. -Shivkumar Sonifreelance journalist, Bikaner