COVID-9 surge: Soon centralised real-time dashboard to give data on bed allotment
The Hindu
This will allow anyone to see bed availability in all districts outside Bengaluru Urban
The Karnataka government is all set to bring all COVID-19 war rooms in the districts on the same platform in order to facilitate real time dashboard which can give data on bed availability and to ensure a more transparent bed allotment system. This is apart from the existing CHBMS (COVID+ Hospital Bed Management System) in Bengaluru. At present, the districts have set up their own systems for managing the bed allotment and also disbursement of the COVID-19 drugs. Now all these platforms or control rooms, particularly related to bed allotment, would be synchronised by using single software. Once commissioned, this new system will ensure that any person can see the availability of beds in various districts on the real time dashboard.
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