Upgrade Kottathara tribal hospital, says KGMOA
The Hindu
‘Convert it into a taluk hospital with 100 beds and more facilities’
The Kerala Government Medical Officers’ Association (KGMOA) has written to the government that the Kottathara Government Tribal Specialty Hospital (GTSH) be upgraded as a taluk hospital with 100 beds and sufficient posts created so that its functioning can be improved.
In a detailed letter to the government, the KGMOA has pointed out that since the maximum referral from the Kottathara GTSH was for ultrasound/CT scans for pregnant women, the posting of three Radiology PG doctors at the hospital can provide radio diagnostic services round the clock.
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