Annual Report - National Human Rights Commission
Annual Report - National Human Rights Commission
Annual Report - National Human Rights Commission
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Right to Health<br />
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Develop a computerized information base at all levels of health care to help in perspective<br />
policy planning and networking.<br />
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Government could set-up a <strong>National</strong> Trauma Registry for data collection and analysis.<br />
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Information dissemination to all of the existing facilities for EMS health care utilization.<br />
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States develop proposals for up-gradation of EMS.<br />
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Training in EMS be organized in the Medical Colleges and other regional areas.<br />
7.9 Long-term measures that need to be taken up within 5 years:<br />
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Implementation of the proposed recommendations of the <strong>National</strong> Accident Policy.<br />
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Setting-up a well-equipped trauma centre with trained staff at the regional and<br />
national level.<br />
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All District Hospitals should have specialized multidisciplinary trauma care facilities.<br />
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Establishment of Emergency Medicine as a speciality.<br />
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Dedicated communication—toll free number to respond in case of emergency, which<br />
should be common for the entire nation.<br />
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A communication call centre as well as an ambulance equipped and staffed to be stationed<br />
every 30 kms on the Golden Quadrangular Road Project. Emergency care centres manned<br />
by paramedical staff should be established every 50 kms. All the <strong>National</strong> Highways<br />
should also have the same facilities.<br />
7.10 These recommendations were sent to Health Secretary, Director General of Health<br />
Services, Government of India and Chief Secretaries of all States/Union Territories on 12-<br />
05-2004 (Annexure-7) for taking necessary action thereon. The responses from the States/<br />
Union Territories of Kerala, Rajasthan, Mizoram, Haryana, Punjab, Pondicherry, Gujarat,<br />
Tripura, Uttaranchal, Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Maharashtra, Karnataka,<br />
Madhya Pradesh, Goa, Sikkim, Himachal Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh and Delhi have<br />
been received.<br />
7.11 All these State Governments have accepted the recommendations of the Expert Group<br />
to have a comprehensive medical care system. Some State Governments have established<br />
and many State Governments are in process of establishing the Trauma Care Units in their<br />
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