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Covid-19 cases in India today: 6,050 new cases in 24 hours; sharp rise in Delhi, Kerala, Uttar Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh

Covid 19 cases in India: India logged 6,050 fresh cases of coronavirus in 24 hours, the highest in 195 days. With this, the number of active cases increased to 28,303 on Friday. Also, the death toll has increased to 5,30,929. The daily positivity rate has been recorded at 3.32 per cent while the weekly positivity rate has been pegged at 2.89 per cent. The total tally of Covid cases stands at 4.47…

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India reports 82 new Covid cases, 3 deaths; active tally decline to 1,837#India #reports #Covid #cases #deaths #active #tally #decline

India reported 82 new coronavirus infections while active cases declined to 1,837, according to Union Health Ministry data updated on Monday. The death toll rose by three to 5,30,753 with Uttar Pradesh reporting two fatalities and West Bengal recording one, the data updated at 8 am stated. The total number of Covid cases was recorded at 4.46 crore (4,46,84,200). The daily positivity was…

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India reports 82 new Covid cases, 3 deaths; active tally decline to 1,837

India reported 82 new coronavirus infections while active cases declined to 1,837, according to Union Health Ministry data updated on Monday. The death toll rose by three to 5,30,753 with Uttar Pradesh reporting two fatalities and West Bengal recording one, the data updated at 8 am stated. The total number of Covid cases was recorded at 4.46 crore (4,46,84,200). The daily positivity was…

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India's shortage of doctors is a harsh reality

The National Medical Commission Bill has been heralded as a watershed moment that will significantly advance the state of medicine in India. National exit test latest news is the National Exit Test will be mandatory for students who graduated from MCI/NMC approved medical colleges abroad also.

 Our nation falls well short of the WHO requirement of 1000 doctors per 1000 people. Only one of of India's eleven states adhere to the WHO standard, and no healthcare organisations do.

 In addition to a severe doctor shortage, India's health care system is also struggling with ineffective human resources and subpar infrastructure. India has had a large number of fatalities over the past few years as a result of a lack of medical professionals, particularly doctors in government institutions.

 Only 9.26 lakh doctors may be actively accessible for service, assuming 80% of the doctors registered with the Board of Governors/State Medical Councils/Medical Council are available. Since some doctors may retire, move into hospital management, or move abroad without having their names removed from the record, the correct data is never a match.

 With over 1974 primary healthcare facilities operating without even a single doctor, the nation urgently needs at least 3000 doctors. With approximately 5000 surgeons needed, there is a significant shortage in community health facilities in rural areas.

 In India, there are 15,700 basic health centres that only have one physician on staff. The predicted 600,000-doctor shortfall in India is expected to be resolved by 2022 if there is an increase in the number of beds available in hospitals.

 Differences in the ratio between states

 The WHO recommends one doctor for every 1000 inhabitants, although states like Kerala, Tamilnadu, Karnataka, Delhi, Punjab, and Goa have more doctors than that. Despite this, the rural public health system lacks enough physicians. In the state of Tamilnadu, there are 4 doctors per 1000 residents. In Goa and Punjab, it is 1.3, 1.5 in Kerala and Karnataka, and 3 in Delhi.

 The majority of doctors from these states are wary of migrating to areas like Bihar or UP where there is a dire need for medical professionals. There is only one doctor for every 8000 or more people in Jharkhand, and per 6000 or more people in Haryana. There is just 1 doctor for every 3000+ people in states like Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

  According to a study that was published in the Indian Journal of Public Health, India will require 2.07 million more doctors by 2030 in order to reach the 1:1000 ratio. Our government has set aside just 1.3% of the GDP for this, compared to the global average of 6% for public healthcare. More people can wind up paying high prices in private hospitals as a result of the lack of government doctors.

 Are we capable of managing the COVID-19 crisis?

 The first step in the fight against coronavirus is to maintain the ratio of doctors to the 1.36 billion people in the world's population. Addressing the imbalance between supply and demand for healthcare infrastructure is urgently needed. In order to stop the infection from spreading, most hospitals have strict shift policies for their medical staff. Nearly every other day, new reports surface of doctors quarantining themselves after getting the illness.

 To address this unusual scenario, all states must comply with the fundamental healthcare criteria, including having enough doctors, nurses, and personal protective equipment (PPEs).

The national exit exam for mbbs latest news is the NEXT, or National Exit Test, is scheduled to go into effect in December of 2023 at the earliest. It will be used instead of the NEET PG and FMGE tests for graduate school admissions. In order to learn more about NEXT for MBBS, read on.

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India reports 131 new Covid cases; active cases dip to 1,940 | India News

NEW DELHI: India saw a single-day rise of 131 new coronavirus infections while active cases declined to 1,940, according to Union Health Ministry data updated on Saturday.The total number of Covid cases was recorded at 4.46 crore (4,46,81,781).The death toll stands at 5,30,730 with one death reconciled by Kerala and one reported by Uttar Pradesh in the last 24 hours, according to the data updated…

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India's shortage of doctors is a harsh reality

There are various countries that are famous for MBBS in abroad for Indian students at low cost like Russia, China, Philippines, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, to name a few.

 Our nation falls well short of the WHO requirement of 1000 doctors per 1000 people. Only one of of India's eleven states adhere to the WHO standard, and no healthcare organisations do.

 In addition to a severe doctor shortage, India's health care system is also struggling with ineffective human resources and subpar infrastructure. India has had a large number of fatalities over the past few years as a result of a lack of medical professionals, particularly doctors in government institutions.

 Only 9.26 lakh doctors may be actively accessible for service, assuming 80% of the doctors registered with the Board of Governors/State Medical Councils/Medical Council are available. Since some doctors may retire, move into hospital management, or move abroad without having their names removed from the record, the correct data is never a match.

 With over 1974 primary healthcare facilities operating without even a single doctor, the nation urgently needs at least 3000 doctors. With approximately 5000 surgeons needed, there is a significant shortage in community health facilities in rural areas.

 In India, there are 15,700 basic health centres that only have one physician on staff. The predicted 600,000-doctor shortfall in India is expected to be resolved by 2022 if there is an increase in the number of beds available in hospitals.

 Differences in the ratio between states

 The WHO recommends one doctor for every 1000 inhabitants, although states like Kerala, Tamilnadu, Karnataka, Delhi, Punjab, and Goa have more doctors than that. Despite this, the rural public health system lacks enough physicians. In the state of Tamilnadu, there are 4 doctors per 1000 residents. In Goa and Punjab, it is 1.3, 1.5 in Kerala and Karnataka, and 3 in Delhi.

 The majority of doctors from these states are wary of migrating to areas like Bihar or UP where there is a dire need for medical professionals. There is only one doctor for every 8000 or more people in Jharkhand, and per 6000 or more people in Haryana. There is just 1 doctor for every 3000+ people in states like Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

  According to a study that was published in the Indian Journal of Public Health, India will require 2.07 million more doctors by 2030 in order to reach the 1:1000 ratio. Our government has set aside just 1.3% of the GDP for this, compared to the global average of 6% for public healthcare. More people can wind up paying high prices in private hospitals as a result of the lack of government doctors.

 Are we capable of managing the COVID-19 crisis?

 The first step in the fight against coronavirus is to maintain the ratio of doctors to the 1.36 billion people in the world's population. Addressing the imbalance between supply and demand for healthcare infrastructure is urgently needed. In order to stop the infection from spreading, most hospitals have strict shift policies for their medical staff. Nearly every other day, new reports surface of doctors quarantining themselves after getting the illness.

 To address this unusual scenario, all states must comply with the fundamental healthcare criteria, including having enough doctors, nurses, and personal protective equipment (PPEs).

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UP में कंटेनमेंट जोन के अलावा अन्य क्षेत्रों में भी होगी मेडिकल स्क्रीनिंग, CM योगी ने दिए निर्देश

UP में कंटेनमेंट जोन के अलावा अन्य क्षेत्रों में भी होगी मेडिकल स्क्रीनिंग, CM योगी ने दिए निर्देश

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लखनऊ: मुख्यमंत्री योगी आदित्यनाथ ने उत्तर प्रदेश के सभी जिलाधिकारियों और मुख्य चिकित्सा अधिकारियों को निर्देश दिए हैं कि मेडिकल स्क्रीनिंग का बड़ा अभियान संचालित किया जाए. प्रदेश में करीब 1 लाख से अधिक टीम गठित कर कंटेनमेंट जोन के अलावा अन्य क्षेत्रों में भी सर्वे के माध्यम से मेडिकल स्क्रीनिंग की जाए.

कोरोना वायरस के सम्बंध में ACS गृह एवं सूचना अवनीश कुमार अवस्थी और ACS स्वास्थ्य अमित…

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Total coronavirus cases rise to 285 in India, 231 active

The Ministry of Health has said that the total number of novel coronavirus cases, on Saturday, rose to 285 in India.

As of 9 a.m., data put out by the Union Health Ministry, out of the 285 cases, 22 were discharged and cured of the virus across India, four have died, while 231 people still remained active.

Of the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases, one is a migrated COVID-19 Patient, said the ministry.

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यूपी में फिर से पांव पसार रहा कोरोना, इन दो जिलों में सामने आ रहे सबसे ज्यादा मामले

यूपी में फिर से पांव पसार रहा कोरोना, इन दो जिलों में सामने आ रहे सबसे ज्यादा मामले

Covid Case In Uttar Pradesh: कोरोना महामारी एक बार फिर से उत्तर प्रदेश में पांव पसार रही है. सबसे अधिक मामले राजधानी लखनऊ में सामने आ रहे हैं. इसे लेकर स्वास्थ्य महकमा भी अलर्ट पर है. प्रदेश में 24 घंटे में 467 नए मामले सामने आये हैं. इनमें 130 नए मामले तो सिर्फ लखनऊ में मिले हैं. इसके साथ ही प्रदेश में कोविड के कुल एक्टिव केसों की संख्या 2825 हो गयी है. बात यदि लखनऊ की करें तो कुल एक्टिव केस 590…

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India enters over 3.06 lakh new Covid-19 cases, sees increase in positivity rate

India enters over 3.06 lakh new Covid-19 cases, sees increase in positivity rate

According to the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, on Monday, India recorded 3,06,064 new Covid-19 cases and 439 related deaths in the last 24 hours. While the daily cases are lower than those reported on Sunday, when there were over 3.33 lakh infections, the daily positivity rate rose to 20.75 per cent. The weekly positivity rate also increased to 17.03 per cent from 16.87 per cent on…

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UP Corona Update: यूपी में 24 घंटे में आए 15,622 कोरोना केस, 12 हजार से ज्‍यादा हुए ठीक

UP Corona Update: यूपी में 24 घंटे में आए 15,622 कोरोना केस, 12 हजार से ज्‍यादा हुए ठीक

अभय सिंह राठौर, लखनऊदेश के अलग-अलग हिस्सों में इस वक्त कोरोना का प्रकोप देखने को मिल रहा है। लगातार नए मरीजों की संख्या बढ़ती जा रही है। उत्तर प्रदेश में भी कोरोना के आंकड़े लगातार बढ़ते जा रहे हैं। पिछले चौबीस घंटे में 15,622 केस सामने आए हैं। जो कि बीते रविवार को आए आंकड़ों की अपेक्षा कम है। 16 जनवरी को प्रदेश में 17 हजार से भी ज्यादा केस आए थे। स्‍वास्‍थ्‍य व‍िभाग के मुताब‍िक, 24 घंटों में 02 लाख…

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Corona Vaccination: पहले दिन 15-17 आयु वर्ग वाले 40 लाख से ज्यादा किशारों को लगी वैक्सीन, टीकाकरण में यह राज्य सबसे आगे - news 2022

Corona Vaccination: पहले दिन 15-17 आयु वर्ग वाले 40 लाख से ज्यादा किशारों को लगी वैक्सीन, टीकाकरण में यह राज्य सबसे आगे – news 2022

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Breaking News, December 6 | LIVE Updates

Breaking News, December 6 | LIVE Updates

Image Source : INDIA TV Breaking News, December 6 | LIVE Updates Hello and welcome to India TV Digital’s coverage of all the Breaking News happening across India and the world.  Stay Home, Stay Safe, and Stay Informed as our team of dedicated editors/reporters bring you the latest news photos, videos, views and top stories from politics, sports, education, science, entertainment, lifestyle,…

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दिल्ली में बीते दिन आए कोरोना के 899 केस, जानिए बूस्टर डोज से जुड़ी ये जरूरी बात

दिल्ली में बीते दिन आए कोरोना के 899 केस, जानिए बूस्टर डोज से जुड़ी ये जरूरी बात

Delhi Covid-19 Update: देश भर में एक बार फिर कोरोना (Coroana) के मामले बढ़ने लगे हैं.  अगर पिछले 24 घंटे की बात करें तो 2858 कोरोना के नए मामले सामने आए है जो कि पिछले 24 घंटे की तुलना में 0.6% ज्यादा है.  इस बीच सबसे ज्यादा संक्रमण के नए मामले राजधानी दिल्ली से सामने आए हैं. स्वास्थ्य विभाग की ओर से जारी आंकड़ों के मुताबिक अकेले दिल्ली में कोरोना के 899 नए मामले सामने आए है, इसके अलावा…

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India COVID Updates: The world is witnessing 4th increase in cases, says government; UP, Haryana and Maharashtra impose new restrictions

India COVID Updates: The world is witnessing 4th increase in cases, says government; UP, Haryana and Maharashtra impose new restrictions

Covid-19 Updates: With the spurt in cases of omicrons in the country, several states have imposed new restrictions especially in view of the festive season. The health ministry, in a press briefing, cautioned people against lowering guard, saying that the world is witnessing the fourth increase in COVID cases. The government further urged people to avoid crowds and unnecessary travel and stressed…