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Construction of 50 bed critical care block begins at KMC-RI
Hubballi: A critical care block (ICU) will be set up on the premises of Karnataka Medical College-Research Institute (KMCRI). Hundreds of people from the seven to eight districts of North Karnataka come to the hospital for treatment, and 1,500-2,000 people visit the outpatient department every day.
The new unit will help treating the emergency patients.
A large number of people come to KMC-RI Hospital for emergency treatments. In order to provide them the medical treatment they need, the hospital will construct a 50-bed CCB building on the hospital premises, equipped with state-of-the-art technology and all basic facilities, at a cost of Rs 16.40 crore.
Earlier, a proposal was submitted to the govt by KMC-RI.
Now the green signal has been received from the govt as well. The central and state govt have provided funds, and a multi-storey G+5 building will be constructed.
Dr SF Kammar, KMC-RI director, told TOI that govt has given permission for the construction of a critical care block on the premises, and the tender is also at the govt stage. Two plots of land, including Deepa hostel, on the premises of KMC-RI hospital have been allotted, and the building will be constructed in a place that is convenient for patients coming to the hospital.
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The foundation stone will be laid, and construction of the building will start in a week.
It will facilitate the treatment of patients coming to the hospital.
Dr Ishwar Hasabi, superintendent of KMC-RI, said the critical care block is coming up for emergency treatment. The objective is to make all medical facilities for emergency treatment available under one roof. The unit will be ready by 2026.
He said that 50 beds for emergency facilities, including dialysis, 10 ICU beds (children's beds), an opetation theatre, several isolation wards, MCH beds, and more will be provided, said Hasabi.
