Suryaa Now National News Desk: Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare JP Nadda reviewed the development and medical services provided at the Rural Health Training Centre (RHTC) in Najafgarh, Delhi, on Friday.
During the review of the institution, which operates under the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), the Minister inquired about patient care services, diagnostic facilities, human resources, and academic infrastructure. The Minister acknowledged the progress made by the institution and commended the staff for their efforts in improving hospital infrastructure.
Expressing confidence in the center's future, the Minister stated that with the support of Safdarjung Hospital and the Ministry of Health, the facility is expected to become a primary hub for patient care, medical education, and community health services. The review meeting included discussions on various development programs and future plans for the center.
Reports indicated that the RHTC in Najafgarh has provided medical services to thousands of patients through its OPD and emergency departments over the past few months. Recent upgrades to ensure quality healthcare include the modernization of laboratories and the establishment of ultrasound and physiotherapy units. Officials stated that plans are being implemented to expand the center into a 230-bed hospital.