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Prana to ensure oxygen to in-patients in Thrissur MCH

Thrissur Government Medical College Hospital implements project with public participation At a time when the entire country is gasping for oxygen, Prana Air for Care, a project introduced at Government Medical College Hospital (MCH), Thrissur, to reach oxygen supply directly to in-patient beds, is drawing attention. Introduced sometimes ago with public participation, the project aims at providing oxygen for all in-patients. The project has high relevance, especially in the time of the surge in COVID-19 cases. Designed by the doctors at the hospital, the project has been implemented in 500 beds in six wards in the first stage. Each unit costs around ₹12,000. Doctors, voluntary organisations, patients and old-students have contributed to the project. The plan is to extend oxygen supply to all the 1,450 beds in the hospital.

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A frantic search for pulse oximeters in Kerala, their price shoots up too

A frantic search for pulse oximeters in Kerala, their price shoots up too Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA A volunteer uses an oximeter to check the oxygen level of a man. File | Photo Credit: REUTERS There seems to be an absolute shortage of pulse oximeter, the tiny equipment used to determine oxygen level in the blood, in Kerala, also leading to a steep rise in its prices across districts. Falling of oxygen levels in blood is a major reason for death of COVID-19 patients. Those tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 along with suspected patients have been advised to use the meter to measure the oxygen levels regularly and seek medical help if their condition worsens.

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COVID crisis: Ernakulam struggling to breathe easy

Unable to get access to ventilators and oxygen beds, many Covid patients being shifted to other districts Share Via Email | A+A A- Flouting social distancing norms, people gather in front of Ernakulam General Hospital to give their swab samples for Covid test on Monday | Albin Mathew Express News Service KOCHI: A lack of ventilators and ICU beds for Covid patients in private hospitals has hampered treatment in the district. With many struggling to get beds at private facilities, Covid patients are being shifted to nearby districts, like Thrissur and Kottayam, seeking hospital admission. Allegations of not being provided timely treatment and oxygen support, paving the way for deaths, have been raised by people from various regions.

Anjali manojKrishna kumarAnuja susan vargheseGovernment medical college hospital at kalamassery onNews serviceAnuja susanGovernment medical college hospitalCorona virusIcu bedsஅஞ்சலி மனோஜ்கிருஷ்ணா குமார்அனுஜா சூசன் வர்கீஸ்அரசு மருத்துவ கல்லூரி மருத்துவமனை இல் காலமஸ்ஸேரி ஆன்செய்தி சேவைஅனுஜா சூசன்அரசு மருத்துவ கல்லூரி மருத்துவமனை

Capital set to receive 40,000 doses

Capital set to receive 40,000 doses Updated: Updated: Vaccination sessions at 20 public health institutions Share Article Vaccination sessions at 20 public health institutions With yet another batch of COVID-19 vaccine having reached the State, the capital district is set to receive around 40,000 doses that will enable health authorities to overcome vaccine shortage to a certain extent. However, it is yet to be known if the new batch will be supplied to hospitals early Wednesday. The district administration has currently scheduled vaccination sessions at only 20 public health institutions, of which two – Fort Taluk Hospital and Valiyathura Coastal Speciality Hospital – will provide Covaxin. Those that will administer Covishield include Government Medical College Hospital, General Hospital, Thycaud Women and Children Hospital, Peroorkada District Model Hospital, Government Ayurveda College Hospital, Pulayanarkotta Chest Diseases Hospital, and SAT Hospital, besides a few ot

Tamil naduGovernment medical college hospitalGovernment ayurveda college hospitalFort taluk hospitalValiyathura coastal speciality hospitalGeneral hospitalThycaud womenChildren hospitalPeroorkada district model hospitalPulayanarkotta chest diseases hospitalதமிழ் நாடுஅரசு மருத்துவ கல்லூரி மருத்துவமனைஜநரல் மருத்துவமனைகுழந்தைகள் மருத்துவமனைபேறூர்கத மாவட்டம் மாதிரி மருத்துவமனை

Ernakulam records 5,030 new cases

Coronavirus | Ernakulam records 5,030 new cases Updated: Updated: 4,235 recover; active caseload in district 54,590 Share Article AAA The Mattancherry bazaar is nearly empty of traders and buyers on account of the strict instructions against unnecessary movement of people. | Photo Credit: VIBHU H. 4,235 recover; active caseload in district 54,590 Ernakulam recorded 5,030 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, with a test positivity rate of 27.28%. After a dip in testing over the past two days, tests increased to 18,439 samples collected on Tuesday. Thripunithura recorded 147 new cases, Palluruthy 143, Cheranalloor 136, Thrikkakara 134, Rayamangalam 110, and Chengamanad 102. Four health workers were infected. A total of 4,235 people recovered on the day, and the active caseload in the district stands at 54,590. The number of new admissions at hospitals continues to surpass the number of people who were discharged. While 180 people were discharged from hospitals and other treat

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