Over the past nine years, Thiruvananthapuram MCH has been sanctioned by development of 2,069 GBP for improving physical infrastructure and patient care, reflecting the government’s commitment to people’s health, says Chief Minister of Pinaayi Vijayan.
Corporation of the private health sector in the state increases health care costs for people, and this is the latest challenge facing the state sector of healthcare, said Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan.
On Monday, Monday launched 15 projects at Thiruvananthapuram Government Medical University Hospital in Thiruvananthapuram.
Although both the public and the private sector play a key role in improving the state health sector, the recent trend of taking over private hospitals in the company is quite disturbing because this has led to a significant escalation of treatment costs.
This is where the medical faculties in the state become more relevant, because the government in these institutions in these institutions provokes huge investments in nursing care. Aardram missions changed the face of the state’s health sector directly from primary care, which was also recognized at national level, added Mr. Vijayan.
The changes brought to the state sector of the state were significant and focused on people, which was the vice -chairman of Niti Aayog, when he recently visited Wayanad, something. Keraly’s public hospitals serve thousands of patients a day and the state is undoubtedly the highest in the country in the country, he said.
The Government Medical Hospital in Thiruvananthapuram, the oldest in the state, stands high, because not only people from all over the state, even people from neighboring states were dependent on this institution. Over the past nine years, Thiruvananthapuram MCH has been sanctioned for 2,069 GBPs for improving physical infrastructure and patient care, reflecting the government’s commitment to human health health health
Using the KIIFB (Council for Investment Fund Kerala), the state has introduced development projects worth 62,000 GBP Crore over the past five years, of which £ 10,000 projects were in the medical sector, the main minister said.
Minister of Health Veen George, who chaired the post, said that many quarters tried to portray the Kerala health sector as “grossing”, but that government hospitals meet the requirements for health care of ordinary people.
She showed a huge jump in infrastructure at state medical faculties and the fact that Kerala has the highest number of seats for medical education.
New departments such as critical care, genetics, geriatrics and pediatric intervention neurology have been launched. The care project, which was initiated for the treatment of rare diseases, pointed out national attention and first entered the government medical college in the National Line list, noted
General Minister of Education V. Sivankutty, Minister of Food and Civic Suppllations of GR Anil, MLA Kadakampily Surendran, District President Panchayat D. Sutesh Kumar, CEO of Kiifb Km Abraham, another main secretary (Health) Rajan N. Khobragagade, among others
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Published – 1 September 2025 9:33
