Super Bug Crisis - How can standards help
This is an important discussion, probably thousands of Indians die each year because of super bug.
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BIS must look at forming standards for hygiene and sanitation at hospitals and any other areas. The doctor bodies or even State Govt medical bodies arent capable of doing this. But BIS can. Question is will they?? more
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BIS must look at forming standards for hygiene and sanitation at hospitals and any other areas. The doctor bodies or even State Govt medical bodies arent capable of doing this. But BIS can. Question is will they?? more
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By yourself the change that you wish to see, folks ! Do not wait for some magic to happen from the outside.... You are the magician....... So, make it happen......... more
Aug 28
Our cleanliness standards are well below the developed nations and hence there will be so many medical problems. more
Aug 27
The query floated by Ms Nikita appears relevant. However, as we see around us, Rules/Regulations/Laws have no relevance unless implemented to the last dot....means, effectively. This, sadly, is not done in more than many areas in our country. So, where do we go from here ? The onus comes on to us.....the people on the street, the public, the people of this country. We need to keep our own "environment" clean, not just our homes and the temples therein, but our surroundings, our neighbourhood CLEAN. LET US BE THE BIS....................hope, you follow what I mean ! more
Aug 23
Super bug is a world wide problem. Marginally less in advanced countries. Wherever and whenever possible, you must shift the patient at your home and give adeqaute medical assistance during recovery. I do not believe on online medicines at huge discount. I go to regularly to brick and mortar store and claim my usual 10% senior citizen discount. more
Aug 20
