Health
Government Hospitals Mandate Night Attendance to Ensure 24‑Hour Emergency Care
The health department has introduced a mandatory mobile app‑based night attendance system for government doctors and staff to guarantee timely emergency medical services during nighttime.
The health department announced a new policy requiring all government doctors and staff at public hospitals to check in via a mobile app during night shifts.
The aim is to ensure that patients receive timely emergency care during nighttime hours, addressing gaps where staff may be absent.
The app will log check‑ins and may enforce penalties for non‑compliance, while providing real‑time data for hospital administrators.
The move is part of broader efforts to improve healthcare delivery and patient safety in public hospitals.
The aim is to ensure that patients receive timely emergency care during nighttime hours, addressing gaps where staff may be absent.
The app will log check‑ins and may enforce penalties for non‑compliance, while providing real‑time data for hospital administrators.
The move is part of broader efforts to improve healthcare delivery and patient safety in public hospitals.