Tag: referral

  • Govt Circular Bars Referral Of Unfilled Posts Over Two Years Old For Direct Recruitment

    Govt Circular Bars Referral Of Unfilled Posts Over Two Years Old For Direct Recruitment

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    SRINAGAR: The government has asked all administrative departments not to refer the posts under direct recruitment quota, which have remained unfilled for more than two years, to the recruiting agencies.

    “The Departments shall obtain the prior concurrence of the Finance Department for revival of such posts before referring them for recruitment, in unavoidable cases,” reads a circular by Finance department.

    The Finance department recalled that on July 15, 2021 circular instructions were issued regarding creation, deemed abolition, revival and continuation of posts was issued.

    These instructions, among others, provide as under that all posts, except newly created posts kept in abeyance or remaining vacant for a period of more than two years in any Department, Attached Office, Subordinate office, Statutory body, would be considered as ‘deemed abolished’ unless an exemption has been given at the time of sanctioning the post.

    A post falling into the category of ‘deemed abolished’, cannot be filled up prior to obtaining its revival, from Finance Department.

    Revival of posts would be considered in rare and unavoidable circumstances only, the 2021 circular had said.

    Proposals for revival of posts were to be referred to Finance Department on file along with the prescribed checklist issued by the Department.

    Separate checklist was to be prepared for each post. “Proposals received without proper checklist would not be considered.” (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Delhi AIIMS to partner with other city hospitals for referral of patients

    Delhi AIIMS to partner with other city hospitals for referral of patients

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    New Delhi: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) will partner with other government hospitals in the national capital for referral of patients to optimally utilise vacant beds in other hospitals, it was announced on Friday.

    Lt Governor V.K. Saxena held a meeting with AIIMS Director Dr. M Srinivas, Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar and other officials to evolve a formal system for referral of patients. As the premier health organisation AIIMS always suffer acute shortage of beds, the pact will optimally utilise vacant beds in other government hospitals where critical but stable patients from AIIMS could be referred for further treatment.

    The new system will also ensure that patients who require primary and secondary healthcare services go to the other hospitals and chronic and critically ill patients get specialied treatment at the AIIMS.

    Under the pilot project, the Indira Gandhi Hospital in Dwarka and NDMC’s Charak Palika Hospital will be taken on-board and paired with the AIIMS starting next month.

    The AIIMS will support these hospitals in terms of expertise and critical infrastructure and patients from the AIIMS could be referred to these hospitals in case of unavailability of beds. Gradually, other government hospitals and healthcare centres will be roped in and developed as ‘Partner Institutions’ of AIIMS, to cater to the local population in different localities of Delhi.

    The aim is to develop super-specialty hospitals in different localities of the capital so that the burden on AIIMS could reduce and simultaneously people across the city could access healthcare near their homes at par with what they would have got at the AIIMS.

    The LG has directed the Health Department to carry out a gap analysis of available beds in all its major hospitals within a week. It was also directed to develop a centralised dashboard where the availability of beds in all government hospitals in the city will be available on a real time basis.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )