Dr. Bharati Pawar, Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare, officially opened the clinical research department’s medical records room at Chennai’s ICMR-National Institute of Tuberculosis Research (NIRT).
At the occasion on Monday, Dr. Pawar described the ‘Nikshay Mitra’ scheme’s objectives for TB patients. She also presided over a meeting with all of the ICMR-senior NIRT’s personnel.
‘The government of India is undertaking numerous attempts to eradicate TB from India by 2025,’ said Dr. Pawar.
When discussing the prestige of the institute, Dr. Pawar noted, ‘A historical institution, I value the work that NIRT does in a variety of disciplines. NIRT’s main responsibilities are to detect, treat, and prevent. We treat patients now with the aid of cutting-edge technologies.’
Pawar added that in addition to detecting, NIRT also alerts users via the portal notification.
She stated, ‘We are going to undertake a Mock exercise today to assess the availability of Oxygen, medicine, PPE kit, and about everything,’ because of the spike in Covid-19 cases in China.
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