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Govt to roll out Nirnaya network by April to boost lab facilities, address testing gaps

December 12, 2024

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The New Indian Express Thrissur

IN AN effort to provide comprehensive diagnostic services at public health institutions and thereby reduce out-of-pocket expenditure of patients, the state government is set to launch Nirnaya (Nava Kerala Integrated Referral Network for Advanced Diagnostics And Care).

- ANNA JOSE @Kochi

Govt to roll out Nirnaya network by April to boost lab facilities, address testing gaps

The initiative, which is expected to be rolled out by April 2025 by the Aardram Mission, aims to introduce standardisation and ensure people-friendly services at health centres.

"We aim to standardise the lab network at public health facilities with the setting up of a stipulated number of tests at each level and hub laboratories at primary and secondary levels. The network will be introduced in all health blocks to address gaps in testing at primary facilities," Health Minister Veena George said.

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THIS Diwali, for most people in their 50s, the conversation centred around retirement. The moot point of discussion was ‘how much is enough’ to retire. It is a topic of discussion among the upper-middle-class and middle-class people.

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The New Indian Express Thrissur

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5 kids HIV+ after blood transfusion in Jharkhand; civil surgeon suspended

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21 Maoists lay down arms in C’garh district

TWENTY-one cadres, including 13 women, of the banned outfit CPI (Maoist) surrendered along with 18 weapons in Chhattisgarh’s Kanker on Sunday.

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Youngsters seek productive service

THE wait is finally over. After three years, the Chennai Open is returning to the SDAT Stadium in Nungambakkam. As the preparations for Monday’s main draw reached its final stages, the excitement for this tournament was palpable.

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The New Indian Express Thrissur

Op Sindoor success makes festivals vibrant: PM

PRIME Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday described the Chhath festival, being widely observed across Bihar and other states, as reflecting India’s cultural and social unity, with devotees from all castes performing rituals together.

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The New Indian Express Thrissur

Meghalaya statistician in Stanford’s top 2% scientists list for 5th yr in a row

WITH barely three months left for his retirement, a statistics teacher at St Anthony’s College in Meghalaya’s Shillong, Sanku Dey, is topping off his career by securing a place on Stanford University’s list of the top 2% of scientists in the world for the fifth year in a row.

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