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COVID-19: AIIMS to roll-out phase II of OPD services

The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) issued a circular stating the roll-out of the second phase of resumption of OPD services, where patients (new and old) can book direct physical appointments directly for each department. Earlier on June 25, AIIMS had restarted its OPD facility for the follow-up cases, keeping the appointment limit to 15 patients per day which has increased to 30 per day.

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Published : Jul 14, 2020, 3:50 AM IST

AIIMS (FILE IMAGE)
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New Delhi: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on Monday decided to roll-out the second phase to resume Out-Patient-Department (OPD) services by extending patients' appointment limit including new and follow up -- 30 each per day from every department. Issuing the circular, AIIMS said, "Roll out of phase II of OPD consultation in Rajkumari Amrit Kaur (RAK) OPD during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In continuation with the decision of the administration to resume OPD services from June 25, the Director, AIIMS has desired to roll-out the second phase of resumption of OPD services, whereby patients (new and old) can book direct physical appointments directly for each department.

The circular stated, "Patients can book appointments through the Online Registration System (ORS) or Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system. Patients will be allowed into the premises after a confirmatory message for the appointment and after the physical screening."

Also Read: Specialist from AIIMS to provide guidance on clinical management of COVID-19 to docs in 17 states

Earlier on June 25, AIIMS had restarted its OPD facility for the follow-up cases, keeping the appointment limit to 15 patients per day from each medical department.

Besides, a limited number of new appointments were also given for physical OPD consultation.

In addition, appointments were also being given for a limited number of new patients for physical OPD consultation.

In the wake of COVID-19 pandemic, AIIMS had shut down its OPD facilities on March 24, along with speciality for new and follow up patients.

Also Read: AIIMS-Patna declared as dedicated COVID-19 hospital

This was done to depute the resources and manpower at AIIMS to manage the crisis.

However, doctors were providing consultation through telemedicine and only emergency cases were being taken up.

(ANI Report)

New Delhi: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on Monday decided to roll-out the second phase to resume Out-Patient-Department (OPD) services by extending patients' appointment limit including new and follow up -- 30 each per day from every department. Issuing the circular, AIIMS said, "Roll out of phase II of OPD consultation in Rajkumari Amrit Kaur (RAK) OPD during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In continuation with the decision of the administration to resume OPD services from June 25, the Director, AIIMS has desired to roll-out the second phase of resumption of OPD services, whereby patients (new and old) can book direct physical appointments directly for each department.

The circular stated, "Patients can book appointments through the Online Registration System (ORS) or Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system. Patients will be allowed into the premises after a confirmatory message for the appointment and after the physical screening."

Also Read: Specialist from AIIMS to provide guidance on clinical management of COVID-19 to docs in 17 states

Earlier on June 25, AIIMS had restarted its OPD facility for the follow-up cases, keeping the appointment limit to 15 patients per day from each medical department.

Besides, a limited number of new appointments were also given for physical OPD consultation.

In addition, appointments were also being given for a limited number of new patients for physical OPD consultation.

In the wake of COVID-19 pandemic, AIIMS had shut down its OPD facilities on March 24, along with speciality for new and follow up patients.

Also Read: AIIMS-Patna declared as dedicated COVID-19 hospital

This was done to depute the resources and manpower at AIIMS to manage the crisis.

However, doctors were providing consultation through telemedicine and only emergency cases were being taken up.

(ANI Report)

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