Archive · 1 Oct 2025
GMCH-32 Departments Concerned Over Doctor Shortage
Imagine a hospital where there aren't enough doctors to help everyone.
That's what's happening at GMCH-32 in certain departments.
The hospital is short on resident doctors who assist in surgeries and patient care.
The departments of neurosurgery, CTVS, and plastic surgery are worried because they don't have enough help.
Without enough doctors, it's hard to do surgeries and take care of patients after surgery.
They are asking the hospital to send more doctors to help so that they can continue to provide the necessary care to the patients, especially in emergencies.
Neurosurgery, CTVS, and plastic surgery departments at GMCH-32 are facing a shortage of resident doctors.
The shortage threatens patient care and emergency services.
The department of surgery will withdraw postgraduate residents from surgical specialities.
CTVS and plastic surgery departments each have only one consultant.
The departments requested more staff to support surgical and post-operative care.
- Who
- Neurosurgery, CTVS, and Plastic Surgery departments at GMCH-32
- What
- Are raising concerns about the shortage of resident doctors, which impacts patient care.
- When
- As of October 1, 2025, withdrawal of postgraduate residents is expected.
- Where
- GMCH-32
- Why
- Due to an acute shortage of residents
- Affected Departments
- Neurosurgery, CTVS, Plastic Surgery
- Hospital
- GMCH-32
- Issue
- Shortage of resident and assistant specialist doctors
- Concern
- Impact on patient care and emergency services
- Action
- Withdrawal of postgraduate residents
- Requested Action
- Deputation of senior and junior residents