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Collector Sathya Sharada Inspects Rayaparthi Primary Health Centre
Dr. Sathya Sharada visited a health centre in Rayaparthi without giving advance notice.
She checked whether patients were receiving proper medical care.
She also checked if doctors and other staff were present.
The collector looked at the medicines to make sure they were available and not expired.
She watched children receiving vaccines.
She inspected the laboratory and asked about its equipment and supplies.
She told staff to keep the centre and its surroundings clean.
She also spoke with patients about their experiences and asked the medical team to work carefully and kindly.
District Collector Dr. Sathya Sharada conducted an unannounced inspection of Rayaparthi’s Government Primary Health Centre on Wednesday.
She reviewed patient services, staff attendance, medicine availability and general facilities.
The collector observed childhood vaccinations and assessed the implementation of the immunisation programme.
Officials were told to monitor medicine stocks, remove expired drugs and improve storage and sanitation.
She gathered patient feedback and urged staff to provide dedicated, quality healthcare without causing inconvenience.
- Who
- District Collector Dr. Sathya Sharada, accompanied by health officials and local representatives.
- What
- She conducted a surprise inspection of the Government Primary Health Centre, also called Ayushman Health Mandir.
- Where
- Rayaparthi mandal centre, in the Warangal area.
- When
- Wednesday.
- Why
- To review healthcare services, staff attendance, medicines, vaccinations, laboratory facilities, sanitation and patient feedback.
Key facts
- Facility
- Government Primary Health Centre, Rayaparthi
- Inspection type
- Unannounced inspection
- Services reviewed
- Patient care, staff attendance, medicines and general facilities
- Immunisation
- The collector observed administration of childhood vaccines
- Medicine instructions
- Officials were told to check inventories, remove expired drugs and ensure safe storage
- Laboratory instructions
- Staff were advised to maintain cleanliness and improve sanitation around the centre
- Patient engagement
- The collector spoke with patients about services, staff responsiveness and medicine availability
Sources
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