Archive · 13 Jan 2026
Health Commissioner Warns Against E-Office Bypass
The health commissioner in Vijayawada had a meeting with district officials.
He said everyone must use the e-office system for all work and communications.
If they don't, they might get in trouble.
He also said patient details in hospitals should be registered using electronic health cards.
He told officials to use the money given for health services quickly and to fill empty jobs in health centers soon.
This is to make sure everything is done properly and on time.
Health commissioner G. Veerapandian warned officials against bypassing the e-office system for communications and administration.
All communications from primary health centers to higher offices must be routed through the e-office system.
Patient details in hospitals must be registered using electronic health cards.
Officials were directed to utilize funds from the National Arogya Mission promptly.
Vacant posts in primary health centers, including pharmacists and nurses, must be filled on a priority basis.
- Who
- Health commissioner G. Veerapandian and district officials
- What
- Warning against bypassing e-office system and instructions for administrative and health-related procedures
- When
- Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Vijayawada, during a virtual review meeting
- Why
- To ensure all communications and administrative tasks are conducted through the e-office system and to improve healthcare services
- Commissioner
- G. Veerapandian
- Meeting Type
- Virtual review meeting
- Date
- Tuesday
- System
- E-office system
- Patient Registration
- Electronic health cards
- Funds
- National Arogya Mission
- Vacant Posts
- Primary health centres