MRR UNBOSOM

PATIENTS SHOULD RESPOND TIMELY ACCORDING TO THE SERIOUSNESS OF PANDEMIC  Second Wave pandemic surge has impacted our lives completely and precautions at every moment of life  is required  to combat with this virus. MOHFW,  AIIMS, ICMR and Joint Monitoring group collectively have proclaimed some suggestions to the citizens for taking action as per the severity position of the disease assailed.  Pandemic prone Patients are specifically categorized into three different stages by severity and every stage has its advised steps to follow to combat the virus. THREE STAGES 1) MILD DISEASE 2) MODERATE DISEASE 3) SEVERE DISEASE Home isolation and care is more preferable to  MILD DISEASE symptom  patients as per the suggestion list.  Patients with  MODERATE DISEASE  are  required to be admitted in the Ward which is equipped with specially arranged requisite facilities to tackle the situation.  Patients assailed with  SEVERE DISE...

  ENHANCE BLOOD OXYGENATION BY PRACTICING PRONING TASK PRONING is a practice to be applied on patient who is facing respiratory distress to improve the breathing and get enough oxygenation without any equipment required.  PRONING is a position to be lying on Anterior side i.e., facing chest and stomach towards earth or abdomen touching earth.  Patient should be slowly turned to abdomen down position if lying back side using mild gentle motion.  PRONING gesture is suggested extensively and is a recommended method by most of the Medical Councils. Patients and Persons facing difficulty in breathing can proceed with proper PRONING process  to make the breathing comfortable.  Home Isolation patients can perform PRONING at times of necessity for tackling the breathing problem arised due to virus mild attack.    PRONING practice is much useful for smooth breath to the extent required for body when compared to the position lying on back and is to be ...

MCA APPRECIATES BUSINESS COTERIE FOR THE SUCCOUR ON COMBATING COVID-19 AND ALSO ALLOWED THE COTERIE TO SPEND THE SURPLUS CSR FUNDS FOR SETTINGUP COVID CARE FACILITIES WHICH IS CONSIDERED AS AN ELIGIBLE CSR ACTIVITY. MCA issued clarification on spending of CSR funds. Funds utilized  for Setting up makeshift hospitals and temporary covid-19 care facilities are eligible to be considered as CSR activities under companies act,2013.   GENERAL CIRCULAR NO. 05/2021 is issued as clarification on this matter to the business coterie.  Previously clarification was given that Spending of CSR funds for Covid-19 is an eligible CSR Activity, now its scope is further expanded and any CSR funds spent on setting up makeshift hospitals and temporary Covid-19 care facilities by companies would also be considered as eligible CSR activity.  MESSAGE TO BUSINESS COTERIE  COMPANIES are also advised to undertake the activities in consultation with respective governments and comply wi...