<\/span><\/h2>\nThe hospital is staffed by government-appointed medical officers, house officers, nursing staff, and paramedics.
\nDoctors often cover multiple duties \u2014 clinic hours, ward rounds, and emergency shifts. Nursing staff handle
\npatient care, medication administration, and infection control.<\/p>\n
<\/span>Facilities & Equipment<\/span><\/h2>\nFacilities focus on core clinical needs: OPD halls, male and female wards, a labour room, a basic operating theatre,
\na pathology lab, and X-ray\/ultrasound. Intensive care capabilities may be limited; critically ill patients are
\nstabilized and referred to tertiary centers as required.<\/p>\n
<\/span>Maternity & Newborn Care<\/span><\/h2>\nThe hospital provides antenatal checkups, skilled birth attendance, newborn care, immunizations, and postnatal support.
\nFamily planning counselling and maternal health education are part of routine services.<\/p>\n
<\/span>Diagnostics & Pharmacy<\/span><\/h2>\nRoutine diagnostics are handled on-site; for specialized tests or advanced imaging, samples or patients may be
\nsent to larger diagnostic centers. The hospital pharmacy supplies essential medicines, though stock can vary \u2014
\npatients sometimes need to purchase medicines externally.<\/p>\n
<\/span>Emergency & Referral System<\/span><\/h2>\nEmergency care is available 24\/7 for stabilization. For complex surgical, ICU, or specialist needs beyond capacity,
\nthe hospital arranges referrals to tertiary hospitals and coordinates transport when possible.<\/p>\n