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JICA-funded health project launched
Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami launched the mega Urban Health Care Project (UHCP) with at an outlay of Rs 1,634 crore funded by the Japan International Co-operation Agency (JICA) for a period of seven years, on Friday.
Chennai
Listing out the announcements made earlier by former CM J Jayalalithaa in enhancing urban health care, Palaniswami observed that the scheme would be instrumental in achieving it, said a release.Â
The infrastructure and technological upgradation includes setting up of hybrid operation theatres utilising Japanese technology, advanced X-ray facility, minimal invasive procedures, and endoscopy.Â
The project also envisages skill development and training in urban government hospitals at a cost of Rs 20 crore and the subjects covered include hospital management, medical device management, and non-communicable disease prevention care.Â
State-of-the-art laboratories would be set up at the regional training centers in Madurai and Chennai and the PHC staff would be trained.
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