Empowering Women's Health: Haryana's Comprehensive Healthcare Overhaul

Sumita Misra, Additional Chief Secretary, Health and Family Welfare, reviewed Haryana's health department, prioritizing women-centric policies. Emphasizing holistic care, Misra advocated for comprehensive health services that address women's diverse needs. Directives included enhancing cancer screenings, menopause management, neonatal care, and hospital safety, alongside biomedical waste regulation.

Sumita Misra, Additional Chief Secretary, Health and Family Welfare, conducted a comprehensive review of Haryana's health department, issuing directives aimed at improving patient safety and medical services. Her approach spotlights women's healthcare, advocating for policies that extend beyond maternal and adolescent focuses.

Misra highlighted the need for a holistic approach to women's health, covering preventive care, nutrition, and mental health across all life stages. She directed a focus on enhanced screenings for ailments like cervical cancer and osteoporosis, and encouraged awareness campaigns alongside accessible screening facilities.

In addition to women's health initiatives, Misra emphasized neonatal care and hospital safety. Stressing the importance of regular safety audits to prevent fire hazards, she also reviewed the biomedical waste management system, ensuring compliance with disposal norms.