In a significant milestone for healthcare in Meghalaya, four public health facilities have been granted ‘Quality Certification’ under the National Quality Assurance Standards (NQAS) by the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India.
Continuing with the state government’s policy of financially supporting non-profit hospitals of the state in a bid to improve healthcare services to the people especially the underprivileged and marginalized, Chief Minister, Conrad K Sangma, on Wednesday handed a cheque of Rs 1 Cr to Nazareth Hospital, Shillong.
Shillong, May 6: In Meghalaya, the promise of healthcare often hinges on location. A spatial analysis using Z-scores reveals sharp disparities across the state,...
Shillong, April 30: To improve healthcare in remote villages, the MLA of Mahendraganj, Sanjay A. Sangma donated seven ambulances under the Special Rural Works...
Gnanamma Healthcare Centre has taken a major step towards sustainable healthcare by ensuring uninterrupted vaccine storage and immunization services through solar power. The facility has transitioned to a near net-zero electricity health center by installing a 6.05 kW solar power plant and battery energy storage system, now supplying up to 100% of its electricity needs.
Shillong, Feb 5: Meghalaya Health Minister Ampareen Lyngdoh today said the establishment of a medical college will significantly improve the situation.
"Five years down the...
Imagine a future where medical treatments adapt in real time to how your body responds, ensuring you get the right care when you need it most. That’s exactly what researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IIT-G), in collaboration with top global institutions, are working toward with their breakthrough multi-stage clinical trial method designed to revolutionize personalized healthcare.
The collaboration was formalized through a tripartite agreement signed in Guwahati, aiming to address the critical shortage of dialysis facilities in the region.
