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One-pass-per-patient rule only on paper?

The one-relative-per-patient rule was to be enforced from May 6; BMC hospitals still grappling with lack of communication between top brass and ground workers

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There is a lot of confusion surrounding the one-pass-per-patient policy in the city civic hospitals. According to the policy, only one relative will be allowed to stay with a patient in the general ward, and two people with a patient admitted in the ICU. The rule, that was supposed to come into effect from May 6, has not been implemented yet. Moreover, there seems to be a communication gap between authorities and staff at ground level regarding the re-implementation of the rule that was already in existence in 2011.


Confusion: The dean of KEM hospital declares that the policy is in effect. However, there are no signs of its implementation at ground level. Pic/Satyajit Desaiu00a0

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