So far, only 90 of the 422 registered clinics have attended the workshop conducted to train them on record-keeping of patients. The workshop, which started on Friday, saw an average of 30 doctors and receptionists of various clinics attending. The workshop concludes tomorrow. The &lsquo;F&rsquo; form contains all information of a pregnant woman, including her medical history and reasons for undergoing an ultrasound. This information can be used to track results of a pregnancy in case of untoward incidents. Nodal officer of Reproductive Child Health, Dr Sanjeev Wavre, who is coordinating the workshop said, &ldquo;Though the numbers are less, there are many doctors who are working with three to four clinics. Even if we train half the number, the motive can be achieved.&rdquo; He added that in case of demand from ultrasound clinics, the workshop will be conducted for a few more days. &ldquo;We are also taking their views and complaints and will try to implement them in the software for user&rsquo;s convenience,&rdquo; Wavre said. The workshop appears to have been useful to some of the medical fraternity. &ldquo;The workshop was very helpful as we could directly clear our doubts and even give individual feedback. The software will make the system transparent and there will be less disputes,&rdquo; said Dr Samir Saxena of Dr Ashish Khatter Ultrasound Clinic at Jangli Maharaj road. u00a0

In an attempt to curb foeticide and infant mortality, the PMC conducted a five-day workshop and has made it compulsory for all ultrasound and sonography clinics in the city to fill up form 'F' online from June 1

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