Overview
The Epidemiology and Disease Control Division (EDCD), Department of Health Services (DoHS) formulated the “Standards for the Establishment of Snakebite Treatment Centers, 2076.” This guideline was enacted under the authority granted by Section 64 of the Public Health Service Act, 2075.
This standards provides following requirements for establishing Snakebite Treatment Center.
- List of essential human resources for health
- List of essential and other medicines
- Medical equipment and Instruments
- List of furniture & other Items
- List of consumables
Interested hospitals and health centers are encouraged to submit their expression of interest to the Epidemiology and Disease Control Division (EDCD) for further assessment and approval process.
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