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Details of Shortlisted 10 PHC/CHC/DH for Collabdds Online Radiology Services (CORS) National Resource Center SGPGIMS, Lucknow Details of Shortlisted 10 PHC/CHC/DH for CollabDDS Online Radiology Services (CORS) National Resource Center SGPGIMS, Lucknow Nodal Officer- CollabDDS Dr. Archana Gupta Dept of Radio-diagnosis, Mob. 8004904485 Mail: [email protected] SGPGIMS, Lucknow District Name of the S.No. Nodal Officer Details Name Health Facility Name Contact No. Email ID 1 Cuttack SCB Medical College Dr.M.R Pattanaik 9437024300 [email protected] 2 Ganjam MKCG Medical College Dr.R.N Mangual 9437075700 [email protected] 3 Sambalpur VSS Medical College Dr. M.K. Mandal 9437080136 [email protected] 4 Sonbhadra Hindalco Hospital Dr.Navneet Tandon 9889466059 [email protected] 5 Kanpur G.S.V.M. Medical College Dr.Arun Kumar Arya 9451425801 [email protected] 6 Allahabad Moti Lal Nehru Medical College Dr. Devashish Sharma 9415648460 [email protected] 7 Meerut L.L.R.M. Medical College Dr.Vibhu Sahani 9457034445 [email protected] 8 Lucknow King George's Medical University Dr.Sandeep Bhattacharya 9415582875 [email protected] 9 Raebareli District Hospital Dr.Altaf Husain 9415006450 [email protected] 10 Raibareli CHC, Bachhrawan Dr.A.K.Jaisal 9450506516 SSPG Divisional Hospital,Kabir 11 Varanasi Dr B.K. Srivatava 9415209760 Chaura 12 Lucknow Mobile Telemedicine Center Dr. S.K. Mishra 9415025568 [email protected] Medical District Name of the S.No. Doctor/Technician Details Desktop Internet Connectivity Scanner/ Name Health Facility Digitizer If yes, Name Contact No. Email ID Status Service Provider Mr.Debasis 1 Cuttack SCB Medical College 9437636540 [email protected] Yes Yes NKN Yes Panigrahi Mr.Santosh Kumar 2 Ganjam MKCG Medical College 9861108882 [email protected] Yes Yes NKN Yes Patro Mrs. Anuradha 3 Sambalpur VSS Medical College 7205139200 [email protected] Yes Yes NKN Yes Panda 4 Sonbhadra Hindalco Hospital Yes Yes BSNL BB Yes 5 Kanpur G.S.V.M. Medical College Mr. Rajat Rawat 8604171039 [email protected] Yes Yes NKN Yes Moti Lal Nehru Medical Mr.Prabhaker 6 Allahabad 9125471661 [email protected] Yes Yes NKN Yes College Yadav Mr.Sandeep 7 Meerut L.L.R.M. Medical College 9719075337 [email protected] Yes Yes NKN Yes Kumar King George's Medical 8 Lucknow Yes Yes NKN Yes University Mr. Dhirendra 9 Raebareli District Hospital 9026511180 [email protected] Yes Yes BSNL BB Yes Tripathi Mr.Deenanath 10 Raibareli CHC, Bachhrawan 8765981937 [email protected] Yes Yes BSNL BB Yes Pandey SSPG Divisional Mr. Vaibhav 11 Varanasi 9453263381 [email protected] Yes Yes BSNL BB Yes Hospital,Kabir Chaura Shukla Mobile Telemedicine 12 Lucknow Mr. K.P. Pathak 8765981921 [email protected] Yes Yes WiMax Yes Center Regional Resource Centers 1. PGIMER-Chandigarh Nodal Officer- CollabDDS Dr. Vijay Bhagat CMO, Radiologist; Punjab Health System Radiologist Dr. Divya Singh Radiologist To be Recruited by RRC-PGIMER once received funds from MoH&FW S.No. Name of CHC/PHC District Name Contact Person Contact Number 1 CHC Manawala Amritsar Narinder Kumar 0183-2440136 9876694015 2 CHC Dhanaula Barnala Rijpit 01679-263323 9779918917 3 CHC Goniana Bhatinda Rashmi Chopra 0164-2262321 9357527720 4 CHC Jaitu Faridkot Gazi Uzzair 01635-503490 9417615093 5 CHC Jalalabad Fazilka Babita 01638-250656 9780072100 6 CHC Tanda Hoshiarpur Kewal Singh 01886-222226 9855865522 7 CHC Adampur Jalandhar Mandeep Kaur 9814296430 8872092099 8 CHC Payal Ludhiana Sudesh Kumar 01628-276956 9872823497 9 CHC Ghanaur Patiala Satinder Kaur 01762-267358 9888312424 10 CHC Chamkaur Sahib RoopNagar Inderjeet Singh Bhatia 01881-260206 9815789000 2. KEM Mumbai Inputs on the modalities of obtaining radiologists opinion for CollabDDS Online Radiology Services (CORS) – As suggested in the email received from Dr. S.K. Mishra, Nodal Officer, NRC, NMCN dated 4 April 2018. The Radiologist who is a faculty of Dept. of Radiology and has M.D./ D.N.B (Radiology) qualification and is designated by H.O.D Radiology will deliver the job of CORS. - The incentive/honorarium on per case basis is preferable. Incentive for referring doctor may be Rs.100/case and for expert reporting doctor Rs.100/case only for x-rays and Rs.300/case for CT/MRI is expected. Nodal Officer- Dr. Hemant Deshmukh HoD, Dept of Radiology, Mob. 9820025113 CollabDDS RRC, KEMH Mumbai email- [email protected] List of 10 RH /SDH, which have been shortlisted by NHM, Maharashtra, for implementation of CollabDDS Online Radiology Services (CORS) activity. Sr No Name of district Name of Health Facility Nodal Officer - Contact Person Contact Number email ID 1 Buldhana GH Khamgaon Dr. P.B. Wankhede 9834758057 [email protected] 2 Sindhudurag SDH (100)Kankawali Dr C M Shikalgar 9604004026 [email protected] 3 Chandrapur SDH Mul Dr. Ujjwal Indurkar 8007006029 [email protected] 4 Beed SDH (50) Georai Dr R. U. Shinde 9422209529 [email protected] 5 Palghar SDH (100) Jawhar Dr. Mahale 9226208204 [email protected] 6 Washim RH Malegaon Dr. Sandip Hedaoo 9421582401 [email protected] 7 Nagpur SDH (50) Kamptee Dr.Sanjay Waghmare 9422117996 [email protected] 8 Nandurbar RH Dhadgaon Dr.Prdnya Valvi 9403468347 [email protected] 9 Osmanabad SDH (100) Tuljapur Dr Honmane Hanumant 9881819599 [email protected] 10 Amrawati SDH (100) Achalpur Dr. Ghodam Mob. 9665901776 [email protected] 3. JIPMER-Pudduchery Nodal Officer- Prof. Ravi Kr. Chittoria Nodal Officer, Telemedicine [email protected] CollabDDS RRC JIPMER, Puducherry Dr. Deepak Barathi Addl Professor, Mob. 9994548872 [email protected] Dept of Radiodiagnosis Sr No Region Name of the PHC/CSC Name of the Coordinators Contact Email ID Number 1 Puducherry CHC-Karikalmpakkam Dr.ThirumalaiSankar 9443480506 2. Puducherry PHC-Villianur Dr.Gunasekaran 9442163696 3. Karaikal UT of Puducherry CHC-Thirunallar Dr.Mohanraj 9524527374 4 Karaikal UT of Puducherry PHC-Nedungadu Dr.Rajamohan 9442128509 5 Mahe UT of Puducherry CHC-Palloor Dr.T.G.Omana 9997612141 6 Mahe UT of Puducherry PHC-Pandakkal Dr.K.R.Ashokumar 9447424740 [email protected], 7 Yanam UT of Puducherry General Hospital Dr.M.V.S.Prasad 9442285524 cobalakirouchenane 8 Yanam UT of Puducherry PHC-Gurienpetta Dr.K.Ramesh 9943349957 @gmail.com 9 Cuddalore District Tamil Nadu CHC-Vadalur 1. Dr.Rupavathy, CCS 9442210755 2. Dr.Sengutuvan, 9884946646 Assistant Surgeon [email protected] 10 Cuddalore District Tamil Nadu PHC-Karaikadu 1. Dr.Rajaganapathy 8870083589 Assistant Surgeon 9789596318 2. Thiru.Sivaparakasam Health Inspector 4. RCC-Trivandrum Nodal Officer- Dr. N. Roy Prof of Radiodiagnosis [email protected] +91-9961989965 CollabDDS Recruitment of Radiodiagnosis is under process Sr No Region Name of the PHC/CSC Name of the Coordinators Contact Email ID Number 1. Pulayanarkotta Chest Disease Hospital, Pulayanarkotta 2. Neyyattinkara General Hospital Neyyattinkara 3 Nedumangad District Hospital, Nedumangad 4 Parassala Taluk Hospital, Parassala 5 Vithura Taluk Hospital Vithura 6 Kanyakulankara Community Health Center, Kanyakulankara 7 Kottarakkara Taluk Hospital, Kottarakkara 8 Punalur Taluk Hospital, Punalur 9 Peroorkada District Model Hospital, Peroorkada 10 kadakkal Taluk Hospital, kadakkal 5. AIIMS- New Delhi Nodal Officer- CollabDDS Prof. Raju Sharma Dept. of Radiodiagnosis Mob. 9335726874, [email protected] AIIMS New Delhi Contact Email ID Sl State Name of the Medical Colleges PHC/CHC Number 1 Delhi AIIMS – Delhi CRHSP – Ballabhgarh 2 Delhi AIIMS – Delhi NDDTC - Ghaziabad 3 Delhi VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital Fatehpur Beri (PHC) 4 Delhi VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital RHTC, Najafgarh 5 Delhi Lady Hardinge Medical College PHC, KALYANPURI 6 Delhi Lady Hardinge Medical College PHC, PALAM 7 Uttarakhand Govt. Medical College – Haldwani CHC Hawalbag, Dist Almora 8 Uttarakhand Govt. Medical College – Haldwani CHC Kotabag, Dist.Nainital 9 Madhya Pradesh NSCBMC-Jabalpur Natwara-shahpura (PHC) 10 Madhya Pradesh NSCBMC-Jabalpur Chargavan (PHC) 6. IMS-BHU Nodal Officer- Dr. Ashish Verma Mob. 9335726874, [email protected] CollabDDS 7. NEIGHRIMS List of PHC/ CHCs are far and remote area. None of the centers has Internet Connectivity. .
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