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New Delhi, April 30, 2025 – The Delhi Cabinet is set to take a crucial decision regarding the outsourcing of staff and the installation of MRI machines in government hospitals across the city. This move aims to address persistent staff shortages and enhance diagnostic capabilities in the capital’s public healthcare system.
According to sources, the proposal under consideration involves hiring non-medical staff through outsourcing agencies to fill vacant positions in government hospitals. This strategy is expected to streamline hospital operations and ensure that essential services are not hampered due to manpower constraints.
In addition to staff outsourcing, the Cabinet will also deliberate on a plan to install new MRI machines in several government hospitals. The initiative is designed to improve access to advanced diagnostic imaging for patients, thereby reducing waiting times and enhancing the quality of care.
Healthcare experts have welcomed the proposed measures, noting that timely access to diagnostic tools like MRI machines is critical for effective treatment. However, some stakeholders have raised concerns about the long-term implications of staff outsourcing, urging the government to ensure that quality and accountability are maintained.
The final decision is expected to be announced following the Cabinet meeting later this week. If approved, these measures could mark a significant step forward in strengthening Delhi’s public health infrastructure.
Disclaimer:
This article is based on information available from eMediNexus as of April 30, 2025. Details may be subject to change pending official announcements from the Delhi government. For the latest updates, please refer to official sources or government press releases.
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