Part 4. Department of pho, KMC Manipal.

Roots are unknown and unseen. 

Roots run deep down in the unknown and unnoticed world.

The branches are there in high skies bearing the flowers and fruits of fame and name just because the roots run and work down unknown and unnoticed.

That is how the sisters of the department of pho and akkaas and even the security workers in the hospital.

10. Among them, comes first Ms Anitha and Ms Revathi in phopd.

These two were the ones working from behind, facilitating everything in the maximum easiest way. The two bridging the patients to the doctors and hospital 

In getting the appointments and rooms booked they gave best of them, especially Ms Anitha.

Very much loving and considerate they seemed always and throughout towards all the patients coming there. Silently they work expecting nothing special in return.

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11. Nutritionists (Ms. Kritika (Ms. Moneesha by very late)

Nutritionists were very good and sincere by all means. They do their best for nothing in return, for no reward or benefit from us.

11. Nurses in the wards, especially SM 8 and SF 5:

The same goes with the nurses in SM 8 and SF 5. Very sincere ABD dedicated all the nurses therein.

To mention names of some of them. Ms Sadarama, Ms Reshma, Ms Swetha, Ms Sangeetha ( Sangeetha is not there in SM 8 now, transferred), Ms Pushpa, Ms Radhika, Ms Anusha, Ms Pearl, Ms Soumya, Ms spandana. All from SM 8.

 Ms Ana, Ms Jyothi and Ms Swaathi from SF 5.

All were so good and very much punctual and dedicated in following everything related to the patients.

What we felt was that the work load given to the nurses is unimaginably high and heavy. 

The ratio of 30 patients to 3 nurses is not at all logical. Especially in cancer wards. Especially when it is only the case of the serious nature of cancer, including the cancer cases of children. 

What is more shocking is these three nurses given to thirteen patients in the ward are also supposed to change and set bedsheets of patients even. 

(To be continued....)