Baramulla, Sept 02: Government Medical College Baramulla achieved a significant milestone with the inauguration of its state-of-the-art Polysomnography Lab, aimed at advancing the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders.
Principal, Dr. (Prof.) Ruby Reshi, presided over the ceremony, which witnessed the presence of key medical professionals and faculty members, including Dr. Shumail Bashir, Head of the Department of Chest Medicine, and Medical Superintendent Dr. Parvez Masoodi.
A health care official said that the Polysomnography Lab, equipped with cutting-edge technology, represents a vital addition to GMC Baramulla’s medical facilities.
“This advanced facility specializes in comprehensive sleep studies, monitoring various physiological parameters during sleep,” he said.
“Its capabilities empower healthcare providers to diagnose and address conditions like sleep apnea, narcolepsy, and insomnia with enhanced precision.”
Medical Superintendent AHGMC Dr. Parvez Masoodi said that patients in need of comprehensive sleep disorder diagnostics and treatments will no longer have to journey to Srinagar or other distant locations.
Principal Dr. (Prof.) Ruby Reshi applauded the Department of Chest Medicine for their unwavering dedication in acquiring and establishing this critical facility.
She stressed the pivotal role of such advancements in modern medicine, emphasizing their positive impact on patient outcomes and medical education.
Dr. Shumail Bashir, Head of the Department of Chest Medicine, extended gratitude to all involved parties whose collective efforts brought the Polysomnography Lab to fruition.
She reiterated the department’s commitment to leveraging this facility for patient welfare and the advancement of medical knowledge.
The Polysomnography Lab promises to benefit not only the local community but also the broader medical field by facilitating cutting-edge research and elevating patient care standards.
Medical Superintendent AHGMC Dr. Parvaiz Masoodi highlighted that this development represents another stride toward providing superior patient care at GMC Baramulla.
“Previously, patients had to seek such services at SMHS or private healthcare facilities, incurring substantial costs. Now, with this facility available at GMC, these services can be accessed at nominal charges, further enhancing healthcare accessibility for the community,” he said.
