ENHANCEMENT OF STUDY LEAVE

ENHANCEMENT OF STUDY LEAVE OF CHS OFFICERS FROM 24 MONTHS TO 36 MONTHS APPROVED WITH STIPULATION THAT BOND FOR SERVING FOR FIVE YEARS WILL BE REQUIRED AFTER P.G..

Above message was taken from www.mohfw.nic.in
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Extension of the last date of submitting options for joining Delhi Health Service

Publication: Times Of India Delhi; Date: May 24, 2007; Section: Times Nation; Page: 15
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GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF DELHI
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND
FAMILY WELFARE

9TH LEVEL, A-WING, DELHI SACHIVALAYA, NEW DELHI -110002

FOR INFORMATION OF MEMBERS
OF CENTRAL HEALTH SERVICE

The last date of submitting options for joining Delhi Health Service has been extended up to 15.07.2007

(D.S. NEGI)

Pr. SECRETARY (H&FW)

DIP/0300/07-08

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Docs wary, govt extends DHS deadline

Docs wary, govt extends DHS deadline

TIMES NEWS NETWORK

New Delhi: Apprehensive government doctors have thrown a spanner in the works of the proposed Delhi Health Services (DHS) cadre. With the last date of ''opting'' for either the DHS or the central health service to which the doctors currently belong, which was to get over on May 15, only ''a handful'' of the 4,000-odd government doctors have submitted their options. The health department which cannot move ahead with the formation of the cadre without these options, has now been forced to extend the deadline by another two months and is all set for fresh rounds of talks to convince the doctors.
    The DHS cadre, one of the long-standing proposals of the department, is being started to put an end to perpetual manpower woes. The hospitals currently draw manpower from the CHS, thus necessitating the incumbents to specify which cadre they want to belong to. Confusion about what rules and pay scales DHS would follow had caused the apprehension among doctors about promotion avenues and other facilities in DHS.
    Principal Secretary (health) D S Negi said: ''a meeting with Union health ministry decided that DHS will follow all CHS rules and pay scales. We received the letter only a few days ago. But since the deadline was to get over on May 15, we extended it by two months and will need to talk to them afresh.''
    Even after doctors give the options, the department has to do the cadre allotment in consultation with the Union Public Service Commission, he added. Of the 2,500-odd sanctioned posts of general duty medical officers in Delhi government, about 400 are currently vacant. Of the 1,000-odd specialists' posts, 52 are vacant. But the real problem with the DHS plan is the 700-odd ad hoc appointees who are not encadred.

This article was published today in The Times Of India Delhi on page 7.


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G.B.M. of DADWA (12-5-07)

• The G.B.M. of DADWA held on SATURDAY 12-5-07 at IMA HALL discussed the issues related to DHS, role of DADWA as a member of the committee. It was informed that the Pr. Secretary (H) has issued instructions that the last date of option by CHS officers would be extended. The GBM decided to give option only after the service conditions are notified by the Govt.
• A joint team of DADWA with 12 members met at DDUH on 11-5-07 and discussed in detail the possible improvements in cadre-structure model of DHS. It resolved that no member of CHS in Delhi should be loose any benefit that he is getting today.

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MINUTES OF THE MEETING TAKEN BY SH. NARESH DAYAL, SECRETARY (H&FW WITH THE PARTICIPATING UNITS OF CHS REGARDING CADRE REVIEW OF CHS held on 12.3.2007.

MINUTES OF THE MEETING TAKEN BY SH. NARESH DAYAL, SECRETARY (H&FW WITH THE PARTICIPATING UNITS OF CHS REGARDING CADRE REVIEW OF CHS.
A meeting was convened at 10.30 A.M on 12.3.2007 under the chairmanship of Sh. Naresh Dayal, Secretary (H&FW) with the Participating Units of Central Health Service in Room No 249 'A', Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi to discuss the issues relating to cadre review of CHS. List of participants is enclosed at Annexure-I..
Secretary (H&FW) expressed concern that the information for framing a proposal for cadre review had not come from many of the participating units of CHS. He informed that the major review of CHS took place in 1991 based on the report of Tikku Committee and subsequently a part cadre review was undertaken in 2005 on the basis of recommendations of Hariharan Committee. He also mentiord that recently a Committee headed by Sh. Javed Chowdhury, former Health Secretary had gone into the working of CHS and pointed out the need for restructuring of service.
DGHS underlined the importance of Cadre Review and urged all delegates to make earnest efforts to complete the information in the prescribed format after a deep assessment of growth in next 5 years.
After a lengthy discussion, the following decisions were taken: 1
The participants Units will submit requisite proposals with proper justification in one month's time to Ministry.
2. The Ministry will firm up the proposal of Cadre Review in additional one month for submitting to the 6th Central Pay Commission.

3. DGHS/Addl. DGHS will monitor the progress of the participating units with regard to submission of the detailed proposal with the justification within prescribed time of one month.
4. The officers of the CHS Division will be available to the participating units in Delhi for any kind of help whenever they discuss a cadre review proposal among their staff before finally sending their proposal.
The meeting ended with a vote of thanks to the Chair.

Z. 1 6023/9/2005-CHS-V
Government of India
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
(CHS-V Section)
Ninnan Bhawan,New Delhi

Dated 9th April, 2007

 

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject:-Minutes of the meeting held on 12.3.2007 under the Chainnanship
of Secretary(HFW) regarding Cadre Review of CHS-Reg
Please find enclosed a copy of the Minutes of the meeting taken by Sh Naresh Dayal, Secretary (HFW) in the Ivlinistry of Health & Family Welfare on 12.3.2007 at 10.30 AJVI regarding Cadre Review of CHS, for infonnation and necessary action.

(S .CHAKRAVARTHY)
UNDER SECRETARY TO THE GOVT OF INDIA (Ph:2306 1203)

All participants
Copy to: 1
JS(VC)
2. DS(CHS)
3. PPStoDGHS
4. US(RL)/US(MP)
5. SO(CHS -I,II,III,IV &VI)

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5-member group

DADWA has formed a 5-member group to study the CHS Rules so as to assist the committee to be constituted by GNCTD to formulate the rules of Delhi Health Service. Members are President Dr. Amareshwar; Chairman Steering Committee Dr. Chander Kant; Joint Secretary Dr. S. Chakravorty and Dr. N.V. Kamat, member Steering Committee

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last date of submitting option has been extended upto 15.05.2007

GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF DELHI
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND
FAMILY WELFARE
9TH LEVEL, A-WING, DELHI SECRETARIAT,
DELHI -110002
FOR INFORMATION OF MEMBERS
OF CENTRAL HEALTH SERVICE
In partial modification of the notice dated 15.03.2007 regarding submitting option for joining Delhi Health Service, the last date of submitting option has been extended upto
15.05.2007

(D.S. NEGI)
PR. SECRETARY (H&FW)

Adv. taken from The Times of India 14 04 2007 page 15

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