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A comprehensive overview of the medical disciplines and specialisations that define Dr. Vipin Mathur's clinical practice and research focus.

Public Health Awareness

"Today's Addiction Is Tomorrow's Journey to Death" — Awareness on Smoking and Cancer

Published as a World No Tobacco Day special feature, the article states that 33 percent of cancer patients are found to be addicted to smoking, describing addiction today as a path toward death tomorrow. The piece includes statements and awareness messaging from Principal Dr. Vipin Mathur on the dangers of tobacco use.

  • World No Tobacco Day
  • Cancer Awareness
  • Smoking Cessation
Institutional Achievement

RNT Medical College's Six Hospitals Treat Over 2.25 Lakh Patients in Four Years

On the occasion of World Health Day, a report stated that the six hospitals under RNT Medical College successfully treated and operated on approximately 2.25 lakh patients over four years, generating income of Rs 198.80 crore. The article highlights that the Gastroenterology Department houses a “five-star” machine available only at RNT in Rajasthan, and includes year-wise (2021–2024) hospital-wise patient data along with a statement from Principal Dr. Vipin Mathur.

  • World Health Day
  • Patient Treatment Statistics
  • Gastroenterology Department
Government Recognition

Chief Minister Announces Statewide Rollout of Udaipur's Health Management Model

During a visit to Udaipur, Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma stated that the innovations implemented at RNT Medical College and its affiliated hospitals — including ward and toilet cleanliness measures and patient treatment systems — would serve as a model for the entire state. The CM directed the Health Department to obtain a detailed report from Principal Dr. Vipin Mathur. Innovations cited at MB Hospital include separate coloured bed sheets across all wards, the state’s first mobile toilet vans, and biometric-based duty monitoring to reduce staff absenteeism. The article also notes Rajasthan’s top ranking nationally in e-Nivesh Pramanikaran usage, with 95,337 patients benefiting and Rs 106 crore disbursed in FY 2023, of which the state’s contribution was Rs 80.5 crore.

  • Health Management Model
  • Chief Minister Visit
  • MB Hospital
  • e-Nivesh Pramanikaran
Patient-Centric Reform

"Mera Aspatal, Meri Jimmedari" Campaign Introduces QR-Based Toilet Cleanliness System

RNT Medical College launched the “Mera Aspatal, Meri Jimmedari” (My Hospital, My Responsibility) campaign — stated to be the first such initiative in the state — starting at the Super Speciality Hospital, with plans to extend it to other hospitals. Under the system, visitors can scan a QR code at any toilet found dirty and upload a photo; the complaint is displayed on a real-time dashboard at a 24-hour control room, and the area is cleaned within a maximum of half an hour. Individuals who report such issues are designated “Chikitsalaya Mitra” (Hospital Friend). Principal Dr. Vipin Mathur stated the campaign was launched under the guidance of Dr. M.P. Rathore.

  • QR Code System
  • Sanitation Initiative
  • Real-Time Dashboard
Hospital Hygiene Initiative

"Clean Sheet for Every Patient" Campaign Launched at RNT Medical College

RNT Medical College launched a “Clean Sheet for Every Patient” campaign from a Saturday, starting with the Super Speciality Hospital and Pannadhay Mahila Chikitsalaya, providing patients with clean, coloured, and washed bed sheets. Principal Dr. Mathur stated the initiative would soon be extended to other hospitals to help reduce infection. To verify daily sheet changes, Medical Superintendent Dr. Vipin Mathur introduced two different coloured sheets — dark blue and light blue — to confirm whether patients receive freshly washed sheets each day.

  • Clean Sheet Campaign
  • Infection Control
  • Hospital Hygiene
  • Patient Care