Title: A Dream, a thought, a vision '''
1A Dream, a thought, a vision ...
- Conceived and turn into action by
- Dr. Pradeep Kumar Mehta
- M.B.B.S.,M.S. (Gen. Surgeon)
- Prop. CEO Mehta Millennium Hospital
- Dr. Ruby Mehta
- M.B.B.S.,M.S. (Gynae. Obsts.)
- Administrator Officer
- Mehta Millennium Hospital
- 324, Misrana
- Lakhimpur-Kheri (U.P.) 262 701 (INDIA)
2MEHTA MILLENNIUM HOSPITAL with
collaboration of KANTI PURUSHOTTAM SEWA SAMITI
(Reg.) Meerpur, Ramapur Bypass, AiraRoad
Lakhimpur Kheri (.U.P.) 262 701
INDIA started
3COMMUNITY OUTREACH HEALTH PROGRAMEMOBILE HEALTH
SERVICES
In the rural population of this area of Uttar
Pradesh in India Kanti Purshottam Sewa Samiti
(Regd.) A non-government organization and Mehta
Millennium Hospital has developed a plan to
improve the quality of life of the poor and
underprivileged people of remote rural areas of
district Lakhimpur-Kheri.
4 INDIAN RURAL PEOPLE
5ONLY IN INDIA (Source Outlook 18th Aug. 03)
- 2 in 5
- Chances that hospitalized Indians borrow
money/sell assets to cover excessive hospital
expenses - 1 in 4
- Chances that hospitalized Indians fall below the
poverty line because of excessive hospital
expenses - 110
- Projected number of HIV/AIDS cases in India by
2025 in million
6ONLY IN INDIA (Source Outlook 18th Aug. 03)
- 28
- Number out every 100 Indians in the age group of
35 who suffered from heart disease in 1981 - 42
- Projected number of out of every 100 Indians in
the age group 35 likely to suffer from heart
disease in 2021 - 8
- Estimated average reduction in life expectancy on
account of the AIDS epidemic, in years
7MOBILE HEALTH VAN (A.C.)
8COMMUNITY OUTREACH HEALTH PROGRAMEMOBILE HEALTH
SERVICES
- The health indicators shows that there is no
significant decrease in maternal mortality rate
and infant mortality rate - Family planning services i.e. birth control are
not up to the mark as comparison to Southern part
of India
9COMMUNITY OUTREACH HEALTH PROGRAMEMOBILE HEALTH
SERVICES
- Why ?
- India is developing country 33 population is
below - poverty line
- Low literacy rate, lack of education people are
- not aware of facilities available
- People dont have even that much money to
- pay for transportation to avail free
facilities in - Government hospitals
- No specialist want to settle in rural and remote
area -
10COMMUNITY OUTREACH HEALTH PROGRAMEMOBILE HEALTH
SERVICES
- Early diagnosis, early treatment, less
- expensive
- It will save the people to go to quacks
- Cost effective to both to service provider
- and to service user
- Small ailments treatment and early diagnosis at
door, so the hospital resources are
utelised to tackle more serious cases - Beneficial to base hospital
11COMMUNITY OUTREACH HEALTH PROGRAMEMOBILE HEALTH
SERVICES
- Health education and awareness will be
- created
- People are ready to accept family
- planning measures, but cant reach at
- service centers
- Female born, grown, married, lived full
- reproductive life, post menopausal life and
die, - but never met a MBBS female doctor
12SERVICE PROVIDED IN MOBILE HEALTH SERVICES
(Workload)
- Institution implemented an outreach health
program for rural areas of District
Kheri in all 15 Blocks and this program is
running Block to Block by mobile health services
van. Each Block is divided into 4 areas the
total camps sites are 60. We are organizing
20 camps through one van hence we are
covering the whole area in 3 months, but we want
to cover it monthly to give effective services.
13SERVICE PROVIDED IN MOBILE HEALTH SERVICES
(Camp Site Time)
- Central village of ¼ of geographical area
- of the block
- Community center, Panchayat Bhawan
- Primary School, Petrol Pumps
- Temple, Mosques etc.
- CAMP TIME
- The camp starts from 10 A.M. to 2.00 P.M.
- once in a month at same date and venue
14SERVICE PROVIDED IN MOBILE HEALTH SERVICES
(ORGANISATION OF THE CAMP)
- Public relation officer or Camp Organizer with
teammate reaches the site one week before and
advertise for the health camp - A day before the camp the camp organizer reaches
the village, make the necessary arrangement
for the team. He starts registration of the
patient one day before and on the camp day from 8
A.M.
15SERVICE PROVIDED IN MOBILE HEALTH SERVICES
(Types of services to be provided at camp site)
- Part-I (Health Education)
- Prevention of diseases and right treatment at
right time - Family welfare and population control
- Constitution of village health committee
- Environmental conversation sanitation
- Part-II (Diagnosis Treatment)
- Consultation counseling
- Simple diagnostic test investigations
Haemoglobin, Urine Albumin/Sugar - Ultrasonography by the portable machine
- Dental checkup and treatment on spot
- Electro Cardiogram of heart patients
- Referral
- Those patients who are in need of expert
management and further investigations or
requiring operative procedures will be referred
to the base hospital.
16SERVICE PROVIDED IN MOBILE HEALTH VAN (General
checkup for all age groups)
17SERVICE PROVIDED IN MOBILE HEALTH VAN (Ante
natal checkup counseling)
18SERVICE PROVIDED IN MOBILE HEALTH VAN (Primary
Pathological Investigations)(Haemoglobin, Blood
Group, Urine Sugar/Albumin)
19SERVICE PROVIDED IN MOBILE HEALTH VAN
(Ultrasonography Ante Natal, Abdomen if needed)
20SERVICE PROVIDED IN MOBILE HEALTH VAN (E.C.G.
by Schiller AT 12 leads Auto reporting)
21SERVICE PROVIDED IN MOBILE HEALTH VAN (Family
Planning Services IUCD (Cu-T) insertion)
22SERVICE PROVIDED IN MOBILE HEALTH VAN (Dental
Checkup and Treatment)(School Dental checkup and
dental health education)
23COMMUNITY OUTREACH HEALTH PROGRAMEMOBILE HEALTH
SERVICES(Van is fitted with public address
system for Health education and awareness
program)
24SERVICE PROVIDED IN MOBILE HEALTH VAN (All
services at one time in a single van)
25COMMUNITY OUTREACH HEALTH PROGRAMEMOBILE HEALTH
SERVICES(Fee List)
- Registration Rs.
10/- valid for one year - Consultation fee Rs.
15/- per visit - Ultrasound Rs.
75/- - Dental extraction/filling Rs. 25/-
- Ultrasonic scaling Rs.
50/- - Haemoglobin Blood Group Rs. 25/-
- Urine Test for Sugar/Albumin Rs. 5/-
- ECG with auto reporting Rs. 50/-
- IUCD insertion Rs. 50/-
- INCOME
- For average 50 patients the expected income
1,675/- - For 20 camps expected monthly income Rs. 33,500/-
26COMMUNITY OUTREACH HEALTH PROGRAMEMOBILE HEALTH
SERVICES(Expenditure per month)
- Camp organizers (06)
Rs. 18,000/- - Lab. Technician (01)
Rs. 2,500/- - Nursing attendants (03)
Rs. 7,500/- - Driver (01)
Rs. 4,000/- - Expenditure on maintenance and fuel
Rs. 8,000/- - Expenditure on consumable items
Rs. 6,000/- - Expenditure on publicity of camps
Rs. 5,000/- - --------------------------------------------------
------------------------------- - Total expenditure
Rs. 51,000/- - --------------------------------------------------
------------------------------- - Deficit is currently contributed by Mehta
Millennium Hospital
27COMMUNITY OUTREACH HEALTH PROGRAMEMOBILE HEALTH
SERVICES
- Financial Assistance
- The Mehta Millennium Hospital will provide
Doctors and technical support to - this project and Kanti Purshottam Sewa Samiti
will bear the expenses of the project.
28Cost of one MOBILE VAN
- Vechicle TATA (LP407/31) model Rs. 4,57,922/-
- Cost of equipments to furnish
- Charges of fabrication of mobile
- health clinic Rs. 1,80,000/-
- Charges for supply mounting
- AC system carrier type Rs. 1,87,000/-
- Ultra sound Machine Rs. 4,75,000/-
- Sony Thermal Printer Rs. 45,000/-
- Dental Chair other equipments Rs. 1,43,605/-
- 2 Oxygen Cylinder with trolley Rs. 25,000/-
- Digital Inverter with Battery Rs. 12,290/-
- Generator portable (2 Kw) Rs.
17,900/- Total Cost Rs. 15,43,717/-
29 MOBILE HEALTH SERVICES
- Our innovation, our enthusiasm,
- our start
- your support, your patronage,
- your blessings
- will definitely change the situation
- in our India
30- We have started one mobile van but to
perform 60 camps in a month to cover whole
District Kheri, We need 02 more vehicles. - It is requested to your good self to
finance the vehicles to fulfill our goal to
make a healthy and prosperous India .
31MOBILE HEALTH SERVICES(Our Team)
32- Thanks..
- for being our partner