MUKHYAMANTRI AMRUTUM YOJANA

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1 MUKHYAMANTRI AMRUTUM YOJANA

2 MEGA HEALTH CAMP 09 th, August, G.K.GENERAL HOSPITAL,BHUJ DISTRICT KUTCH INTRODUCTION: With an objective to reduce the burden of disease and out of pocket spending for higher treatment of BPL families The State Nodal Cell, Health & Family Welfare Dept. Gandhinagar, District Panchayat, Kutch in active coordination with District health society, Kutch, organized First Mega health Camp under Mukhyamantri Amrutum Yojana on 09 th, August, 2013 at G.K.General hospital, Dist. Kutch from 8:30 hrs. To hrs. OBJECTIVES: The main objective behind the mega health camp was to screen patients from village level by medical officers, provide specialty consultation, instant diagnose & necessary treatment along with drugs. The Patients, who need higher tertiary care treatment, are as soon as referred to various net work hospitals under MA yojna for future treatment. Mainly focus on Mukhyamantri Amrutum Yojana. In Kutch district there are many BPL Families, who cannot afford costly tertiary care treatment or because of low economic status. The Mega health camp under MA Yojna aims to provide free multi-specialty consultation, all necessary diagnosis, required drugs at mega health camp, finally guide the referred patients to avail the needful treatment at nearest empanelled hospital and follow up under MA Yojna. ORGANISING COMMITTEE: To properly coordinate and smoothly conduct the Health camp for a successful mega health camp the following organizing committee was constituted with the chairmanship of Dr. G.B. Verma, CDHO-Kutch. The Main Organizing committee. Dr. S.K.Mod, (CDHO), Kutch Dr. G.V. Kesari (Dean-Adani medical college) Kutch Dr. Jigna Dave, (CDMO), Kutch Dr.Pankaj Pandey, (RCHO), Kutch Dr. S.S. Chauhan (DTO), Kutch Mr.Mayur Raval (CAO-Adani Institute) Kutch Dr. Hansaben (RMO-Adani Institute) Kutch Dr. Arunkumar kurmi (EMO), Kutch Dr. R.K. Bhargav (QAMO), Kutch

3 Mr.Amul bhatt (DMO), Kutch Dr. Parimal Chaudhary (DPO) Kutch Dr. Akash Jain (DUPC) Kutch 12..Mr.Jetal Langhanoja (DC), MDI. CAMP PREPRATION & ACTIVITIES: VENUE: In order to cover large number of population G.K. General hospital campus Bhuj, was selected and necessary arrangement done to smoothly conduct the mega camp. The Hospital rooms are used for consultation chamber and for other services like, refreshment area and parking area used grund of hospital. The key reason behind selecting bhuj as the venue of camp because it s the district head quarter and it s accessibility to other peoples of all other taluka by road connectivity easily as well as District Hospital available in bhuj for proper utilization of all types of Health resources. IEC ACTIVITIES: Around days before Mega Health camp.jilla Panchayat team, PHCs, CHCs, ASHA workers, FHW started visiting local areas and provide information regarding MA Yojna and mega health camp. The Aim was to provide proper information about the MA yojana Mega Health Camp. Door to door survey by ASHA,health workers and village level screening by MOs at each village level Distribution of IEC Material. Public Meeting with the help of ASHA & Health Workers. Advertisement in News Paper. Involving surpanch and Agewans for patient mobilization. Involving Local NGO for proper IEC. PRE MEGA CAMP MEETING WITH COMMITTEE: A pre mega camp meeting was called on 28thJuly 2013 at Jilla Panchayat for arrangement of committee. The second meeting was cold on 4 th august All committee members were present. They discuss on all arrangement of first mega health of Mukhyamantri Amrutum Yojana. Patient Mobilization: As per earlier decision, there were number of vehicles arranged for mobilize patients from PHCs & Villages to camp site. New Enrolment of MA Card & Distribution: There were number of BPL families visited MA Taluka kiosk which was placed in G.K.General Hospital, bhuj. Many cards were printed. These new printed MA cards were distributed to beneficiaries.

4 Registration Desk: The camp was started at its scheduled time 9.30 hrs. There were 10 registration desks divided in 10 different stalls.all Taluka M&Es and 10 MPHWs did registration & also assisted people. General Screening: In the basement of Hospital 20 rooms providing to MBBS for easy screening. Availability of waiting/seating arrangement in basement for patient and their relatives. Patients enter in basement first for primary screening. There were 20 general screening rooms. 10 for male and 10 for female. There were 30 Medical Officer & other Para-medical staff in each General screened rooms. After screening, patients referred to specialist Doctors or prescribed drugs. Specialist Doctors: When patients refer to specialist doctors, FHW & MPHW, assists them to respectively specialist doctor OPD. FHW remain present on each specialist doctor s room along with Arogya Mitra. Specialist doctors screened them & if any investigation needed they refer for laboratory, X-Ray, ECG, etc. These all primary investigation were available on camp site at free of cost. Specialist Doctors: Following specialist doctors deputed in Mega health camp to provide health facilities to beneficiaries. 1. Pediatric 2. Orthopedic 3. Physician 4. Cardiology 5. Psychiatric 6. General Surgery 7. Peadiatric Surgery 8. E.N.T. 9. Dental 10. Gynecology 11.Plastic Surgeon 12.Opthalmologist 13.Neurosurgeon After all investigation done patients were referred to specialist doctors with their reports, where doctors checked all reports & advise them for further treatment if needed. Patients who were screened and identify for MAY, District coordinators & Arogya mitra recorded there detail & guide them for go to referred empaneled Hospital.

5 Private Participant: There were 3 private empaneled hospitals participated in Mega Health Camp with their specialist Doctors (Cardiologist, Cancer Surgeon) Para medical staff. 1. Sterling Divine Life Hospital, Adipur 2. AIMS Hospital, mandavi Pharmacy: All primary drugs were available in pharmacy stalls on camp site. Drugs were provided to patient at free of cost through Pharmacists. Available drug list is attached. Facilities: Medical Facilities: Major specialist Doctors were available. All primary investigation likes laboratory, x-ray, sonography, ECG, etc. Drugs were provided to patient at free of cost. Patient Counseling. General Facilities: Pick and Drop Facility for Patients Sitting Lounge. Fans. Pure Drinking Water. Hygienic Food. Highlights Mr.Nitin Patel (Health Minister), Ms.Nimaben acharya (MLA), Mr.Bakul Dholakia (Director-Adani institute),mr.trikambhai Changa (President-JillaPanchayat), Mr.Harshad Patel (Collector) & Health Committee Narmada did the lighting of lamp and inaugurated Mega Health Camp. MA Help Desk was available for beneficiary to guide and make awareness regarding MA Yojana. Local BJP Active members also visited Mega Healthcamp. Short Speech was given by Mr.Nitin Patel (Health Minister), Ms.Nimaben acharya (MLA),Mr.Trikambhai Changa (President-Jilla panchayat) etc.

6 Mr. Jatin Joshi (Project Head MDI) & team were also present in Mega Healthcamp. Arogya mitras, hospital staff and FHWs registered patients and assist them. Arogya Mitra & District Co-ordinator recorded patients detail & counsel them for go to referred empaneled Hospital. G.K.General Hospital,bhuj and ISA Team fulfill all basic information and assist patients and all participants very well. Approx people took hygienic lunch. Drug List District Store Tablet 1 Tab.Amoxycilline 125 mg 2 Tab.Atenolol 50mg 3 Tab.Azithromycine 4 Tab.Bisacodyl 5mg 5 Tab.Cefadroxyl kid 125mg 6 Tab.C.P.M 4mg 7 Tab.Calcium Gluco.500mg 8 Tab.Ciprofloxa 500mg 9 Tab.Clorimazole Vagi 100mg 10 Tab.Diazepam 5mg 11 Tab.Diclofenac Sod.50mg 12 Tab.Dicyclomine 20mg 13 Tab.Domperidone 10mg 14 Tab.Etophylline theophylline 15 Tab.F.S.Large 16 Tab.F.S.Small 17 Tab.Folic Acid 18 Tab.Famotidine 20mg 19 Tab.Ibupera 20 Tab.Pantoprazole 40mg 21 Tab. P.C.M. 22 Tab.Levocetrizine 5mg 23 Tab. Metronidazole 24 Tab. T.M.S.

7 25 Tab. Zink Sulphate Capsule 26 Cap.Amoxycilline 500mg 27 Cap.Cefadroxyl 500mg 28 Cap.Doxycycline 100mg 29 Cap. Omperazole 30 Cap. Tetracylline Syrup 31 Drop Anticold 32 Syp. Azithro 33 Syp. Albenda. 34 Syp. Cephalexine 35 Syp. D.M.R. 36 Syp.Folic Acid 37 Syp.Ibupera 38 Syp.Levocetrizine 5mg 39 Syp.Maltivitamin 40 Drop Maltivitamin 41 Syp. Metronidazole 42 Syp.Ondasetron 43 Syp. P.C.M. 44 Syp. T.M.S. Miscellaneous 45 Betamethasone val cream 46 Clotrimazole cream 47 Clotrimazole Ear Drops 1% 48 Calamine lotion 49 Gentamicin eye drops 0.3% w/v 50 Gama benzene hexa.application 51 Neomycin skin oint Tube20gm 52 Reagent Strip for albu, Glu. 53 Senitizer Handwash 54 Dispo. Gloves 7 no.

8 Summary: At the end of Mega Health Camp Total Patients detail mentioned below. Total Registered Patients: 5628 Total Screened Patient: 3448 Total MAY Refer Patient:84 Total Lab. Test:212 Total X-ray:179 Bifurcation of Patient details Specialty wise. SR.NO. SPECIALITI PATIANT 1 GAYNAC ENT OPTHO ORTHOPEDIC CARDIAC SURGERY PEADIATRIC PEADIATRIC SURGEN 55 9 DENTAL CANCER NEURO SURGEN 66 TOTAL 3448 Annexure: 1. Lay Out of Mega Health Site. 2. Drug List. 3. Specialist Doctors Details. 4. Mega Health Camp Photos.

9 MAN POWER Sr. No. Specialist No. of Manpo Wer 1 Arogya Mitra 2 2 District Co-ordinator 2 3 Regional Co-ordinator 0 4 MDI Staff (Mr. Jatin Joshi, Mr.Siddhart, Mr.Dhaval, Mr. Ravi.) 4 5 Female Health Workers (FHW), MPHW 70 6 Medical Officers 32 7 Physician 4 8 Cardiology 1 9 Dentist 1 10 Dermatology 0 11 Plastic Surgeon 1 12 Nephrologist 0 13 Pediatric surgeon 1 14 Cancer Surgeon 0 15 ENT 2 16 Ophthalmologist 2 17 Gynecologist 5 18 Pediatric 4 19 General Surgeon 5 20 Psychiatric 1 21 Orthopedic 3 22 Radiologist 0 23 Pathologist 2 24 Anesthetic 0 25 Lab Technician X-Ray technician 4 27 Pharmacists Office Executive(SUP) 0 29 Office Executive (MDI) Staff Nurse Peon Driver DEO 0 34 Asha workers 600 TOTAL 880

MUKHYAMANTRI AMRUTUM YOJANA

MUKHYAMANTRI AMRUTUM YOJANA. MEGA HEALTH CAMP 26, April, 213. th CHOTU BHAI PURANI SCHOOL DISTRICT - NARMADA INTRODUCTION: With an objective to reduce the burden of disease and out of pocket spending for