Dr. M. L. Dhawale Memorial Trust Annual Report 2014-2015
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INDEX
I Highlights of Year 2014 – 2015 04-05
II Activities of Centers: 07-11 i. Rural Homoeopathic Hospital, Palghar
ii. Smt. Janaki Bachhu Dube Homoeopathic Hospital, 12-21 Bhopoli 22-28 iii. BMC‟s Holistic Mother and Child Care Centre, Dahisar
iv. Dr. M.L. Dhawale Memorial Homoeopathic Medico 29-30 Surgical and Research Centre, Malad
v. Pune Branch Activities 31-33
III Urban Charitable Clinics 35-37
IV Academic Activities 39
V Centre of Excellence, Rural Homoeopathic Hospital, Palghar 41-54
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Highlights of the Year
2014-15
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INAUGURATION OF PALGHAR ROTARY DAILYSIS CENTRE:
Inaugurated by Dr. K. K. Mistry, C.E.O. HDFC on 18th June 2014
With kind Donation from- Rotary club, Palghar Shri Arun Doshi Parivar Shri Mahendrabhai Shah Shri Chotubhai Shah
We had started with a 4-bed dialysis unit but in a span of 6 months we have added 5th bed donated by Sanghani parivar on 5th Jan 2015 to meet the increased demand of this facility
Total Patients Treated: 1428
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Bliss Pharma and Cognizant Foundation contributed to the infrastructure and equipment of Rural Homoeopathic Hospital (new wing) through a generous donation from their CSR Fund. A new charitable clinic was started by the Pune Branch on 29th of June 2014 in association with Gururaj Society Datta Mandir Trust in Kothrud, Pune.
New Charitable Clinic, Gururaj Society Datta Mandir Trust, Kothrud Pune
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Activities of Centers
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RURAL HOMOEOPATHIC HOSPITAL PALGHAR
Highlights: Crèche facility for hospital staff was started on 25/9/2014. Motorized Operation table donated by Powergas (PG) Staff Club was commissioned on November 2014. New Autoclave machine donated by Shri K.S. Dhawan was commissioned in March
2015. Bliss Pharma has donated Rs. 35 lakhs to make the new wing of the RHH operational by the end of April 2015. Cognizant Foundation has donated 19 lakhs 74 thousand towards purchase of Hematology Analyzer, BMD Machine and multipara monitors. Shri. Arunbhai Doshi has promised to give donation of Rs. 50 Lakhs for our new Psychiatry unit and has released Rs. 10 lakhs.
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Table 1: Patient statistics for the year April 2014- March 2015
Departments New F/U Total Patients
OPD Homoeopathy 2717 38295 41012 Casualty 6041 Gynecology 924 2180 3104 ANC 66 Med. OPD 4747 8772 13519 Orthopedics 1202 1247 2449 Surgery 317 431 748 Ophthalmic 576 1404 1980 Physiotherapy 245 2260 2505 Neuro-Physiotherapy 18 18 36 Occupational Therapy 14 197 211 Pediatrics 524 440 964 Diet &Nutrition 584 64 648 Dental 584 1189 1773 Cardiology 273 Speech Therapy 47 289 336 Dialysis 42 1386 1428 Total OPD 77093
Supportive Departments
Pathology 10582 X-ray 4586 ECG 2980 EEG 105 Ambulance 354 Sonography 1956
2 D Echo 273 IPD 4388
Total Patients 102317
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Charitable activities: - April 2014- March 2015
765 poor patients have received help of Rs. 29,44,855/- from our hospital.
Table 2
Mode of charity No of patients Total bill Total help given to patients
IPF 342 3136049 1690225 PPF 44 373078 267283 RHH Concession 149 1633415 385422 Free Cataract 105 367500 265125 Operations Subsidized Dialysis 877 (Cycles) 654750 336000 Total 1517 6164792 2944855
Community Development Activities are regularly conducted. They are as follows:
Alcoholic anonymous
Vishal group: (Total Group members- IV) Heart & Kidney with Diabetes 15). Regular counseling of alcoholics (September) and follow up is maintained. V) Diabetes & diet (October) VI) Diabetes & Eye-care (November)
Diabetes club: Total club members- 40 Different tests required for diabetes 1. Activities Done:- are available at charitable rates or Free for DM Club members. Neuropathy Detection Camp: - 30 members took benefit of Table 3 Neuropathy Detection Camp. BMI Detection Camp :- 32 Test: Free Test: Chatirable Rate members took benefit of BMI Blood Sugar Level Blood Sugar Level Detection Camp (FP/PP) (FP/PP) Neuropathy Dental Check-up 2. Diabetic Club Sessions – Detection BMI Eye Check-up I) Diabetes & Exercise (June) S Creatinine and II) Diabetes & Dental Care (July) lipid profile III) Diabetes & Stress ECG Management” (August)
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School health program has been Following activities were done: running in 3 vernacular medium I. Life skills: Dental Hygiene, Schools from 2011 till date stress management sessions, supported by Tarapur Atomic gender education session, Power Station, Tarapur, a unit of Hygiene, Know the emotion. Nuclear Power Corporation of India II. Physical and psychological Limited as its CSR activity. evaluation of students from the three schools. 1. Total no. of students 360: III. Follow ups of the students Shigaon Ashramshala already under treatment from 2. Total no. of students 533: Homi Homi Bhabha High School and Bhabha School Shigaon Ashram School. 3. Total no. of students 185: IV. IQ testing. Delvadi Vibhag school
Community educational by RHH :
Table 4
Date Purpose Group Total Participants 5-Jan-15 Orientation About Students of First year 60 Hospital D. Pharm, St John college of Pharmacy 15 Jan 2015 Orientation About Students of Public O8 Indian Public Health, University of Health Minnesota
Details of the Awareness programs conducted by RHH Palghar:
Table 5
Date Awareness Place/Venue Group Total Program Beneficiaries 22-Aug-14 Orientation Vadrai ,Tal- Community 30 about Mental Palghar People Health 22-Aug-14 Orientation Satpati ,Tal- Community 70 about Mental Palghar People Health 8-Mar-15 Skit Tehasil Office Adivasi Ekta 600 Regarding Palghar Parishad Alcohol De- :Community Addiction People
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Details of the Camps conducted at RHH Table 6 Date Camp Topic Place/Venue Group Total Beneficiaries 23-Jun-14 Dental Camp Popharan Community 12 Primary Health people Center (Karuna Trust) 16-Jul-14 Neuropathy RHH, Palghar DM Club 34 Detection Members Camp
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RURAL HOMOEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, BHOPOLI
Clinical Activities—Mother and Child Care Activity. We have given Anti natal care to 489 These comprised of Iron capsules, iron pregnant ladies, in which we have injections, calcium tablets, protein treated acute illness during pregnancy powder, multi-vitamine tablets and with homoeopathic medicine.Some of syrup for preganant ladies and the cases treated in IPD. neonate. They also provieded all allopathic medicine required for Complex deliveries (High risk pregnant deliviries. cases) are managed at Bhopoli as well as at RHH, Palghar Due to this help we were able to treat 100 high risk pregnancies, 50 neonate Table 7 and children, conduct 50 deliveries at bhopoli. In out come we have seen 90% deliviries occured after Total No Of ANC Care & Hospital completion of term (37 wks of Deliveries in 2014-15 pregancy) and delivered health baby 1 Total no of ANC 489 with weight more than 2.5 kg. Care 2 Bhopoli Hospital Delivery 51 Clinical Services in Year 2014-15: 3 Palghar Hospital Delivery 45 At the Hospital, Mobile clinic and Manor OPD we had treated 13932
patients in which majority were women Rotary Project for Mother and Child and children. We have treated general Care: clinical conditions like hypertension, diabetes mellitus, joint disorders, skin In April 2014 - Mar15, Palghar Rotary diseases, respiratory and GIT illness, Club had provided suplimentary most of cases treated with medicine which was used during ANC Homoeopathic medicine. peried.
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Table 8
Year Hospital OPD IPD Mobile Patients Peripheral( Peripheral Total OPD Total Patients transferred Manor) (Manor) No. of no. of to RHH OPD N/C OPD F/C Patients patients New FU
2014- 740 4487 5227 116 2360 45 236 5948 13932 15
Table 9
Year 2014-15 Children Male Female Total (Adult) (Adult) Beneficiaries Hospital Patients 672 1407 3148 5227 Services Mobile Clinic 367 143 1850 2360
CHV Training and Upgradation: Community Health Activity Initially we had one CHV to served 2 Dohale Karykram for Pregnant hamlets (Padas) due to which we Women: We have conducted could not collect whole villages data. In orientation and awareness meetings 2014 we trained them in Clinical with Pregnant women in which we training at Centre for those residing in discussed about regular ANC care at places where our Mobile van was not Hospital or mobile clinic, importance of visiting and at villages in mobile clinic investigation and handling of high risk where our mobile van paid visits. We cases, importance of supplementary had also taken four nights training medicine, regular diet etc and we program at bhopoli centre to upgrade promoted the idea of hospital Delivery. them and given the responsibility of the entire village. So now we have one CHV for one village. She attends Regular training activities, mobile clinic, and does Home visits to high risk cases and motivates them for treatment and even brings them to the Hospital.
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Table 10 S.N Month Village Beneficiaries . 1 Sep- Karsod, Kondgaon, Kurunze, Deherje, 221 14 Ghaneghar, Kev, Dolhari-K, Bangarchole, Chinchghar. 2 Oct-14 Bandhan, Uprale, Satkhor, Shilshet, Kev 109 3 Nov- Talawali, Bhopoli 33 14 4 Dec- Boranda, Tetwali 41 14 Total 404
Night Meeting with Decision Makers - Decision Makers were oriented about importance of ANC care, which precautions and dangers one should take especially in high risk pregnancies. We had shared about facility available at MLDT. Table 11
S.N. Month Village Beneficiaries 1 Nov-14 Chinchghar, Bhopoli, Khandeghar, Kondgaon 129 2 Dec-14 Uprale, Dolhari, Shilshet, Chinchghar, Satkhor, 261 Karsod 3 Jan-15 Ghaneghar 34 4 Feb-15 Satkhor, Chari-Bk, Chinchghar, Bangarchole 100 5 Mar-15 Ghanede, Deherje, Uprale 74 Total 598
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Organic Farming 2014-2015 balanced nutrition and generate cash income. Yield improvement is the Sustainable Organic Farming second vital priority to enhance farm Programme at Bhopoli 2014 -15I. earnings. Last is seeds conservation to improve reliability and increase farmer Broad goal :The broad goal of this group self reliance. project is to make farming on small New Farmer Group land plots ecologically sustainable and economically viable and meet food It was decided to enlarge the farmer security and balanced nutrition needs base and accordingly through of the family along with incomes for intensive farmer meets and focused enhancing quality of life. group discussions, a pool of 40+ new farmers from 3 villages have been Existing Farmer Group enrolled into the sustainable farming programme. Capacity building Farmers have been registered under workshops have commenced in ATMA which will facilitate availability of organic cultivation practices, Government schemes and the monthly production of organic inputs and savings too has commenced to help composting. From kharif of 2016 these build capital. farmers will commence paddy and vegetable cultivation using organic Paddy yields have steadily improved methods. and so also crop diversity. Stable marketing arrangement has helped II. Our Partners farmers to sell all their vegetable produce. This year farmers marketed We have been ably supported by: 1305.3 kgs of vegetables in kharif and People for Progress in India in rabi 6908.9 kgs and home (PPI) – a USA based NGO consumptions 495 kgs. The average which has funded us for the earning per farmer worked out to Rs. past 3 years 11602. In addition they also produced HDFC Bank - supported chana 150 kgs; mustard 50 kgs, vaal establishment of a model of 80 kgs. Marketing arrangement for sustainable farming for 25 grains, pulses needs to be worked out. farmers for next three years To help sustain this group a proposal has been submitted to the tribal IV. Priorities Ahead development department of a. Soil / yield Improvement Government to allocate funds for techniques purchase of mini rice mill, power tiller Strategy for consistent soil and dal mill to be run by the group. improvement through optimal This will help supplement their utilization of farm inputs and agricultural incomes and bring greater techniques with ease of stability on their livelihood front. implementation at farmer level needs Future priorities for the group are to further attention. Yield improvement on increase diversity especially with a consistent basis and a system for respect to pulses, horticulture and tracking the same especially for floriculture which will enhance their vegetable cultivation will contribute to improvement in farm economics. 15 | MLDT Annual Report 2014 - 15
b. Need for a robust demo cum Educational Activities training plot This needs to be taken up on an MLDT‟s Education Program urgent basis to serve the needs for commenced in 2005 with 2 schools training as well as explore potential for and has steadily grown to cover 10 soil / yield improvement through schools in the vicinity of our Cottage adherence to best practices. Hospital. The program covers formal as well as non-formal development c. Seed Conservation areas, which are otherwise Seed conservation practices on a inaccessible to these students. The more scientific basis with seed plots focus of the program is on students in for select vegetable varieties remains the age group of 14 to 16 i.e. classes a crucial priority where capacity 8th to 10th. A recently commenced building will be needed. arm of our education program is d. Strong leadership within farmer working with 16-20 year old giving group them vocational training for better This forms an ongoing area of employability. emphasis. While MLDMHI has done a lot of handholding during the 3 years, 1. Coaching for class 10 cluster level and group wise leadership This is the most vital component of the has to be strengthened. program. It involves extra coaching in Mathematics and English for class 10 e. Sustainable marketing system students. Last year we coached 566 We have assured a market for children from 8 schools. Over the reasonable returns to farmers. years this has favorably impacted the Currently, a low volume poses a school performance in 10th SSC challenge to transport the goods to examination as given below (figures markets outside due to high indicate percentage of students who transportation charges. There for we passed the SSC board examination). found a local avenue as Isakson is a local vendor for our whole farm produce.
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Table 12
Year Bhopoli Kev Kurunze Uprale Bhopoli Vastyal Kondgoan Maan High Ashram Ashram school 2005 36 14 34 23 2006 61 53 50 55 2007 45 45 60 66 2008 94 80 71 81 100 2009 73 70 71 73 79 2010 81 100 78 89 100 2011 86 89 74 88 83 2012 90 86 89 86 90 76 2013 96 80 97 92 94 75 67 2014 85 100 100 97 94 87 90 97
2. Parent Teachers Student Meet operating a computer, learning basic Unlike in cities, tribal community MS Office and Paint skills. parents are not involved in the education of their children. We 4. Educational Exposure Tour endeavour to invite parents to interact One day education trip to Nehru with the teachers. This increases Planetarium and Nehru Science parents‟ awareness about their wards Centre was organized with support and also helps children communicate from EOTO. 510 students of class 10 with their parents about schools from various schools participated in progress. With support from EOTO, we this program and got a wonderful have been conducting this activity for exposure to the world of science, its over ten years. Typically 65-70% of applications and also to the wonders of parents attend the program. space & astronomy.
3. Computer Literacy 5. Cultural and Sports Program Even though the schools have Inter school cultural program was Computer Literacy as a part of their organized, wherein students of classes syllabus, most of the schools do not 8th to 10th get an opportunity to display have trained teachers and / or their talent in music, dance and other computer resources. Supported by cultural skills. About 75 students took REAL, USA, we imparted basic part in various events and approx. 850 Computer Literacy training to students students enjoyed the program. Along of class 8 & 9 using ten laptops and a with this, an inter school sports meet trained teacher. More than 400 was also organized including games students got hands on experience of as well as athletic events. 100 odd students took part in the events and
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over a 1000 enjoyed the games. Both This year we added Science Fair as these programs were supported by another activity under the Discover EOTO program. 40 students from 3 schools were encouraged to set up science 6. Vocational Career Guidance experiments as a part of the fair. More Class 10 students were exposed to a than 1300 students visited the fair and series of lectures and were made learnt simple principles of Physics & aware of opportunities across varied Chemistry through these experiments. fields available to them. In addition, significant persons who had achieved This program is supported by progress shared their personal journey Adhyayan and this is the third year of of growth. An aptitude test was this activity. Student participation and conducted for 255 students to match confidence level has increased their inclination towards a specific manifold. It instills a healthy career and skills required for it. A competitive spirit amongst the resource person from the academia students. was brought in to discuss various career options available and future 8. Scholarships for meritorious potential in each of those. The needy children program was supported by D-Mart and Eighty-one students were given it evoked quite a lot of interest scholarships for pursuing higher amongst students. education in vocational courses amounting to Rs. 100,000/. This 7. Program Discover program was supported by DMart and This is a unique program to impart EOTO active learning through student participation. A team of ten students 9. Distribution of notebooks, from each school was selected uniforms through a written and oral examination. After assessing the financial need, Workshops are conducted for these uniforms and exercise books were students in Science, Mathematics and distributed to 350 students across six Geography. In turn, these students are schools, supported by EOTO. motivated and encouraged to impart that knowledge to other students in 10. Capacity building of teachers their schools. Eventually an interschool In 2008-09, with support from EOTO, Olympiad is conducted for these three we started a Teacher training program, subjects. This year 1700 students to impart active learning methods for participated enthusiastically in the their teaching. However, we noticed Olympiad. The winning team as well that the teachers are not very keen on as the „mentors‟ of that schools are attending the program in spite of our felicitated. consistent efforts. This year we had zero participation and hence have decided to discontinue this activity.
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11. Mobile Library DRDA Saras Exhibition at Srinagar, The mobile library is a unique initiative Jammu- Kashmir – The season‟s first in tribal areas. A van loaded with big scale exhibition had to happen at variety of books, suitable for all ages, Jammu& Kashmir organised by DRDA visits 14 schools in the rural interior in September. One main artist „Dilip and encourages them to read and Vighne‟ and one support person had borrow books for home reading. On an gone to Srinagar. Two days prior to the average 2000 students take advantage exhibition, due to heavy rainfall the of this facility per month and they all whole valley was hit by massive floods eagerly look forward to the van‟s visit and both our artists along with 3 more to their school. This activity is people from the Wada region were the supported by EOTO. victims of flood for 8 days. All our artifacts costing around 60,000 rupees 12. Health Awareness were washed away in the floods. That Special camps were conducted for 350 was a huge loss to the Trust. The girls to make them aware of pubertal artists too had an ordeal having to stay changes, reproductive organs, without food & water for four days. We menstrual cycles and maintaining are thankful to the Indian Army for hygiene. These camps were finally airlifting them to safety. conducted by Medical Officers of our Trust.
Warli Art
The Kansari Warli art initiative supported by MLDT continues to Online Marketing Presence: As provide livelihood to the 7 Warli Artists decided last year, we could in its second year. People for Progress successfully enter the online market in India extended their financial through snapdeal.com. We also made support to Warli art Project in 2014-15 our presence seen on top furniture as well. With the facilitation of MLDT website in India pepperfry.com and and financial helping hand of PPI, the international website discovered.us group could achieve a turnover of Rs. through our customer 4,80,000/- in Financial Year 2014-15. exclusivelane.com marketing.
The major highlights of the year 2014- 15are as follow:
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session was organised to educate artists about ancient warli art and Warli Promotional Workshops: management skills. Ankush Atkari, one To spread awareness about the tribal of the group members, also attended a art, we conducted 2 workshops in one day conference on community Mumbai. These workshops turned out based micro enterprise where he was to be a big hit. Right from 12 year old exposed to the concepts of business school children to 60+ year old ladies management aspects. enthusiastically participated in the Performance Based reward System: workshop and To make the group work at their fullest enjoyed warli capacity, we started following the painting. Total performance based reward System, 27 participants wherein the group is given a target of attended the monthly production and they work to workshop. We achieve the target. They get incentives also conducted a two days workshop if the target is achieved or penalty if it in a Shanti Ratna Vidyamandir in is not achieved as per mutually agreed Bhopoli. It was very surprising to know th th ratio. This measure has helped the that students up to 8 and 9 grade group to improve the productivity and had not used paintbrushes and achieve the target of production worth water/poster colours ever. This Rs. 1,00,000 every month. The workshop was intended to make productivity has gone up by 50% as students aware that their own art can compared to last year. really help them earn their livelihood if anyone Conclusion: Overall, the sales have wishes to do been lower than our expectation so. Total 35 primarily due to not getting stall-space Students in bigger & popular exhibitions, attended the cancellation of some important workshop. exhibitions, Corporates are not responding as we were expecting Capacity Building for the group: them to etc. However during this year The group attended a capacity building we have maximized our capacity to workshop organized by AYUSH build the inventory and to face bigger (Adiwasi Yuva Shakti) at Talasary. The challenges.
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80000 70350 70000 58000 56790 60000 54680 47290 50000 41550 40690 40000 3334535265 27325 30000 20000 8830 10000 6100 0
Sales Total: Rs. 4,80,215/-
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BMC’s Holistic Mother and Child Care Hospital, Dahisar BMC‟ Holistic Mother and Child Care Hospital, Dahisar
HIGHLIGHTS:
Revision of rate for Homoeopathic Consultation and Treatment w.e.f. 1.4.2014 as Rs. 180/60 per week respectively. This is the 1st revision since we started our services in 2005. Treadmill machine donated by Shri S. R. Ganesh was commissioned in December 2014.
Addition of a Consultants name Dr. Chetan Malavade, (M.B.B.S., D.G.O. (Mumbai) CPS-D.G.O. in MTP Registration Certificate No.58 on 17th June 2014 from MCGM. Application was given to MOH-RN regarding increase of Bed Strength from 21 to 30 bedded on 30th July 2015. All Pathology related work has been rout out through Dr. Ajay Shah Lab, which is a NABH accredited lab, w.e.f. 1st Jan 2015. Learning Disability (LD) Clinic has been started on 14th March 2015. New Autoclave Machine has been purchased on 31st March 2015 IPF A/c has been opened in June 2014 to help poor patients. Quarterly LMC meetings were conducted in the presence of MCGM officials in the month of May, July, October 2014 and January 2015.
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Table 13: Dahisar Hospital Patients Data for the Year April 2014-March 2015 Departments No. of Patients ANC 559 Delivery 360 Others 2909 Paed. 845 NST 163 Vaccination 609 Surgical 72 Muskaan 26 Dental 2087 Sonography 656 Physiotherapy 552 IPD 325 NICU 13 Hom. N/C 15476 Hom. F/C 52773 Total 77425
Table 14: New Appointments in 2014-15: DOJ Name Degree Designation 18.04.2014 Mrs. Sulochana Marathe ANM Nursing Supervisor 05.05.2014 Dr. Swapnali Mahadik M.P.Th Physiotherapist 28.07.2014 Dr. Amol Patil MS(GEN. General Surgeon SURGERY) 01.09.2014 Dr. Shailendra Pathak B.D.S. HOD-Dentistry 01.10.2014 Dr. Asmita Patel B.D.S. General Dentist 01.10.2014 Dr. Jayshree Daryanani B.D.S. General Dentist 01.10.2014 Dr. Saloni Salvi B.D.S. General Dentist 01.02.2015 Dr. Shruti Thakkar MD(HOM) Medical Officer (Part time) –School Mental Health Project
14.03.2015 Dr. Madhavi Tamboli MD(HOM) LD Clinic, Consultant
Visitors On 16th November 2014 visit of Dr. Visit by Dr. Ramesh Gavit, AHO-Z- Ramesh Gavit, AHO-Zone VII and VII with MOH in April 2014 to check Dr. Anita Inamdar, MOH to Registers/ MCGM Board Display discussed with Dr. Dinesh Rao and no violation was noticed. regarding shifting of Health Post
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staff as the Health post is proposed sessions and Bedside 35 sessions for repair work. were conducted through the year. Academic Activities 2014 -15: (Total 73 Lectures) Series of lectures conducted by the Weekly sessions conducted by the Indian Dental Association. (Total senior doctors on academic, clinical 37 Lectures) and management topics. 38
Charitable Activity 2014 –15:
Total 22 patients have received help of Rs. 79720/- from IPF A/c.
Table 15
Mode of charity No of patients Total bill Total help given to patients IPF 22 2,73,490/- 79,720/-
Community Activities 2014 –15:
Table 16: School Activity April 2014 - March 2015
Date Activity Place Beneficiaries 19.4.14 to 9th std Mental health Vidya Mandir 46 22.4.14 assessment School 29.4.14 Parents Orientation Vidya Mandir 18 Session School Auditorium 21.6.14 to Mental Health Vidya Mandir 64 28.6.14 assessment, Screening School and Parents meeting for Std 8th. 2nd July 2014 9th std Mental Vidya Mandir 17 Assessment. school 11th to 27th Marathi medium School, Vidya Mandir 280 August 14 10th std Mental school assessment. 20th Sept 14 Marathi medium (10th std Vidya Mandir 3 ), Parents meeting school 27th Sept English medium(10thstd) Vidya Mandir 68 14 Parents meeting school
15th to 18th Annual health check up Vidya Mandir 283 September camp school(K.G.Sectio 2014(3 days) n)
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6th Oct 14 Adolescent Stress Vidya Mandir 60 Management & Handling School Parents Meeting for IX Std 11th Oct 14 Baludyan Mental & Vidya Mandir 60 Physical Child School Development Orientation 13th Oct 14 Adolescent Stress Vidya Mandir 60 Management & Handling School Parents Meeting for X Std 20th Oct 14 Adolescent Stress Vidya Mandir 20 Management & Handling School Specific Parents Meeting Total 979
Table 17: Community Work in Padas April 2014 - March 2015
Date Activity Place Beneficiaries April & May ‘14 Various community field & Borivali (W) & 278 Anganwadi visits Dahisar(W)
June’ 14 Follow up visits at Dahisar and Borivali, Dahisar 80 Borivali Padas which were visited in April and May.
358
Table 18: Dental Check-Up Camps in Schools April 2014 - March 2015
Date Activity Place Beneficiaries 15th to 18th Annual health check up camp Vidya Mandir 283 September school(K.G.Section) 2014(3 days) 11th Oct 14 Balodyan Mental & Physical Vidya Mandir 60 Child Development School Orientation Total 343
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Table 19: In-House Medical Camps Activity April 2014 - March 2015
Date Activity Place Beneficiaries 1.4.14 Association with In-house 1 SWADHAR NGO to help victims of Domestic Violence 9.4.14 H.B. Camp In-house 80 28.4.14 ANC/PNC health talk In-house 6 session 17.6.14 ANC/PNC health talk In house 6 15th to 28th July Health talk session for M.L.D.T. Hospital 82 2014 ANC/PNC patients. 5th to 19th Health talk session for M.L.D.T. Hospital 35 August 2014 ANC/PNC patients. 1st to 22nd Health talk session for M.L.D.T. Hospital 32 September 2014 ANC/PNC patients. 7th August 2014 Organized WBF health talk M.L.D.T. Hospital 15 session & breast check up for 3rd trimester ANC patients. 11th Sept 14 Educational seminar on M.L.D.T. Hospital 19 „High risk in new born‟ & „Jaundice in new born‟. 20th Sept 14 Free Hemoglobin detection M.L.D.T. Hospital 90 camp for females and senior citizens. 24th Nov 14 ANC/ PNC Health Talk MLDT 12 Session 29th Dec 14 Bharucha School Annual In-house 20 Health Check up (K.G. Section) 22nd Feb 2015 Screening Camp for MLDT 123 Special Children Total 521
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SCREENING CAMP FOR SPECIAL our current services in the field ND CHILDREN ON 22 FEBRUARY of Child Psychology to make the 2015 services more Holistic and On the occasion of commemoration of efficient. a decade of service to the community BMC Mother and Child Holistic Care Dr Dinesh Rao, Director of the Centre, Dahisar organized an in-house hospital, addressed the gathering and camp “Screening for Special Children” introduced the objectives of the camp on 22nd Feb 2015 from 9-1pm. as well as introduced Dr Gavit, AHO. Dr Kumar Dhawale Chairman of the LMC then requested Dr. Gavit to announce the camp open to the public by lightning the lamp. Dr Neelkanth Patil, MO RN, also lit the lamp. Dr Gavit then addressed the gathering. Sir had a lot of good words to say about the work done by the Trust in serving the community through the various initiatives for Mother & Child OBJECTIVES: health. The inauguration was attended 1. Identifying children with by Dr Shubadha Maitra, Prof., Centre “SPECIAL” needs though for Health & Mental Health School of studying in mainstream schools Social Work from TISS, Muskaan team and crystallizing their problems and Mrs Maya Nanavati from POSAT, into an appropriate diagnosis a well known Occupational therapist. though screening methodology. 2. Orienting and guiding parents of Dr Keskar madam, EHO, came these children about their needs later and witnessed the camp, and and management of their spoke with the staff, doctors and difficulties through an patients. audiovisual programme. 3. Sensitizing school officials for the various needs of “SPECIAL” children and thus helping them to integrate these children in mainstream schooling. 4. Creating awareness in the community about various psychological disorders in children and providing aid to
handle and tackle these problems. After the screening, the patients 5. To highlight the need of OT were oriented to the opd timings for dept which will be integrated to further assessment and appointment 27 | MLDT Annual Report 2014 - 15
for further treatment. Parents were STATISTICS OF THE CAMP very supportive, accepting the difficulties of their child with an open Total children screened 123 96 cases showed scholastic mind; they were very satisfied with the difficulties orientation presentation and also 10 cases showed inattentive type showed readiness to continue the of ADHD further management of the child. The 4-5 autistic kids, camp saw a variety of disorders: 3 cases of Epilepsy scholastic- LD, Retardation, 2 cases of other neuro- Behavioral-ADHD, inattentive, Autism, psychiatric disorders like Cerebral Epilepsy, CP, etc. The total number of Palsy. children seen were 123. Each child was accompanied by at least 2 people. So the camp catered to about 370.
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Dr. M.L. Dhawale Memorial Homoeopathic
Medico Surgical and Research Centre, Malad
Over the last 25 years, we have built needs of the surrounding population up a full – fledged Postgraduate centre which belongs to the economically at Malad with an active OPD and a 20- weaker classes. The hospital bedded hospital where a variety of continues to provide its services to diseases are managed. The centre is various OPDs and IPD facilities. well-equipped to attend to the health
Table 20: Patient Data for the Year 2014-15
Department NC FU IPD Total Patients
Homoeopathic 629 9280 1 9910 Gynecology 912 1382 145 2439 Pediatrics 493 777 115 1385 Medicine 173 430 168 771 Surgery 48 73 35 156 Dental 331 989 0 1320 Physiotherapy 166 1403 0 1569 ANC 513 2433 0 2946 ORTHO 70 82 4 156 Total 3335 16849 468 20652
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Table 21
Departments No. of Patients ECG 210 Casualty 1378 OPD Proc 1 Pathology 3464 Delivery 421 CU T-INS 11 IUI 2 USG 835 NST 1
TOTAL 6113
Table 22: Activities at Malad 2014-15
Date Details of Camps Beneficiaries Yearly Patients for availing Rajiv Gandhi Health 8 Schemes in different Hospital across Mumbai. 2nd April Regular Dental Awareness and check up 450 Camp in Hospital campus To
31st March 20th March School Health Camp at 300
to “UTAKARSH VIDYA MANDIR SCHOOL, MALAD (E)”. 26th March For NURSERY,JR KG,SR KG Students
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PUNE BRANCH ACTIVITIES
The branch undergoes a regular The new batch began in July 2014 training activity every year which runs th Total 4 students enrolled for the through the year till 30 April . The course and 4 of them have completed month of May being a break for the course and 3 of them enrolled for students. Last week of april the branch the one year course which was a conducted evaluation and review of positive experience. The academic various activities of the branch. This programme takes 3 group discussions leads to a better planning for the next sessions on Mon, Wed and Fri which year. All students write their self are attended by around 25 people. evaluation report which is discussed This serves as a regular training for by the faculty as a part of our training PG students. The course could be procedures. delivered in a more structured A SCR TRAINING WORKSHOP for 2 programme as per the syllabus DAYS was arranged for the regular designed for the same. The sessions students of the branch. It was attended could provide a fair degree of a basic by over 25 participants. the focus of learning on all the Monday and the workshop was the various tools of relatively more advanced issues could the scr system. A case of diabetes was be delivered on Wednesday. The discussed over 2 days. The workshop wednesday session is almost was highly apptreciated and evaluation attended by all including the suggested the benefit derived by all director of the branch. the students. The unique aspect of this Monday sessions is a very unique workshop was the responsibility taken especially of the branch in terms of the by the relatively new faculty which took content. The Monday session under active role in conducting the workshop. the supervision of Dr Pravin Bhalgat provides clinical training to all the CLINIC OPENING – students. The whole focus remains on Gururaj senior citizens group kothrud the clinical component of the case. and icr jointly opened a new charitable This is highly appreciated by students clinic in the premises of gururaj datt as no other homoeopathic temple premises on the 29th of June organization or branch caters to this 2014. The highlight of this programme difficulty of the student group was the inauguration of the same was especially those coming from colleges done by a senior of seniors mr vasant with inadequate clinical facilities and khole who is 100 years old and an infrastructure. active part of the senior citizens group. The SCR EXAM was conducted in The clinic will be working on all Pune . 2 students attended and the mornings from Monday to Saturday. result showed one clearing with assignment.
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New batch of students joined the As a part of this venture, a lecture was institute in October 2014. This batch organized on OLD AGE: GOLD AGE. comprises of 3 part timers and 1 full The lecture was delivered by Dr timer. the full timer came from a Prakash Chareja of the branch and remote district chandrapur college attended by over 60 young people from the depth of vidarbha. over the age of 60. The highlight was the interactiveness of this initiative and a senior citizens charter was the enthusiasm and experiences of inaugurated in October 2014 under senior citizens who actively shared the auspices of the existing DARSHAN their views and difficulties . The need CHARITABLE CLINIC at SAWAN of providing such a platform at various KRIPAL RUHANI MISSION. This is a forums was emphasized by one and only Sunday charitable clinic. all.
The senior citizens charter will play a role of guiding senior citizens in health issues, prevention and diagnostics and also providing health care through homoeopathy in our clinic.
Table 23: Clinical Patient Data 2014-15 Charitable Clinics Screening New Follow Up Total Pirangut 95 7 1552 1654 Poud 79 2 938 1019 Kharalwadi 71 82 3060 3213 Chaturshingi 16 21 544 581 D.P. Road 98 47 2323 2468 Diabetic 57 31 832 920 Association & Gururaj Clinic
A fully charitable clinic in association with Kripal ashram at Ghorpadi Peth functions only on Sundays and sees around 175 patients every month.
Table 24: Clinical Patients Kripal Ashram Darshan Clinic (Only Sunday)
Month No. of Patients April 2014 149 May 2014 147 June 2014 134 July 2014 171 Aug. 2014 168 Sept. 2014 163
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Oct.2014 147 Nov. 2014 155 Dec. 2014 124 Jan.2015 122 Feb. 2015 153 March 2015 145 Total 1778
Symposium: the cases but were more as mentors A symposium on Materia Medica was for the new guides. Dr Neeta and held at Deenanath Mangeshkar Sanjay Manwani from Durg th th st Hospital. on 27 , 28 Feb & 1 of Chattisgarh and dr Amol Sevekari form March 2015. The theme was: ICR Kolhapur presented very interesting Symposium in Homoeopathic cases which was appreciated by one Prescribing. and all. An attempt was made to build EXPERIENCING THE LIVING a portrait of these drugs exclusively WORLD OF DIFFERENTIAL from the point of view of the MATERIA MEDICA AS A EET.(Essential evolutionary totality). REFLECTION OF THE ICR WAY Another highlight was a large no of OF PRACTICE. participants came from distant areas like Chandrapur and Rajkot. There The symposium was attended by 137 were more than 20 participants from participants. The 12 cases focused on Chattisgarh alone. The Pune 12 different remdies like calc silicata, committee managing the symposium phos acid, kali brom lyco arg nitricum took a large effort in reaching out to apis, nux vomica, sepia ignatia nitric the local colleges. Hence we had staff acid and alumina. The cases were from 3 colleges in Pune and students selected from the differentiation as per from these colleges. The symposium the ICR WAY of practice. They was also attended by the principal of highlighted the EET of all the cases. DS hom medical college Dr Manisha Another unique theme and focus was Solanki. We were happy to felicitate the training of new guides and hardly her and could recognize the important any senior faclulty member presented role the DS has contributed towards the faculty of our institute..
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URBAN CHARITABLE CLINICS
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Dr. M. L. Dhawale Memorial Trust operates 6 Homoeopathic Charitable Clinics in Mumbai and its suburbs to provide cost effective healthcare through Homoeopathy for the socio-economically backward and needy people of the urban community. The Homoeopathic Physicians appointed by the Trust attend to the clinical services.
The following table elicits the patient data for the year 2014-15
Table 25: Urban clinics Patient Data for the year 2014-15 Branches Patients New F/U Total Pt
Jogeshwari 42 1783 1825 Mahul 224 7134 7358 Deonar 75 1109 1184 Santacruz 32 467 499 Ghansoli 39 888 927 Mulund 27 1014 1041
Total 439 12395 12834
MAHUL CLINIC BPCL. We have shifted in the place Dr. MLD Trust has been running from this clinic in Mahul since the past 14 years with the support of BPCL. This January with a small Ganesh Drs Neena Ambekar, Manisha Poojan. It was attended by Mrs. Nadkarni and Kanchan Rajpal Beena Khanolkar from BPCL with attend the clinic each for two days her team, Mr. Kadam(contractor), respectively. Mr. Ramesh Patil representing Mahul Gaon Dakshata Samiti and The clinic has been seeing a good Drs. Of MLDT. We again express amount of renal stone cases this our heart- felt gratitude to Beena year with patients responding well madam for the work she has done in acute renal pain as well. There for upgrading the infrastructure of has also been a rise in cases of the clinic premises. back pain and heart conditions. The Trust plans to take up a project Our clinic, which was initially run in for children having scholastic the Balwadi centre, has now got an difficulties with the BPCL in the independent setup, thanks to the coming year. entire team at HRD department of
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Time : Monday - Friday 10.00am to environmental for parents of 1.00pm / Saturday: 1.30- 4.30 pm primary section. Address: BPCL’s Homoeopathic The clinic has been seeing variety Clinic, Near Balwadi, Mahul gaon, of cases of complaints relating to Mumbai -400074. the skin, back and joint pains, along with learning and behavioural problems in children. GHANSOLI CLINIC DR. MLD Trust operates the Time : Thursday and Friday Morning charitable clinic here, which is 9.30- 12.00pm supported by Savankripal Ruhani Monday and Tuesday Afternoon Mission. 1.30-4.30pm This clinic is attended by Dr Manish Address: Kumud Vidya Mandir, Deonar Gaon, Govandi. Dube. He has been seeing a lot of
cases related to the joints and back pain, skin complaints and pediatric SANTACRUZ CLINIC cases. He is also treating a HIV This charitable set up of Dr. MLD patient. Trust has been functioning in the Time : Monday and Wednesday premises of sane Guruji Arogya 2:00 - 4:00 pm Mandir. The clinic has been ably Address : Savankripal Ruhani supported by the Trustee of the Mission,Rajinder Ashram, Sector -1, school, Hegde Sir. Ghansoli. Drs Sneha Seth and Saima Modak are attending the clinic for two days respectively. DEONAR CLINIC Dr. Sneha Seth has done This clinic, run by Dr. M.L. Dhawale orientation for parents under Trust is set up in the premises of ‘Swatch Bharat Abhiyan’ regarding Kumud Vidya Mandir High School. Hygiene. The Trustees of the school have The clinic has conducted a health been gracious enough to provide a checkup for more than 350 spacious room to facilitate our students of the primary section of functioning. Sane Guruji Vidya mandir. The physicians have been seeing Drs. Pradip Dhole and Leena cases of children with recurrent Chopra attend the clinic. chest infections along with cases of The clinic has been regularly joint and back pain. participating in annual health check We also plan to take up screening up of students of the pre- primary. camps for children and adults in the The physicians also conducted an coming year. orientation programme on general
hygiene- personal and
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Time : Monday: 12:30 pm- 3:30pm, MULUND CLINIC Thursday: 10:00am- 1:00pm Dr. MLD Trust clinic in Mulund is Tuesday and Friday: 11.30 am- 2.30 supported by Nirmaladevi Jain pm Charitable Trust. We have been Address: Sane Guruji Vidya Mandir, able to reach out the lower and Near Santacruz Bus Depot, middle economic class around the Santacruz (W), Mumbai-400 054. setup. Drs. Bhavana Thakkar and JOGESHWARI CLINIC Rochelle D silva attend the clinic We take pride in reporting that this for 2 days respectively. clinic was the first Urban charitable The majority of cases coming to the Centre of MLDT. We have been clinic are of back and joint pains, able to cater to the vast slum of complaints of gastric derangement Bandra plot, and the patients here and respiratory complaints. are ever increasing. Drs Sweta Tambolkar and Kamlesh Time : Tuesday, Wednesday and Jain are attending the clinic for Friday 5:00 – 7:00 pm three days respectively. Saturday: 10:00- 12:00 pm The general cases which are seen Address: NS Jain Charitable are of skin warts, allergies along Medical Centre, Mulund (W), with cases of fissures, Mumbai-80. haemorrhoides. Respiratory diseases like asthma are predominantly seen.
Time : All days except Friday :6.00 pm- 9.00pm Address: Fiaz Mohd Chawl, Coloba Plot Janta Colony, Jogeshwari, Nr. Zula Maidan, Jogeshwari, Mum-60.
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Academic Activities
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HAHNEMANN DAY 2014 was Chhappanbhog, Off B P C road, celebrated on Sunday, the 20TH Alkapuri, Baroda. Total 160 April 2014, Venue Nava Samaj people attended this program from Mandal School Hall, Dixit Road, various parts of Mumbai, Vile Parle (East), Mumbai- 400057 Bengaluru, Kolhapur, Gujarat, on Conceptual Integration: An Pune, Palghar. Essential Foundation of Effective TPD-TPR and total 54 peoples attended this programme. Dr. ICR SYMPOSIUM – October – Prashant Tamboli was the speaker 2014 – Mumbai “A White Colour and he was admitted to the not desired-“Vitiligo” on 10th, 11th & Membership of ICR. 12th October 2014 Venue at Keshavrao Ghaisas Auditorium, c/o PTVA„s Institute of Management, Chitrakar Ketkar Marg, Behind M. L. Dahanukar College, Vile Parle (E), Mumbai 400057 and total 144 peoples attended this program.
ICR Day & HPGA Founder‟s Day on 20th July 2014 at 1st Floor, SVKM Hall, Mithibai College, Vile Parle (W) on The Role of Evolving Pathophysiology in Assessing Susceptibility and Formulating \TPD-TPR: A primer to the ICR SYMPOSIUM Pune - homoeopathic management of Homoeopathic Prescribing DM2 and total 84 peoples attended Experiencing the Living World of this program. Dr. Shirish Differential Materia Medica as a Phansalkar, Director, Pune Branch reflection of the ICR way of th th st was the speaker. Practice on 27 , 28 Feb & 1 March 2015 Venue at Deenanath ICR SYMPOSIUM – June – 2014 – Mangeshkar Hospital Auditorium, Vadodara On “Understanding The 8th floor, Pune and total 137 Concept of Miasms & the Principles peoples attended this program. of its Application in Homoeopathic th st nd Practice – Part II” on 20 , 21 , 22 June 2014, Venue: Anjoy –The Retreat, Sampatrao Colony, Opp.
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Centre of Excellence, Palghar
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A. ARCHITECTURAL PLANNING OF THE NEW WING
Building Construction: The building The dialysis center inaugurated by with its structure of basement, ground Keki Mistry- Chief Executive plus 2 floors is completed, the total Officer,HDFC on 18th June 2014 and area constructed is about 35000 sq ft has completed more than 400 dialysis built up. cycles and currently 21 patients are under dialysis at subsidized rate of Rs. The basement contains the back 375. office – accounts Dept – stores – server room & data entry room under The first floor comprises of the male medical informatics department of the general ward which is an extension of center of excellence – medical record the current male ward, a separate room – 6 consulting cubicles – paediatric ward, 3 special rooms and a gymkhana – gymnasium and a dead special ward, psychiatry ward female body room. and male as a fulfillment of the commitment to the AYUSH under The ground floor has the floor plan as center of excellence project. per the commitment made to the Dept of AYUSH under the center of The second floor comprises of 2 excellence project, it contains the auditoriums to accommodate more consulting rooms for department of than 75 persons in each it is a neuropsychiatry & department of fulfillment of our commitment to pulmonology, neuropsychiatry lab, AYUSH under center of excellence, rehabilitation center, child guidance along with this there are 2 discussion center, chamber for medical social rooms which too is a part of our worker for Dept of neuropsychiatry, fulfillment of the commitment to the counseling rooms, dialysis center is a AYUSH under centre of excellence commitment made to the local project. community by the trust which is also a need of the Palghar Taluka as a whole – this has found active support from Rotary club Palghar.
B. PULMONOLOGY DEPARTMENT The Common diagnoses seen in OPD are Bronchial Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, Allergic Sinusitis, Emphysema, Bronchiectasis, Interstitial Lung disease; post Koch‟s sequalae and Allergic Rhinitis. Common cases in IPD include acute exacerbation of asthma, acute exacerbation of COPD, Post TB sequalae, Pneumonias.
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Table 26: RS Statistics from April 2014 to March 2015(Palghar)
Month No. Of New No. Of No. Of PFT No. Of X-ray No. Of New Case in OPD Follow UP Case in IPD April 10 212 05 152 04 May 05 186 12 204 06 June 06 140 05 202 04 July 12 170 12 235 06 Aug 16 181 19 244 09 Sept 13 254 15 233 08 Oct 11 177 32 209 08 Nov 11 178 21 182 10 Dec 14 213 16 202 06 Jan 17 219 13 246 09 Feb 10 178 05 224 06 March 11 194 10 173 05
C. PSYCHIATRY DEPARTMENT: anxiety and depression to Bipolar disorders, sexual difficulties and CURRENT ACTIVITIES OF THE Schizophrenias come for NEUROPSYCHIATRIC COE AT PALGHAR AND DAHISAR Homoeopathic help. A lot of them are already on psychotropic medication OPD and are seeking help to reduce the The Psychiatry OPD runs thrice a medication with consequent side week (Child psychiatry OPD is once a effects or are seeking a permanent week) and sees around 30-40 patients cure when they will be free of any in every session. Around 25-30 new medication and will be able to treat patients are registered every month. A healthy, full lives. significant number of patients are Children with Attention deficits, referred by the Medical Consultant of scholastic problems, mental the Hospital who has developed subnormalities and epilepsy are confidence in the ability of common. Homoeopathy to help patients The thrust of the department has been reporting for a lot of complaints which to improve the quality of life with do not have any physical cause. amelioration of disabling symptoms A wide variety of patients across the and gradually to reduce the wide spectrum of psychiatric disorders psychotropic medication. Help is taken from the common mental disorders like of counselling, case work (through a
42 | MLD Trust Annual Report 2014 - 15 social worker) and occupational management of alcoholism were therapy (through an occupational studied. The place of Homoeopathy in therapist). Recently we have acquired the management of alcoholic the services of a clinical psychologist withdrawal has been already who will conduct clinical testing and mentioned above. The results of this take up patients for psychotherapy. are far better compared to that with The Postgraduate students contribute modern medicines. to the clinical work through a detailed A yearlong field activity was planned case taking and establishing healing for the study to be completed. This relationships. entire year‟s activity was sponsored by Specially trained Psychiatric Medical Shri Raichandbhai Shah, owner of Officers who have passed out of the Sundaram books. Frequent MD (Hom) programme participate in motivational meetings were planned the caring process and are a constant for orienting the community. Detailed face of the department to the follow up and project work in the community. community is needed. A male social The response has been encouraging worker for this purpose has been as is evident through the steady recruited for this purpose. An exclusive increase in the patient flow. psychiatric ward would help in catering to a larger group of patients. Alcohol De-addiction Programme / Activity The subject of alcohol started as a dissertation study when various clinical and homoeopathic aspects of
Table 27: Statistic of cases seen in Psychiatry OPD in 2014-15
Month OPD New OPD Alcohol Alcohol IPD IPD Cases Follow Up Follow Up OPD New CASES Alcohol Cases APR – 14 21 397 16 1 30 8 MAY – 14 14 440 20 2 25 15 JUN – 14 8 266 11 1 32 1 JUL – 14 23 509 23 0 31 4 AUG – 14 14 371 13 1 33 7 SEP – 14 19 418 8 1 30 11 OCT – 14 11 440 21 1 32 10 NOV – 14 26 434 20 2 27 8
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DEC – 14 23 501 24 1 28 6 JAN – 15 16 558 28 2 29 11 FEB – 15 16 485 22 1 38 10 MAR - 15 16 468 24 0 23 9 Total 207 5287 230 13 358 100
Table 28 : Clinical conditions seen in the Psychiatry OPD
Sr. No Clinical No of Sr. No Clinical conditions No of conditions cases cases 1. MENTAL 1 11 SLOW LEARNER 1 RETARDATION 2. MULTIPLE 2 12 SOCIAL PHOBIA 1 ADDICTION 3. OCD 6 13 SOCIAL PHOBIA 1 4. PANIC 13 14 SOMATOFORM 22 DISORDER 5. PARKINSONISM 3 15 STAMMERING 1 6. PERSONALITY 1 16 SYNCOPE 1 DISORDER 7. PREMATURE 4 17 TOBACCO 1 EJACULATION ADDICTION 8. PTSD 1 18 TRICHOTOLOMANIA 1 9. SCHIZOPHRENIA 9 19 WILLIAM‟S 1 SYNDROME 10. SEGMENTAL 1 20 WRITER‟S CRAMP 1 DYSTONIA
Casualty 2 calls are taken by the Psychiatric A 24-hour casualty of the hospital Medical Officer every day. provides treatment avenues for a number of psychiatric emergencies Psychiatry IPD including panic disorders, hysterical While we are still to have a separate episodes, acute psychiatric psychiatric ward, currently we are excitements and assessment of looking after the patients in need of suicidal attempts. This is a also a psychiatric care in the general ward or fertile training ground for assessing the in the special rooms when the patient instant effects of Homoeopathic needs to be isolated. With these medicines as well as to impart vital limitations, we see about 30-35 case taking and assessment skills in patients in the IPD every month. the trainees. On an average, around 1-
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This has been a tremendous learning psychiatry Department. A number of experience for the entire department- patients have been de-toxified in a from the Consultants to the junior record time and with minimal cost and student as well as the physicians number of days stay in the hospital. belonging to other departments. All They are followed up in the OPD and have witnessed the astonishing effects with the Alcohol Anonymous group of homoeopathic medicines in calming which has its regular weekly meetings a disturbed patient. They have also on Sundays in the Hospital premises. learnt how vital are the facilities of Another group of patients who have careful observation and assessment to been helped are the numerous prescribe the correct medicine. patients with suicidal attempts who Alcohol withdrawal has been the need assessment of their social and singular success of the efforts put in psychological issues and counseling. jointly by the Medical Consultant and
Table 29: Clinical conditions observed and treated in IPD
APRIL14 TO MARCH „15
CLINICAL TOTAL SR. NO. CLINICAL TOTAL SR. NO CONDITION NUMBER OF CONDITION NUMBER PATIENTS OF PATIENTS 1 ACUTE GRIEF 05 13 DEMENTIA 06 REACTION 2 ACUTE 06 14 DEPRESSION 02 PSYCHOSIS 3 ALC. 01 15 DYSTHYMIA 03 GASTRITIS 4 ALCOHOL 01 16 EPILEPSY 07 INTOXICATION 5 ALCOHOL 03 17 GAD 02 WITHDRAWAL 6 ANXIETY 09 18 GIDDINESS 01 SPELL 7 CANNABIS 01 19 HISTRIONIC 01 DEPENDENCE PERSONALITY 8 CHRONIC 48 20 HOSPITAL 03 ALCOHOLIC INDUCED PSYCHOSIS 9 COGNITIVE 01 21 HYPOMANIA 01 DISORDER 10 CONVERSION 27 22 INSOMNIA 02 REACTION 11 CVA 04 23 MALINGERING 02 12 DELIRIUM 03 24 MANIAC ATTACK 02
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25 MR 02 29 POSTPARTUM 01 PSYCHOSIS 26 OPIUM 01 30 05 DEPENDENCE SCHIZOPHRENIA 27 PANIC 03 31 SOMATOFORM O5 DISORDER 28 PARKINSONISM 01 32 SUICIDAL 15 WITH ATTEMPT MENINGIOMA
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES OF THE PSYCHIATRY DEPARTMENT AT PALGHAR
1. At School level years, the NPCIL has taken it up as Many of the community or outreach their CSR activity. activities have begun as postgraduate The work involves the task of dissertation studies where the students identifying psychological/ physical had taken up an initial study of a disturbances, intervene through subject of interest. It was taken up homoeopathy which would prevent later by the department and developed further complications of personality into a full fledged activity. development and preserve the The methodology of work followed in emotional abilities and build resilience. the community has been as follows: Simultaneously, interventions through Creating community awareness counselling-child as well as parental- through Street plays and teacher orientation to common Orienting the community towards mental health programmes is carried problems through repeated community out. meetings which includes school, college, parental meetings SCHOOL HEALTH PROJECT Distribution of pamphlets/ IEC material ACTIVITIES April ‘2014- March ‘15 for awareness The Department of Psychiatry of Dr. Holding focussed camps for orienting M. L. Dhawale Memorial Trust‟s Rural patients and their families to the issues Homoeopathic Hospital has been pertaining to the nature of difficulties working in the field of School Mental faced by patients and their families Health in collaboration with Tarapur and ways of tackling them Atomic Power Society since 4 years. Public lectures Its objective is to ensure the
development of students in the various School Mental Health programme relevant areas such as Academic, [ SMHP]; Educational, Behavioral and Gender This was the first community work of sensitization and equality which are the department initiated almost since the major issues and concerns of the inception of the PG Programme. It today‟s children, parents and teachers. has continued and sustained since due to community support. In the last three 46 | MLDT Annual Report 2014 - 15
The fourth year of “holistic child care” 4. Counselling of students found project was carried out at Delvadi positive in the academic stress scale Vibhag High School, Homi Bhabha from 8th,9th and 10th std from all the High School and Shigaon Ashram three schools. Counselling these School. In total we have screened 270 students was not only helpful for the students for psychological and students but for the Doctors as well, as physical ailments from the 3 schools. it was a learning experience. The project is current so the diagnosis and treatment is still in process. 5. Definitions of almost 100 students identified with Physical and Psychiatric (Academic difficulties or Table 30: Number of Students behavioural like GAD, Separation Examined in School Mental Health Anxiety, Conduct Disorder, etc.) Programme problems. Many students have School Delvadi Homi Shigaon benefited from the treatment. Names Vibhag Bhabha school school 6. Life skill sessions on Stress Total 27 113 130 management for 10th standard students, hygiene sessions for 5th 6th standard students and gender Screening students has been a good education sessions for 8th and 9th learning procedure for both the M D standard students were conducted in students as well as the medical officer. the three schools: The types of complaints prevalent in a Topics like Gender Education are still certain area are high lightened. Thus considered a taboo in certain areas. the preventive and precautionary So discussing them with kids of programs can be planned accordingly. schools in such an area in a manner
that it is both informative and Other activities conducted in SHP: interesting is a task! But the task was well accomplished. 1. Screening of new students in the three schools. 2. IQ testing of the students found to 7. Physical Hygiene which is a be positive in the screenings. major issue with in-house students of 3. Application of Academic Stress Ashram shalas, is routinely addressed scale, Child Behaviour Check List, in the project. SCARED (Screen for child anxiety related disorders) test Scale, GHQ28 Taking up life skill sessions not only and Somatic Complaint List to the helps in addressing the key issues with students of the three schools. This the kids, but it also develops a rapport exercise helped a lot in identifying the between the students and the doctors. issues with the students.
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2 AT COMMUNITY LEVEL 4 Street play on Alcohol De-addiction th 1 MLDMHI has a “Diabetes Club” on Women‟s day on 8 March‟15 functioning since many years. Adivasi Ekta Parishad, a social Department of Psychiatry was active organization from Palghar invited to present on topic district, had organised a rally on „Diabetes & Stress Management Women‟s day for the many welfare th on „16 July 2014. Session activities for women from the conducted by – Dr.Rupali Kate district. is implementing. A small (M.O. Psychiatry Depart ), Dr. skit was presented by the Sunita Nikumbh ( Reader, Psy Postgraduate students of the Dept) . Department and Medical Officers of During the session the relationship the Department depicting the of stress connected with Diabetes. hazardous effects of Alcohol and It was discussion session where benefits of Homoeopathic they were oriented about different treatment for the same. This was ways of managing stresses. well received and applauded. 2 Dr. Manoj Patel ; Head of 5 Diabetes and Stress- follow up Department of Psychiatry session by Dr.Rupali Kate in nd attended 3rd World Congress on Diabetic club on 2 March‟15 Geriatrics and Gerontology held at 6 A orientation programme was NIMHANS a Conference on organised at MLDMHI for Healthy Ageing in The Changing Homoeopathic association of World- 2014 Dated 17th Nov- 19th Practitioner of Boisar –Palghar area on 7thFebruary ‟15 Two Nov 2014 Psychiatry Medical Officers 3 „MANASIK AROGYA KALACHI VA presented 2 cases from the IPD where unbelievable response of SAMAJACHI GARAJ‟ was the Homoeopathy was experienced in theme of the programme we chronic relapsing conditions . conducted on 22nd August‟15 as a
part of community activity at Vadarai and Satpati .
Table 31: Academic Presentations of Department of Psychiatry
Sr. No Faculty member Date of Topic Place presentation 1 Dr.Manoj Patel 17th. Nov to 3rd World Congress on Bangalore 18th. 2014 Geriatrics and Gerontology- Conference on Healthy Ageing in The Changing World- 2014
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28th “EVIDENCE BASE CASE Ahmdavad, 2. December PRESENTATION””,` gujarat 2014- All India Homoeopathic Sunday Congress 2014 (AIHCON As 2014) the Chairma n for the session on 3. 9th. January Role of Homeopathy in Kottayam, national mental health Kerala programme , CCRH organised seminar
4. 4th. February The art and science of Mumbai case taking with the help of traditional approach- basics of case receiving techniques receiving the patient 5. 8 th Feb Essential Evolutionary Pune at the 2015 Totality Corinthians A Key to successful Hotel practice 6. 11th to 13th workshop on Educational MUHS Puna March 2015 Methodology, organised by Maharashtra University of Health Science, 7. Dr. Sunita 10-12 Oct‟14 Management , Seminar on Nikumbh Counselling and Diet in Vitiligo- Vitiligo Mumbai 8. 15th Feb‟15 Guided the students for Case case competition competition organised by Beacon organised by Foundation ,Pune. Beacon 4 cases were presented Foundation, by department. Case by held at CMP MO got second prize and college at Vile rest two got consolation Parle on prizes 9. 21-22nd Psychodynamics of 20th Sarla Feb‟15 Endocrinal Disorders Sonawala Memorial Seminar, Dubai,
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Table 32:PUBLICATIONS ON DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF MENTAL HEALTH
AUTHOR TITLE JOURNAL DATE AND YEAR OF PUBLICATION Dr. K.M. Dhawale Homoeopathy Indian Journal of April – June 2014 Dr.Madhavi Tamboli in learning Research in disabilities Homoeopathy Dr.Mansi Surti, Understanding National Journal June 2014 Dr.Sunita Nikumbh Psychiatry of Homoeopathy through Organon of Medicine Dr.Sunita Nikumbh The ICR The July 2014 Dr. Manoj Patel Symposium : Homoeopathic Dr. Kumar Dhawale Homoeopathic Heritage Approach to Anxiety and its Management Dr.Prachi Singh, Evolution of The August 2014 Dr. Kumar Dhawale Kentian Homoeopathic Philosophy and Heritage Its Implication in the Understanding of Modern Clinical Psychiatry Dr.Gayatri Patel „Falling‟ Teeth National Journal October 2014 gives Wisdom of Homoeopathy Dr. Sunita Nikumbh, A Case of National Journal Vol. No. 16 No. 11 Co-authors- Vertigo from of Homoeopathy (182 issue) Page Dr.Nafisa Gulel the Peripheral No. 41-44 Palghar OPD Nov.2014
Table 33: Dissertation submiited to MUHS in year November’14
Serial Title of study Name of Name of Guide Number residents 1. Various presentations of Dr.Ashish Yadav Dr.Manoj Patel anxiety in children and the corresponding materia medica images 2. Impact of academic stresses in Dr.Mansi Surti Dr.Gayatri Patel children studying in secondary school and its general and homoeopathic management
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3. To compare psychological Dr.Prachi Singh Dr.Sunita morbidity and remedy patterns Nikumbh in children studying in secondary schools in semirural and urban areas 4. Studying the psychological Dr.Rajesh Yadav Dr.Manoj Patel stresses in high school students having somatic illnesses and its homoeopathic management 5. Determining prevalence of Dr.Sitaram Dr.Manoj Patel psychological morbidity in Mishra children studying in middle school and correlating it with miasm 6. Prevalence of psychological Dr.Vidhi Tulshan Dr.Sunita morbidity in Nikumbh children studying in middle section of ashram schools and the result of homoeopathic intervention
D. RESEARCH DEPARTMENT
Objectives for year 2014 -15 Basic Research Methodology Workshop: The Institute of Medical In the year 2014-15 the Education Technology and Teacher‟s objectives of last year were extended. Association, MUHS has developed a Hence the main objective of the curriculum for Basic Research Research department‟s activity was Methodology Workshop for teachers again to spread more awareness, and students. Research department of knowledge & research methodology MLDMHI has implemented these which is useful for the homoeopathic workshops in following colleges. research across the Maharashtra state and to other colleges of India. Hence Following is the approved faculty from major activity that was carried out was MUHS to conduct these workshops to conduct Basic research 1. Dr. Kumar Dhawale methodology workshop for the 2. Dr. Prashant Tamboli homoeopathic teachers and students 3. Dr. Devangini Broker across the homoeopathic colleges. 4. Dr. Anoop Nigwekar 5. Dr. Bipin Jain
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Table 34: Basic Research methodology Workshop for Teachers and Students
Sr. Date College Name Number of No. Participants 1 28th, 29th and Dr. M. L. Dhawale Memorial 34 Students 30th May, Homoeopathic Institute, Palghar 2014 2 8th 9th & 10th DKMM Homoeopathic Medical 40 Students June 2014 College & Hospital 3 4th, 5th and 6th Panchasheel Homoeopathic Medical 33 Students July, 2014 College & Hospital, Khamgaon 01 Teacher 4 1st, 2nd and Shri Bhagwan Homoeopathic 35 Students 3rd August, Medical College, Aurangabad 5 Teachers 2014 5 1st, 2nd & 4th Foster Development Homoeopathic 40 Students August 2014 Medical College, Aurangabad 6 14th to 16th Jagadguru Panchacharya Education 20 Students November, Society‟s Homoeopathic Medical 09 Teacher 2014 College & Hospital, Kolhapur 7 25th, 26th, and Shri Bhagwan Homoeopathic 81 Students 27th Dec, Medical College, Aurangabad 2014 8 1st & 3rd Dr. M. L. Dhawale Memorial 35 Students November Homoeopathic Institute, Palghar 2014 9 29th, 30th and Foster Development Homoeopathic 40 Students 31st January Medical College, Aurangabad 2015 10 12th to 15th DKMM Homoeopathic Medical 47 Students March 2015 College & Hospital
Our faculty has also been invited to 1. J. J. Magadum Trust‟s deliver lectures on Research homoeopathic Medical College, Methodology at following Colleges Jaisingpur
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2. Lokmanya Tilak Medical College, Mumbai Urban clinics. It gives a lot of Sion, Mumabi insight in patient management and 3. Lokmanya Tilak Physiotherapy academic & research development College, Sion, Mumbai since the information is collected in a 4. Motiwala Homoeopathic Medical standardized way. College, Nashik Hospital Information & Management Software: In House Research training: HIMS software has been implemented Two Postgraduate students have in the following hospitals joined the fellowship programme of Rural Homoeopathic Hospital, Junior Research Fellow from Palghar September 2013. Two students BMC‟s Mother & Child Care had taken up in house projects. Centre, Dahisar One student had taken up related Dr M L Dhawale Medico-Surgical to Pediatrics and second had taken Hospital, Malad up topic related to medicine. Janki Bachhubhai Dube Hospital, Bhopoli E. DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL Smt. Malini Kishor Sanghavi, Sumeru, Vadodara INFORMATICS Huge amount of qualitative and MIS system which records all clinical quantitative information is available activity is in place in 5 centres. This about patient. system integrates the medical data Regular analysis in terms diagnosis, from the Hospitals at Palghar, Bhopoli, remedy, miasmatic way are done. This Malad and Dahisar and the OPD and help for the student to in planning and community activities from Pune, data collection for the dissertation.
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Table 35: Number of Patient’s information online available Hospital Number of Patient in HIMS Rural Homoeopathic Hospital, Palghar 53,254 BMC’s Mother & Child Care Centre, Dahisar 9,657 Dr M L Dhawale Medico-Surgical Hospital, 5,418 Malad Bachhubahi Dube Hospital, Bhopoli 7,614 Smt. Malini Kishor Sanghavi Sumeru, 15,670 Vadodara Total 91,613
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