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Board of Trustees Dr GRAM SEVA TRUST Dedicated to Health Care and Rural Develpoment 12th ANNUAL REPORT - 2005 - 06 GRAM SEVA TRUST Dedicated to Health Care and Rural Develpoment Board of Trustees Dr. Ashwin Shah Managing Trustee Kharel Shri Nalinbhai J. Desai Hon. Secretary Surat Dr. Harsha Shah Kharel Shri Nalinbhai T. Desai Surat Shri Dipakbhai Vashi Dhamdachha Shri Moghabhai Naik Pipaldhara Shri Dinubhai Patel Khaparia Dr. Anilbhai Desai SEWA Rural, Jhagadia Dr. Roda K. Patel Kharel Shri Chhaganbhai Naik Surat Dr. Ushaben Desai Navsari Advisers Shri Dhananjaybhai Desai Valsad Dr. Lataben Desai SEWA Rural, Jhagadia Shri I. J. Desai Surat N. H. No. 8, Kharel, Ta. Gandevi, Dist.: Navsari - 396 430 (Gujarat) INDIA Phone : (091) (2634) 246248, 246362. Fax : 246543 E-Mail : [email protected], [email protected] Website : www.gramseva.org GRAM SEVA TRUST Editorial Respected Elders, dear friends and well wishers, Greetings for the New Year. Gram Seva Trust has completed 11 years in its efforts towards promoting health and development in the rural community with active co- operation from all of you. We have tried to strengthen the programs carried out during first decade with renewed vigor and enthusiasm through the second decade of the organization. Complete transparency in working of the organization has been our guiding principle. It has also been our effort to critically appraise and analyze the achievements each year and identify new areas of challenges so as to bring about the necessary changes where necessary. Our people are still living with age-old beliefs and superstitions. This requires building of a scientific temper and a modern outlook on life amongst the communities. It needs sometimes only but minor adjustments in attitude and thought-process of a few to bring about substantial and positive changes in raising the social and economic standard of living of the entire community. There was all around havoc in Gandevi Taluka following heavy rains during last monsoon. The flood waters of swollen Ambica river caused lot of destruction in surrounding villages. All possible help was rendered with co- operation from everyone. It gives us great pleasure to present this brief annual report along with the report of audited financial accounts for your information and with request for your continued interest, good wishes and guidance in the coming years. Thanking you, Yours truly, Kharel. Dr. Ashwin Shah Dt.: 2nd November, 2006 (Managing Trustee) On behalf of the Board of Trustees Annual Report - Year 2005-2006 1 GRAM SEVA TRUST Gram Seva Trust has carried on with its The hospital tries to provide various outdoor mission in the field of rural health and and indoor services at most affordable cost. The development for last 11 years. It has been the staff is sensitized to render these services in endeavor of the trust to address the most scientific, rational and compassionate manner. relevant issues impacting health and general The hospital provides services in General well being of the community being served. The Medicine, General Surgery, Orthopedics, felt needs in these areas are continuously Obstetrics & Gynecology, Pediatrics, evaluated and efforts are made to address the Ophthalmology and ENT with well equipped same while continuing with the ongoing operation rooms, Laboratory, ECG, X-ray and programs. This year the new areas needing Physiotherapy departments. These apart, further attention have been identified as specialist's services are available by visiting Weaning, Deaddiction, T.B and Education and doctors from different specialties. the focus will be to strengthen these activities in 35390 outdoor and 3360 indoor patients coming year. were treated in the hospital during 2005-06. New Equipment Hospital Services The hospital services are constantly Kharel hospital caters to the populations upgraded to provide comprehensive healthcare living in 300 villages of Navsari, Valsad, Surat to patients. Following equipment and machines and Dang districts mainly inhabited by the tribals. were acquired during this year. The Dang district is a forest & hilly area of (1) Color Doppler at a cost of Rs. 14 Lac. Gujarat. Majority is very poor with low levels of It was long felt that Color Doppler would literacy and live in remote areas with minimal or complement the routine sonography already non-existent health facilities. available in hospital for providing complete Hospital Services Numbers OPD Patients (Total) 35390 OPD Patients New 14102 OPD Patients Old 21288 Indoor Patients 3360 Consultations by Specialists 35390 Surgeries 1278 Deliveries 420 T.B Patients 129 Laboratory Tests/ No. of Patients 23744/11872 Sonography 1595 Radiology 2894 Snakebite Patients 63 2 Annual Report - Year 2005-2006 GRAM SEVA TRUST evaluation of pregnant women. Shri Hirabhai (5) Anesthesia Machine Patel of Pera, Rotary Club of Black (USA), Shri Latest model was made available by Dr. Aarti Makanjibhai Patel (USA) and Shri Purshottam Banker. Das & friends of UK Patidar Samaj made this purchase possible with generous financial Poor Patients Relief assistance. Although the hospital services are provided (2) Multiparameter Monitor. at most affordable cost to all, free treatment is given to those who are very poor and cannot pay Display and recording of multiple parameters like even the minimum charges. ECG, Blood Pressure, Respiration etc will help in treating critically sick patients. In addition this will During this year, relief worth Rs. 5,35,929/- be of use in the Operation Theaters for safe was given to 5144 OPD patients and 954 indoor conduct of major operations. Cardiac Defibrillator patients. Relief worth Rs. 2,52,706/- was given to with cardiac monitoring has also become pediatric patients. Free treatment worth Rs. available. 4,39,881/- was given in medical camps and Rs. 90,000/- for antenatal care project. (3) Neonatal Stress Test (NST) NST will be useful in women with bad obstetric history by monitoring fetal distress and intra uterine growth. T h e c o m m u n i t y a l s o b e n e f i t t e d approximately Rs. 5,50,000/- through subsidized medical and surgical supplies offered in our medical store. Over and above, relief of Rs. 1,19,482 and Rs. 70,800/- were given directly by Shri P.J.Desai Charitable Trust, Surat & Hifazat Medical Trust to poor patients respectively. (4) Serum Electrolyte Analyzer Hospital Kitchen It is essential for monitoring and treating seriously Ma Annapurna Bhojanalya provides free ill patients. meals and milk twice a day to all patients and Annual Report - Year 2005-2006 3 GRAM SEVA TRUST Doctors providing services at GST their attendants in the general ward. This has Hospital been made possible with donations to the Bhojanalya Fund. 1 Dr. Ashwin Shah Gen. Medicine/C.M.O. 2 Dr. Harsha Shah Gynec / RMO 35502 free meals were provided during 3 Dr. Kishor Vaidya Gen. Surgery 2005-06. Even those admitted in private rooms 4 Dr. Kanchan Dhadve Gynecologist are provided meals at subsidized rates. 6 Dr. Hiren Morkar Sr. Med. Officer Incharge Satellite Proj. The organization has started a small cafe 7 Dr. Shailesh Patel Med. Officer that serves tea, coffee and light snacks at 8 Dr. M. Bhavani Med. Officer subsidized rates. This facility has been greatly 9 Dr. Rajesh Patel Med. Officer 10 Dr. Paresh Naika Physiotherapy Ignorance... Hon. Visiting Specialists Thirteen year old Mangu's poor parents were working in Brick factory in Surat. 1 Dr. Rajesh Desai Radiologist He was feeling unwell for nearly five 2 Dr. Kokila Desai ENT Surgeon 3 Dr. Lomesh Shah Pediatrician years with loss of appetite, weight loss and 4 Dr. Yogesh Godbole Ortho. (illizarov Sp.) difficulty in walking. Thinking this to be an 5 Dr. Mitesh Desai Orthopedic ordinary sprain, he was treated by a couple of 6 Dr. Mahesh Bhakta Skin Specialist osteopaths. Despite spending nearly a 7 Dr. Bharat Vasadia Ophthalmologist thousand rupees, he had no relief. In fact his 8 Dr. Kalaigar Ophthalmologist condition deteriorated. 9 Dr. Raijiwala Ophthalmologist 9 Dr. Mrugesh Desai Ophthalmologist In the meantime, Mangu's father also 10 Dr. Hiren Naik Anesthesiologist required an operation. This further delayed 11 Dr. Pravin Chauhan Anesthesiologist Mangu's treatment. 12 Dr. Kevin Desai Anesthesiologist His deteriorating condition finally 13 Dr. Nirav Desai General Surgeon 13 Dr. Nirav Mehta Psychiatrist prompted his father to bring him to Kharel 14 Dr. Janak Patel Gynecologist Hospital where he was examined by the 15 Dr. Hiral Vaidya Dentist orthopedic surgeon. The blood tests and X- rays revealed that Mangu was suffering from Community Project T.B of lungs and also of leg-bone. He was severely anemic requiring blood transfusions. 1 Dr. Roda K. Patel Pediatrician He was started on regular treatment for TB. Hon. Director, Child Mangu made complete recovery and can walk Health 2 Dr. Sharmishtha Patil Public Health well now. Consultant What if ! Asst. Director, Child * Mangu had not received treatment at all ? Health 3 Dr. Mayur Pandya Community Med. Off. * Mangu had received timely treatment ? 4 Annual Report - Year 2005-2006 GRAM SEVA TRUST appreciated by the patients, their relatives and hospital staff. Antenatal Clinic Pregnant women attend the hospital for free antenatal check-ups every Wednesday. They undergo routine check including sonography. In addition this time is utilised to educate these women about nutrition, anemia, care during pregnancy, spacing methods and child care. The high risk pregnancies are screened and advised accordingly. diagnosis and management. 4839 patients availed the OPD services during this year while 267 patients were brought to Kharel for further Satellite Project management. (Van Arogya Kendra) We would like to start several more such satellite centers depending upon availability of Satellite project is run in Kudkas, a remote funds. village in Dang district, to provide medical relief to the tribal population. In addition to holding medical camps, team of medical officers and Medical Camps paramedics visits the centre every Friday for OPD services.
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