EHA Annual Report 2017
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EMMANUEL HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017 PAGES CONTENTS 03 About EHA 04 Vision, Mission, and Core Values 05 EHA Location Map 06 Year Summary 2016-2017 07 Chairman’s Remarks 08 Executive Director’s Report 12 Palliative Care Services 16 Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit 20 Community Health & Development 24 Partnership Projects 28 Nursing Services & Training 30 Research and Bioethics 34 Regional Directors’ Reports North-Eastern Region P-34 Eastern Region P-40 Central Region P-44 Northern Region P-46 North-Central Region P-48 53 Financial Highlights 54 Hospital Statistics 2016-2017 56 Directory PAGES CONTENTS 03 About EHA 04 Vision, Mission, and Core Values 05 EHA Location Map 06 Year Summary 2016-2017 07 Chairman’s Remarks 08 Executive Director’s Report 12 Palliative Care Services 16 Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit 20 Community Health & Development 24 Partnership Projects 28 Nursing Services & Training 30 Research and Bioethics 34 Regional Directors’ Reports North-Eastern Region P-34 Eastern Region P-40 Central Region P-44 Northern Region P-46 North-Central Region P-48 53 Financial Highlights 54 Hospital Statistics 2016-2017 56 Directory ABOUT EHA VISION, MISSION & CORE VALUES HOW WE SERVE The twenty years between 1950 and 1970 were the dark v EHA serves through health, development, HIV/AIDS ages of medical missions in India. The large scale exodus and Disaster programs, investing in the health and of European missionaries left many medical missions well being of the poor. and churches in a crisis of leadership. It was in such a v EHA's comprehensive health services and approach milieu that the idea of a federation of mission hospitals integrates essential clinical services with primary came into being. In 1969 EHA was officially formed and We serve people and communities regardless of healthcare and community level engagement in OUR VISION registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. race, caste, creed or religion with a geographical order to address the health and development needs Fellowship for transformation through caring. Over the years, EHA has grown to be a medical focus of North, North-East and Central India. We of people in rural and semi-urban areas. missionary movement and a fellowship of Christian do this in the name and spirit of Jesus Christ so as v EHA works in partnership with the communities, health professionals, committed to bring about OUR MISSION to manifest Him through word and deed. churches, governments, and community based wholeness of life to the marginalized members of our EHA is a fellowship of Christian institutions and individuals organizations in the states, and NGOs both varied communities. that exists to transform communities through caring, with OUR CORE VALUES nationally and internationally, to deliver the services primary emphasis on the poor v We strive to be transformed people and effectively and efficiently. and the marginalized. fellowships WHO WE ARE v Our model is servant leadership Emmanuel Hospital Association is the largest Christian WHY WE SERVE WE CARE THROUGH v We value team-work non-government provider of healthcare in India, with EHA is committed to the transformation of v Provision of appropriate health care. v We exist for others especially the poor and 20 hospitals and 42+ community based projects in 14 communities. EHA transforms people in the name and v Empowering communities through health and marginalized states of India. spirit of Jesus Christ. development programs. v We strive for the highest possible quality in v Spiritual ministries. all our services WHO WE SERVE v Leadership development. v We maintain integrity at all levels EHA helps transform the lives of the poor and under- v We strive to be transparent organization privileged people in rural areas of North, North east v We focus on accountability and Central India. EHA serves people and communities, regardless of race, caste, creed, gender, ethnic background or religious belief. 3 4 ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017 | ABOUT EHA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017 | VISION, MISSION & CORE VALUE ABOUT EHA VISION, MISSION & CORE VALUES HOW WE SERVE The twenty years between 1950 and 1970 were the dark v EHA serves through health, development, HIV/AIDS ages of medical missions in India. The large scale exodus and Disaster programs, investing in the health and of European missionaries left many medical missions well being of the poor. and churches in a crisis of leadership. It was in such a v EHA's comprehensive health services and approach milieu that the idea of a federation of mission hospitals integrates essential clinical services with primary came into being. In 1969 EHA was officially formed and We serve people and communities regardless of healthcare and community level engagement in OUR VISION registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. race, caste, creed or religion with a geographical order to address the health and development needs Fellowship for transformation through caring. Over the years, EHA has grown to be a medical focus of North, North-East and Central India. We of people in rural and semi-urban areas. missionary movement and a fellowship of Christian do this in the name and spirit of Jesus Christ so as v EHA works in partnership with the communities, health professionals, committed to bring about OUR MISSION to manifest Him through word and deed. churches, governments, and community based wholeness of life to the marginalized members of our EHA is a fellowship of Christian institutions and individuals organizations in the states, and NGOs both varied communities. that exists to transform communities through caring, with OUR CORE VALUES nationally and internationally, to deliver the services primary emphasis on the poor v We strive to be transformed people and effectively and efficiently. and the marginalized. fellowships WHO WE ARE v Our model is servant leadership Emmanuel Hospital Association is the largest Christian WHY WE SERVE WE CARE THROUGH v We value team-work non-government provider of healthcare in India, with EHA is committed to the transformation of v Provision of appropriate health care. v We exist for others especially the poor and 20 hospitals and 42+ community based projects in 14 communities. EHA transforms people in the name and v Empowering communities through health and marginalized states of India. spirit of Jesus Christ. development programs. v We strive for the highest possible quality in v Spiritual ministries. all our services WHO WE SERVE v Leadership development. v We maintain integrity at all levels EHA helps transform the lives of the poor and under- v We strive to be transparent organization privileged people in rural areas of North, North east v We focus on accountability and Central India. EHA serves people and communities, regardless of race, caste, creed, gender, ethnic background or religious belief. 3 4 ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017 | ABOUT EHA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017 | VISION, MISSION & CORE VALUE LOCATION MAP YEAR SUMMARY 2016-2017 20 hospitals, 1 HIV Critical Care Centre, 1 sub-hospital of Makunda hospital at Tripura, 10 Palliative Care Services, 42 CHD projects, 5 HIV/Partnership projects, 7 Nursing Schools, 2 English Medium Schools north 832,807 96,791 23,531 PUNJAB PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE HERBERTPUR CHANDIGARH LANDOUR DEHRADUN gained access to health care through out-patient received appropriate health care and treatment in rural communities had access to safe and SEOHARA UTTARAKHAND service through Inpatient services. adequate hospital based maternity care services and had safe deliveries. NEW DELHI EHA HQ UTRAULA ASSAM AGRA TEZPUR NAGALAND UTTAR PRADESH RAXAUL GUWAHATI DIMAPUR v 30,000 children had access to education. KACHHWA ALIPUR FATEHPUR MADHIPURA v 65,500 families gained access to safe water & sanitation. BIHAR MAKUNDAMAKUNDA ALLAHABAD CHHATARPUR v 53,650 persons received Food aid, nutrition. BARHARWA AMBASSA LALITPUR ROBERTSGANJ SATBARWA TRIPURA AIZAWL v 17,000 families received assistance to improve their crops & protect natural resources, creating RANCHI MADHYA PRADESH JHARKHAND MIZORAM sustainable solutions to hunger. TTISGARH v CHHA 6.2 million 7,300 families received assistance to start & sustain small businesses. LAKHNADON CHAMPA v 91,000 persons accessed government entitlements like disability certificates, identity certificates, CHINCHPADA JAGDEESHPUR PEOPLE pensions etc. v MAHARASHTRA benefitted from projects that improve health 6,800 persons with disability were supported by assistive devices and therapeutic interventions. BASTAR and well-being: v 2,700 received treatment along – with assistance in form of care plans and house visits for severe mental disorders & common mental disorders. DAPEGAON v More than 4,20,000 persons accessed information that helped in generating community- led action for prevention of the spread of HIV/AIDS & harm reduction , TB, Malaria, other communicable diseases & also to community entitlements like roads, electricity etc. 30,916 28,918 678 PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE people directly benefited through Disaster received surgical interventions. gained access to healthwith cancer and other incurable © 2017, EHA Management interventions. non-communicable diseases, and their family MAP NOT TO SCALE members, received wholistic care through palliative for representation purpose only care services. 5 6 ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017 | EHA MAP ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017 | YEAR SUMMARY LOCATION MAP YEAR SUMMARY 2016-2017 20 hospitals, 1 HIV Critical Care Centre, 1 sub-hospital of Makunda hospital at Tripura, 10 Palliative Care Services, 42 CHD projects, 5 HIV/Partnership projects, 7 Nursing Schools, 2 English Medium Schools north 832,807 96,791 23,531 PUNJAB PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE HERBERTPUR CHANDIGARH LANDOUR DEHRADUN gained access to health care through out-patient received appropriate health care and treatment in rural communities had access to safe and SEOHARA UTTARAKHAND service through Inpatient services. adequate hospital based maternity care services and had safe deliveries. NEW DELHI EHA HQ UTRAULA ASSAM AGRA TEZPUR NAGALAND UTTAR PRADESH RAXAUL GUWAHATI DIMAPUR v 30,000 children had access to education. KACHHWA ALIPUR FATEHPUR MADHIPURA v 65,500 families gained access to safe water & sanitation.