About Us

This hospital is established in 1927. First Civil Surgeon is Dr.Fawlar , this hospital is started under him. At first time this hospital has sanctioned 50 beds And 7 employees are here. After some period this hospital has increased beds and now we have sanction 476 beds in 25 Acker area.

Address – District Hospital, AkolaPhone – (0724) 2434918, 2434401-03 (PBX)Fax – (0724) 2436240

Health Infrastructure -

Training Institute – Nurses Training School – Address – District Women Hos. Campus,

AkolaPh - (0724)2437430

Health Equipment Repair Unit (HER Unit ) - HER Unit is available.Address – District Hospital Akola Campus, Akola

Health Manpower - District Level - Akola

District Hospital, Akola

Sanctioned Filled VacantCivil Surgeon 1 1 -RMO (Cl) 1 1 -RMO (OR) 1 1 -MO Class I 16 6 10MO Class II 25 20 5Dentist 1 1 -CAO 1 1 -AO 1 0 1Supdt- 2 2 -Asstt-Supdt- 2 2 -Senior Clark 5 3 2Steno (Marathi) 1 1 -Junior Clark 8 8 -

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Typist cum Clark 1 1 -Driver 3 3 -Ambulance Driver 6 6 -Lab- Technician 4 4 -Blood Bank Technician 4 4 -X Ray Technician 4 4 -E-C-G- Technician 2 2 -Medical Social Worker 1 1 -Diatecian 1 1 -Pharmacist 9 9 -Dental Hygienist 1 1 -Ophthalmic Asset- 2 2 -Physiotherapist 1 1 -Telephone Operator 2 2 -Sanitary Inspector 2 2 -Tailor 2 1 1Electrician 1 1 -Asset-Matron 1 1 -Tutor 3 3 -Clinical Instructor 2 2 -P-H-N- 1 1 -Pediatric Sister 2 2 -In charge Sister 31 31 -Staff Nurse 131 131 -In charge Mental 1 1 -A-N-M 2 2 -Linen Keeper 2 2 -N-M- 2 2 -Class IV 181 181 5

RH Akot –Sanctioned Filled Vacant

Medical Supdt. Cl-I 1 0 1Medical Officer Cl-III 3 3 0Staff Nurse 7 7 0Asst. Suptd. 1 1 0Jr.Cl- 1 1 0Typist 1 1 0Pharmacist 1 1 0X-Ray Tech 1 1 0Lab Tech. 1 1 0Lab. Asst. 1 1 0Peon 1 1 0Ward Boy 2 2 0Watchman 1 1 0Sweeper 2 0 2

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(Sweeping contract is done under MHSDP)

RH Telhara –Sanctioned Filled Vacant

Medical Supdt. Cl-I 1 1 0Medical Officer Cl-III 3 3 0Staff Nurse 7 7 0Asst. Suptd. 1 1 0Jr.Cl- 1 1 0Typist 1 1 0Pharmacist 1 1 0X-Ray Tech 1 1 0Lab Tech. 1 1 0Lab. Asst. 1 0 1Peon 1 1 0Ward Boy 2 2 0Watchman 1 1 0Sweeper 2 2 0

RH Chatari –Sanctioned Filled Vacant

Medical Supdt. Cl-I 1 1 0Medical Officer Cl-III 3 3 0Staff Nurse 7 5 2Asst. Suptd. 1 1 0Jr.Cl- 1 1 0Typist 1 1 0Pharmacist 1 1 0X-Ray Tech 1 1 0Lab Tech. 1 1 0Lab. Asst. 1 0 1Peon 1 0 1Ward Boy 2 2 0Watchman 1 1 0Sweeper 2 2 0

RH Balapur –Sanctioned Filled Vacant

Medical Supdt. Cl-I 1 0 1Medical Officer Cl-III 3 2 1Staff Nurse 7 4 3Asst. Suptd. 1 1 0Jr.Cl- 1 0 1Typist 1 1 0

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Pharmacist 1 1 0X-Ray Tech 1 0 1Lab Tech. 1 1 0Lab. Asst. 1 0 1Peon 1 1 0Ward Boy 2 2 0Watchman 1 1 0Sweeper 2 2 0

RH Barshitakli –Sanctioned Filled Vacant

Medical Supdt. Cl-I 1 0 1Medical Officer Cl-III 3 2 1Staff Nurse 7 4 3Asst. Suptd. 1 1 0Jr.Cl- 1 0 1Typist 1 1 0Pharmacist 1 1 0X-Ray Tech 1 0 1Lab Tech. 1 1 0Lab. Asst. 1 0 1Peon 1 1 0Ward Boy 2 2 0Watchman 1 1 0Sweeper 2 2 0

Health Programs

National Health Program –

National Aids Control Program – Historical Background / Periodical Development –Under Maharashtra State AIDS Control Society, Mumbai Voluntary Counseling and testing center is establish in 26 Jan. year 2002 in District Hospital, Akola OPD No. 30.

Infrastructure – Counseling confidential suggestion before and after testing.To guide the people in VCCTC & after their written permission blood testing for HIV/AIDS being done.

Manpower – Medical Officer - 1Counselors (Contract Basis from MSACS) – 2 no.Technician - (Contract Basis from MSACS) – 1 no.

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Staff Nurse – 1

Objectives –VCCTC center works under supervision of Civil Surgeon.Two counselor (1 male & 1 Female) & 1 technician work for testing blood sample from MSACS worked in this center.

Strategy-Three rapid test doing 1) Comb aid 2) Iminocom 3) Tridot Inform about diet, exercise, and precautions to take care.

Activities – No of persons tested for HIV/AIDS at VCCTCPersons testing sero-posititve after having undergone the 3 specified tests.No. of direct walk in persons tested No.of direct walk in persons testing sero-positive after having undergone the 3 specified test +veNo of all sero-positive persons attending the VCCTC collecting No of sero-positive persons from among the direct walk in persons collecting their test reportsNo.of samples found discordant or indeterminate No of positive samples sent for confirmationNo. of negative samples sent for confirmation.Persons imparted pretest Counseling Persons imparted post test CounselingPersons coming for follow up counselingHIV positive persons referred to community based support groupsPersons referred to physicians for medical adviceNo of persons with HIV positive status whose spouse/partner have been informed

IEC activities –No. of clients / patients receiving information/ counseling pm TB

Service to common people ( for the month jan 04)

No of persons tested for HIV/AIDS at VCCTC - 151Persons testing sero-posititve after having undergone the 3 specified tests. - 00No. of direct walk in persons tested - 93No.of direct walk in persons testing sero-positive after having undergone the 3 specified test +ve - 00No of all sero-positive persons attending the VCCTC collecting - 00No of sero-positive persons from among the direct walk in persons collecting their test reports - 00

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No.of samples found discordant or indeterminate - 00No of positive samples sent for confirmation - 00No. of negative samples sent for confirmation. -00Persons imparted pretest Counseling – 151 Persons imparted post test Counseling - 112Persons coming for follow up counseling - 25HIV positive persons referred to community based support groups - 00Persons referred to physicians for medical advice - 16No of persons with HIV positive status whose spouse/partner have been informed - 00

IEC activities –No. of clients / patients receiving information/ counseling pm TB - 151

Service center available in each district VCCTC in District Hospital, AkolaPPTCT in District Women Hospital, Akola

Special features of Programme – Counseling and testing to persons it is confidential.

Achievements of program – No of persons tested for HIV/AIDS at VCCTC – 151No. of clients / patients receiving information/ counseling pm TB - 151

National Blindness Control Program – Historical Background / Periodical Development –Since 1981 organization of Eye Camps for conventional cataract surgery and provision of Aphalic Spectacles and since 1994 ECEE performs in every camps and vase hospital. Since 1998 IOL surgery started then small (SICS) cataract surgery started 2004 by Dr.Devraj Chauhan

Infrastructure – One District Hospital, 2 IOL Centers (Base Hospital)

Manpower –DPM – Dr. Devraj Chauhan

Ophthalmic SurgeonOphthalmic Assit. – 2 Ophthalmic Nurses – 2 OT Nurse – 1Driver – 1

Address – District Hospital, AkolaPh. 2434401-03 (Ext 256)

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Objectives –To reduce Blindness in the district

Strategy- Eye Camps & Pick up camps

Activities –1) Awareness of cataract problems or problems2) Public3) Organizing eye camp for IOL surgery4) Guiding the NGOs for organizing the camp and giving better services 5) Training of the various people connected with the programme

Service to common people 1) Free Eye check up camp2) Free spectacles needy people and students3) Free Eye Surgery

Service center available in each district-Three centers available at Akola District

1) DH Akola2) RH Akot3) GH Murtizapur

Special Features of programme Providing the free surgery for poor and needy people in urban, rural and tribal areas

Achievements of Programme –CATARACT PERFORMANCE – 8075SCHOOL EYE SCREENING (SES) PERFORMANCE

1) No. of school going children screened –240502) No. of school going children detected with refractive errors - 371

Other Health Programs o Nursing Training School –

Training school of nursing at general hospital, Akola started from 1-1-1959 with 12 students only.

School is inspected by Vidarbha Nurses council in 1962-63 School is inspected by 2 members of Indian Nursing council in 1962-63 Civil Surgeon, General Hospital, Akola. Dr. Shende –1959 Matron General Hospital, Akola. Smt. Nulkar-1959 Ist sister tutor at General Hospital Akola Ku. Vergese-1959 IInd sister tutor at General Hospital Akola Ku. Pendse-1961 IIIrd sister tutor at General Hospital Akola Ku. D. Khune-1967 IVth sister tutor at General Hospital Akola Mrs. Niranjan

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Administration of SchoolTotal sanction Students – 99Annual Intake - 20

Teaching Staff

InspectionSchool Inspection By I.N.C.(Indian Nursing Council)28th oct. 19779th Dec. 198910th & 11th July 2000School Inspection By M.N.C.(Maharashtra Nursing Council)3rd July 198910th , 11th oct 199423rd ,24th Oct. 200021st April 2001

Selection Committee – Civil Surgeon Dist. Hosp Akola.Matron Dist Hosp Akola.Incharge of the school of Nug D. H. Akola.Social welfare officer AkolaTribal officer Akola

Clinic ExperienceDistrict Hospital Akola

Special Experience1. District Hospital Akola2. Regional Mental Hospital Nagpur

Sr No. Category No. Required Available1. Principal 1 Nil2. Vice Principal 1 Nil3. Senior Sister Tutor 1 14. Sister Tutor 5 25. Clinical Instructors - 26. Additional Tutor for Intern 1 -

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Project & Schemes Project I

Maharashtra Health Systems Development Project

o About the project Improvement of quality of health care is one of the important components of Maharashtra Health Systems Development Project. Under this project District Hospitals, Rural Hospitals, Women Hospitals & Cottage Hospitals have been strengthened and upgraded for delivering the curieting, restorative, preventive, promotive & rehabilitative health care.

o Strategy Referral System.Hospital Activity OPD, In Patient, Operation, X-Ray, Diet, Lab Investigation, Ambulance Service, CasualtyBio-medical Waste Management Contracting Services (Non – Clinical)

o Activities – Referred In Patients Referral Out Pts. OPD Pts Admissions Pts Discharge Pt. Death (with 48 hrs) Pt. Death (after 48 hrs) Bed Occupancy Rate Bed Turnover Rate Average length of Stay Operations Lab Investigations X-Ray ECG-Ultrasound Echocardiography Diet ( Free )

Contracting Service- Cleaning service at RH Akot

o Services Provided - Referral System Modern Equipments / InstrumentsModern construction (Trauma Care Unit, Training Center, Isolation ward)Vehicle (TATA Sumo)

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o Service Centers – DH Akola DWH AkolaLDH MurtizapurRH Akot

o Performance – (For the Month Jan 05) (DH Akola)Referred In Patients – 141Referral Out Pts. – 45OPD – 19604Pts Admissions – 1848Pts Discharge – 1894Pt. Death (with 48 hrs) – 69Pt. Death (after 48 hrs) – 45Bed Occupancy Rate – 80%Bed Turnover Rate – 5Average length of Stay - 5.52Operations – 606Lab Investigations – 13302X-Ray – 1650ECG- 1088Ultrasound – 289Echocardiography – 23Diet ( Free ) – 10544

Project IIMaharashtra State AIDS Control Society As Above

Health Management Information System (HMIS)HMIS contains information such as Staffing Position, Establish Section Pending Chapter, Patient Case, OPD, IPD, Death, Surgeries, Death Audit, Clinical Meeting, PLA Info. , Info. About Heavy Equipments, etc….

District Health Services – Service Centers available at District Akola

1. District Hospital Akola – 476 beds2. District Women Hospital, Akola – 292 beds3. Laxmibai Deshmukh District Hospital, Murtizapur – 72 beds4. Rural Hospital, Akot – 30 beds5. Rural Hospital, Telhara – 30 beds6. Rural Hospital, Chatari – 30 beds7. Rural Hospital, Balapur – 30 beds8. Rural Hospital, Barshitakli – 30 beds

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Hospital Services –Out reach activities, Immunization, Ultrasound, CT Scan, X-Ray, ECG, Blood Bank, Emergency Service, ICU, NICU, Audiometry, AIDS Counseling Center, Computerized Hematology, etc.

Achievements – Surgeries Done

Hearth Surgery Camp - 7Leprosy Camp - 6

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Activities –

We involve in all National Programmes like National Aids Control Program, National Health Program, Pulse Polio Program, National surveillance Program, National Blindness Control Program, National Cancer Control Program, National Anti-Malaria Program,

We participated in all these programs successfully.

Also we arrange trainings, workshops for medical officer, in-charge sisters, staff nurses, technicians, class IV staff as well as all staff of rural hospital.

Also we arrange Camps for poor peoples like Heart Surgery Camp, Kuchtharog Camp, Plastic Surgery camp, Family Planning operation camp etc.

Service to Common People –

In this hospital we provide all facilities for common people which are available here. As well as we provide some special facilities to common people through camps and national programs.

We provide Sonography, Computerized TMT, C-Arm, Audiometry, Histroscopy, Branchoscopy, Gastroscopy, X-Ray, ECG, 2D Echo, City Scan, Various Lab Tests including Dengu, Maleria , Diff Blood test.

Also provide free service to Below poverty line people as well as special refer some complicated disease patients like Cancer, Kidney disease

Service Centers available at Akola District –

1) District Hospital Akola – 476 beds2) Laxmibai Deshmukh District Hospital, Murtizatur – 72 beds3) Rural Hospital, Akot – 30 beds4) Rural Hospital, Telhara- 30 beds5) Rural Hospital, Chatari - 30 beds6) Rural Hospital, Balapur - 30 beds7) Rural Hospital, Barshitakli - 30 beds

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Region wise Performance – Name of Hospital OPD IPD OthersDK AkolaLDH MurtizapurRH AkotRH TelharaRH ChatariRH BalapurRH Barshitakli

Achievements of Programme –

92 % Coverage through Pulse Polio Program in Akola district .

Role of NGO’s

NGO’s are help to complete the target of Blindness control program. Also arrange many Blood Donation Camps as well as arrange camps for health care to common and poor people.

Organization ChartCivil Surgeon (Controlling Authority)(Responsible for Hospital & School Administration)Chief MatronNursing School

Distribution of BedsIn The Hospitals

Total Beds – 476Sr. No.

Name of the wards Sanct. Bed

1. Casualty Ward No. 1 202. Medical Wards No. 6,9,5 1053. Surgical Wards No. 10,11,12,13 1054. Orthopedic Wards No. 17,18 405. Pediatric Ward No. 7 306. Ophthalmic Ward No. 21 207. E. N. T. Ward No. 19 10

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8. I.C.U. Ward No.8 69. New born baby + P.B.U. -10. Ob. & Gy. Wards No. 2,3,4 5011. Isolation & Tetanus Ward No. 14,15 2012. Burn Ward No. 20 2013. T.B. Ward No. 16 50

Total - 476

Activities

Month Educational Activities Student NursesAssociation Activities

August New admission on 1st Aug. joining & medicalFitness classroom teaching Clinical experience – 2nd yr., 3rd yrBreast feeding Week

- Poster competition

- Rangoli competition under Breast feeding programme

- Role play

S.N.A. Meeting 15th Aug Independence day Room competition ‘Wel Come’ Programme for

new admission

September Clinical Experience1st yr , 2nd yr at District Hospital Akola3rd yr at District Hospital for women’s, Akola

Class room Teaching Nutrition week - Rangoli, Poster,

Role play competition Health Education Programme Alzimers day

Teachers day Ganesh Utsav

October Classroom Teaching Clinical Experience 1st team Examination Blood Donation day World mental health day Blind day Pulse Polio & T.P.P. I. Programme

Shramdan Celebration of Kojagiri Celebration of Dashra

November Classroom Teaching Dipawali celebration

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Clinical Experience Immunization day Rural Public Health Experience of 1st

yr & 3rd at Primary health center, Mahan

Dipawali vacationDecember Classroom Teaching

Clinical Experience Urban Public Health Experience AIDS Week Rally Christmus vacation

Christmas celebration

January Classroom Teaching Clinical Experience Gayaenic Experience of 2 nd yr at

District Hospital for women Akola Leprosy Day II term Examination Anti Smoking day Kutum kalyan Dhadak Mohim Rally Pulse Polio IPPI 1st Dose Urban Health Public Experience at

Kailas Tekdi, Akola

Republic Day New year celebration Celebration of Til Sankrant Lamp lighting ceremony

Feb Classroom Teaching Clinical Experience Psychiatric Experience at regional

Mental Hospital, Nagpur for 15 day for 2nd year supervised by Psychiatric sister

Urban Public Health Experience Oral Hygiene day Tuberculosis control day Pulse polio & IPPI II dose

March Class room teaching Clinical Experience III term examination

World Human Day

April Classroom Teaching Clinical Experience 7th April HHO Day Classroom teaching

May Clinical Experience Maleria Control Program Anti Tobacco Day

World Nurses week 12th May celebration sports & Culture Programme

June Classroom Teaching

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Clinical Experience Preparation for Exam Maharashtra Nursing council Exam

2nd year Eye donation dayLeave for 2nd year

July Classroom Teaching Clinical Experience Preparation for exam Maharashtra Nursing council Exam

3rd year World Population day ORS day celebration Leave for I & III year

Send off programme

C.H.N Visits

1. Leprosy Home at Tapowan Dist. Amravati2. Blind School of Malkapur, Akola3. Rehabilitation center4. Orphanage5. Milk Dairy6. Municipal Corporation7. Remand Home8. Home for the aged9. Mentally Retarded Children’s school10. Industrial unit visit 11. Home for the Beggars12. Creche13. Maharshtra Nursing Council Mumbai14. Zilla Parishad, Akola15. Panchayat Samiti Akola

Stipend –1st Year – 321/- per month2nd Year – 331/- per month3rd Year – 341/- per month

Record in the school- Admission Record- Examination Record- Medical record- Result record- Leave record- Clinical experience record

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- Other experience record- Class experience record- Class attendance record- Interview record- Interview file- SNA unit record- Stock register 1) Dead 2) Library

Hostel facilities available –

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Objectives – The nurse on completion of this course will be able to :

Demonstrate competency in providing health care to individual, sick or well using nursing process.

Access the nursing need of clients from birth to death Plan and carry our appropriate action to meet nursing needs Provide effective nursing care for maintaining best possible level of health in

all aspects. Promote self care in people under their care. Apply p [problem solving techniques in nursing practice Evaluate effectiveness in nursing care. Apply problem solving techniques in nursing practice Evaluate effectiveness of nursing care

o Apply knowledge from the humanities, biological and behavioral sciences in functioning as a nurse

o Function effectively with members of the health team and community applying the knowledge of human relations and communication skills in her work.

o Practice as member of the health team in delivery of curative preventive, promotive and rehabilitative health care service.

o Mobilize community resource and their involvement in working with the communities.

o Demonstrate use of ethical values in their personal and professional life.o Demonstrate interest in activities of professional organizations.o Recognize basic skill in teaching patients and giving nursing care to them.o Demonstrate basic skills in administration and leadership while working with other

members of health team and community.o Assist in research activities

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