PEBS Final Coverspakistaneyebank.org.pk/2017.pdfThis unit was donated by Mr. Khalilullah Siddiqui, Patron of PEBS. There are 21 beds in gynae unit and 3 incubators for child health

ANNUAL REPORTJULY 2016 - JUNE 2017

PAKISTANEYE BANK SOCIETYEYE & GENERAL HOSPITAL

Eye Unit

Cornea Grafting

Dental & Maxillofacial Unit AC Radiology Department

HB Maternity Home

Nursery & Childcare Unit

Pathalogical Laboratory

Physiotherapy Unit

Diabetic Unit

Cardiac UnitFree Drug & Optic Bank

ANNUAL REPORTJULY 2016 - JUNE 2017

PAKISTAN EYE BANK SOCIETYEYE & GENERAL HOSPITAL

ST-19/7, Sector 14-B, near Nagan Chowrangi, North Karachi., Phone # 021-36908052-3, 021-36985118, Fax # 021-36908054Email: [email protected], Web: www.pakistaneyebank.org

MISSION STATEMENTPEBS is committed to create general

awareness for preventing common disease and for establishing best practices to provide

medical services to the public.Our mission is to focus on the prevention of

blindness, cornea transplantation, dental care, diabetes and obstetrics/gynecology by

engaging a professionally qualified team of doctors and specialists and creating a

conducive work environment of international standards

To provide standard, sustainable anda�ordable healthcare services to the publicwithout any discrimination of gender, race,

colour or religion

OUR VISION

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PRESIDENT REVIEW

Pakistan Eye Bank Society which was primarily established for the cure and prevention of blindness over the years has diversified its services to include other disciplines and became an Eye & General Hospital. The hospital is equipped with standard and quality equipment with capable doctors. The Society maintains its guiding principal that there will be no compromise on quality of service with respect to patient care, equipment, processes, compliance standards and surgical results.

The Society has achieved success on a year to year basis, evident by the increasing number of patients and procedures.

While we provide quality medical services, we are well aware that that the prevention of disease is more important. The Society on a regular basis organises health education seminars and workshops to educate masses about disease and its prevention. Our primary focus is on schools so that our future is a healthy one. The Society also arranges training sessions for teachers so that they are capable to detect presence of any medical problem, as early diagnosis helps in controlling the diseases at an early stage. PEBS has conducted several workshops in the current year to educate women about family health; our gynecology department in particular educates pregnant mothers so that they have safe and healthy babies. Our health education seminars have received a good response. This health education together with medical camps helps create awareness of various diseases for the public,

On behalf of the Society I would like to thank Hino Pak Motors for the generous sponsorship of an ambulance to cater to the health service projects in the slum areas. We are also indebted to the Saylani Welfare Trust who provided a mobile operation theater so we can provide services at the doorstep of needy patients.

I am grateful to our sponsors, donors and supporters for enabling the society to attain such great success. I would also like to thank the sta� of PEBS, the dedicated team of doctors & surgeons and the organizer of social events for their continued support.

Qazi Sajid AliPresident

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PEBS MANAGING TEAM

Executive Committee:

Chief Medical Director:

Head of Eye Unit:

Head of Dental & Maxillofacial Unit:

Head of Gynae / Nursery Unit:

Head of Laboratory Unit:

Head of Cardiology Unit:

Head of Physiotherapy Unit:

Executive Secretary:

Head of Finance:

Auditors:

Bankers:

Registered O�ce:

Mr. Khalil ullah Siddiqui Mr. Qazi Sajid Ali Dr. Akhtar Jamal Khan Mr. Sohail S. Jafery Mr. Aftab Ahmed Khan Syed Sharif Hasan Qazi Yasir Ali Mr. Islam Salim Mrs. Nusrat JahanDr. Qazi Wasiq Ms. Rabia Noor Mr. Shamim Siddiqui

Dr. Akhtar Jamal Khan

Dr. Qazi Muhammad Wasiq

Dr. Jehanzeb Mughal

Dr. Syeda Kosar

Dr. Noshaba Adnan

Dr. Hasan Mahmood

Mr. Muhammad Amir-Physiotherapist

Mr. Muhammad Hanif Shaikh

Mr. Khuram Shahzad

BDO Ebrahim & Co.,Chartered Accountant

Habib Bank Limited, Allied Bank Limited, United Bank Limited Silk Bank Limited, Meezan Bank

ST-19/7, Sector 14-B near Nagan Chowrangi, North Karachi, Karachi.

Chief PatternPresidentVice PresidentGeneral SecretaryTreasurerJoint SecretaryPublic. Rel. SecretaryMemberMemberMemberMemberMember

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OUR PROFESSIONAL TEAM

Eye Unit

Dr. Akhtar Jamal KhanDo (London), F.R.C.S., FRSOphth (England)

Dr. Qazi Muhammad WasiqM.B.B.S., M.C.P.S., F.I.C.S.

Dr. Kashif FarooquiM.B.B.S., MRC Ophth (Ireland)

Dr. Faisal MurtazaM.B.B.S., M.C.P.S.,F.C.P.S. (V.R), F.R.C.S.

Dr. Raheel Tehsin RahmanM.B.B.S

Dr. Kamran Riaz QidwaiM.B.B.S

Dr. Sami-ur-RehmanM.B.B.SDip. H & HS Management (DOW)

Dr. Rameez UddinM.B.B.S

Dr. Ahsan ul HaqM.B.B.S

Hon: Chief Medical Director

Medical Director (Eye Unit)

Consultant Eye Surgeon

Visiting Consultant Eye Surgeon

Ophthalmologist/Surgeon

Ophthalmologist/Surgeon

Ophthalmologist

Ophthalmologist

Ophthalmologist

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Diabetes Unit

Dental & Maxillofacial Unit

Hamida Begum Maternity Home& Child Care Centre Unit

Dr. Roohi MobinM.B.B.S

General Physician/Diabetologist

Dr. Jehanzeb Mughal BDS (Pak) MSc OMFS (UK)MFDS RCS (England) FICS

Dr. Abdullah AlarafiBDS, MCPS, RDS

Dr. MinhajBDS (RDS) C-ORTHO

Dr. Syeda KosarM.B.B.S., M.C.P.S

Dr. Farkhunda QayyumM.B.B.S

Medical Director

Medical Director

Senior Medical O�cer/Gynecologist

Senior Dental Surgeon

Dental Surgeon

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Nursery Unit

Ultrasound

Physiotherapy Unit

DiagnosticLaboratory Unit

Dr. Waseem QureshiM.B.B.S

Dr. FaisalM.B.B.S., M.C.P.S.

Dr. SaminaM.B.B.S.

Syed Amir AliDPT (Phsio) DAC

Dr. Noshaba AdnanM.B.B.S (Pak)D.C.P-MSC (London)

Child Specialist

Child Specialist

Sinologist

Physiotherapist

Pathologist

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Cardiology Consultant

Dr. Hasan MahmoodM.B.B.S – DIP Card (KU)

Consultant Cardiologist

Ardeshir CowasjeeRadiology Department

Welfare A�airs

Finance

Dr. Jehanzeb MughalBDS (Pak) MSc OMFS (UK)MFDS RCS (England) FICS

Mr. M. Hanif ShaikhM.A. (Sociology), L.L.B

Mr. Waseem RaisB.A

Mr. Khurram ShahzadB.Com, CA (Articleship)

Medical Director

Executive Secretary

Coordinator

Head of Finance

Mr. M. Amir KhanB.Com, M.A (Economics & Finance)

Accounts O�cer

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SERVICES

Eye Unit

OPDThe Eye Unit is well equipped with state-of-the-art equipment. Dr. Qazi M. Wasiq, a well experienced Surgeon is heading a team of dedicated Ophthalmologists, Surgeons and Associates.The operation Theatre is fully renovated with the all necessities, including the Laser Unit and new Phaco Machine for Cataract surgery.

During the year 2016-17, Pakistan Eye Bank Society registered 47,032 patients for various eye diseas-es. Patients were also provided eye examinations and treatment including glaucoma screening tests at nominal charges or totally free to the deserving.

i) Diagnostic Service: Add a new Microscope for IOL to expand surgical facilities in the operation theatre.

ii) Avastin Injection for the treatment of diabetic retinopathy. During this year, 443 injections have been administered.

iii) Surgeries are started for glaucoma, DCR & vitrectomy also

July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May JuneNo. of Patient 3,317 4,202 3,646 4,238 4,534 4,253 3,779 4,461 4,625 4,115 3,870 1,992

01,0002,0003,0004,0005,000

Eye OPD 2016-17

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17No. of Patients 38,009 35,233 37,792 41,107 42,776 44,795 47,032

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Eye OPD 2010-2017

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Surgery

The Operation Theatre (OT) is managed by well trained & qualified sta�. All quality standards are strictly observed. During the Year 2016-17, 5190 operations of Cataract (Phaco), ECCE Glaucoma, Vitrectomy, IOL, YAG laser & Argon Laser were performed. The eye operations of needy & deserving patients were performed free or at very nominal charges. The number of surgeries performed during the year is reflected in the graph below.

Prior to any surgical procedure routine test like Blood CP, ESR, RBS and screening for Hepatitis A, B & C are carried out.

July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May JuneNo. of Patient 324 516 407 445 456 444 488 546 569 430 397 168

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Eye Surgery 2016-17

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17No. of Patients 1,267 1,593 2,579 2,668 3,809 5,529 5,190

01,0002,0003,0004,0005,0006,000

Eye Surgery 2010-2017

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Dental & Maxillofacial Surgery Unit

The Department has 3 treatment areas comprising of 2 dedicated dental-units, and 1 minor surgery-unit; complimented with x-ray, autoclave, and full-load back-up generator. The settings are spacious, air-conditioned, ventilated, with strict aseptic management.

Senior Dental Surgeons provide comprehensive range of dental treatments, which include cleaning-polishing and whitening, saving-restoring and strengthening decayed teeth, and all replacement options for missing teeth (including implants). Emphasis is on counseling patients to practise correct oral hygiene techniques, refrain from using oral substances that trigger mouth diseases, gum problems, tooth-decay, and tooth-loss. Clients can also avail services to improve teeth alignment, bite, and smile.Maxillofacial Surgery services are provided exclusively by Dr. Jehanzeb Mughal BDS (Pak) MScOMFS (London) MFDSRCS (England). He is the Chief Consultant and Medical Director of the Department of Community Dental & Maxillofacial Surgery.

The department is seeing over 4,238 patients (OPD 2,876 & Procedures 1,362) annually, in all the aspects of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, which includes trauma, diseases and disorders of the teeth, mouth, jaws, face and neck; including salivary glands and jaw-joints.


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2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17No. of Patients 3,611 1,580 2,136 2,341 2,845 2,306 2,876

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2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17No. of Patients 1,322 1,096 1,042 1,980 1,980 1,684 1,362

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Dental Procedures 2010 -2017

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Ardeshir CowasjeeRadiology Department

The Department was established in January, 2016 with the cooperation of Ardeshir Cowasjee Foundation, it was the dire need of the area and the hospital. Presently, an OPG X-ray is working actively on subsidized charges 730 x-ray’s have conducted during the year. The human body x-ray & the C.T. Scan will be installed very soon.


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OPG 2016-17

2015-16 2016-17No. of Patients 295 730

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Hamida Begum Maternity Home& Child Care Centre

This unit was donated by Mr. Khalilullah Siddiqui, Patron of PEBS. There are 21 beds in gynae unit and 3 incubators for child health care. Dr. Syeda Kosar, Specialist/Consultant is heading a team of Doctors / Gynecologist. Ultrasound facility is available for gynae patients.

A Child Specialist is also available in the Nursery Unit. This centre was established in July, 2011. It is working successfully and equipped with latest machines. During the current year 2016-2017, there were 284 deliveries and c-section cases. Total 6,948 OPD patients were visited the gynae unit. The flow of patients is shown in the graphs below:


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Gynae OPD 2016-17

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17No. of Patients 1,096 3,246 3,445 4,762 5,215 6,948

02,0004,0006,0008,000

Year Wise Gynae OPD 2011 -2017


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Delivery /C -Section 2016-17

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17No. of Patients 25 107 159 226 235 284

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Year Wise C Section/Delivery 2011 -2017

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Nursery

The Nursery is equipped with incubators facilities along with a specialist doctor and qualified paramedical sta�.


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Other Services 2016 -17

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17No. of Patients 81 1,128 4,326 3,228 3,702 4,422

02,0004,0006,000

Year Wise Other Services 2011 -2017

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Pathological Laboratory

The pathological laboratory is working with latest equipments under the supervision of qualified Pathologist and highly skilled lab technicians on very nominal rates for the benefits of needy patients.

During the period the following tests have been started along with the other regular tests

• Blood PT (Prothrobin Time)• APTT (Activated partial Thromboplastin Time)• Anti HiV• H.PYLORI lgG• RETICULOCYES COUNT (Retic count)• SEMEN ANALYSIS

During the year 2016-17:Total No. of Test 15,373Total No. of Patients 6,695


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2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17No. of Patients 1,502 4,236 3,845 6,136 6,181 6,695

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Physiotherapy unit

It was the dire need to establish the physiotherapy unit, because there was no such facility available in the surrounding area of the hospital. Keeping in view of its importance, the management decided to introduce this service at very nominal charges for the physiotherapy patients.

A qualified Physiotherapist is heading the Unit. All necessary equipments are available.

The following treatment facilities are available:

1) Paralysis (stroke) 6) Frozen Shoulder 2) Facial Palsy 7) Polio3) Lumber Spondylosis 8) Joints pain4) Osteo Arthritis 9) C.P. Child5) Fractures 10) Chest Therapy

During the year 2016-17 the patients attended were:

Total patient 2,800


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Physiotherapy 2016 -17

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17No. of Patients 580 1,724 2,114 2,263 2,800

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Year Wise Physiotherapy 2012 -2017

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Diabetic unit

Diabetes a�ects all vital parts of the body and creates general health problems. The number of patients is increasing every day. It is called the “Silent killer”.

Keeping in view its seriousness, PEBS decided to fight against this disease by arranging awareness seminars & lectures in educational institutions. PEBS also organize camps for free sugar checkup.

PEBS hired services of a Diabetition and started a regular clinic in Nov, 2012 in the Hospital.

During the year 2016-2017, 4,543 patients have been examined and given proper treatment. Furthermore, 6 awareness lectures on Diabetes and its complications were conducted and diabetic testing camps were also organized.


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2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17No. of Patients 1,148 1,979 2,884 3,859 4,543

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Cardiac Unit

Cardio Vascular Disease (CVD) is a class of disease that involves the heart or blood vessels. It is estimated that 90% of CVD is preventable by treating high BP, cholesterol, Diabetic and healthy eating with exercise & cessation of smoking.

CVD are the leading cause of death worldwide.

Keeping in view the seriousness of this lethal disease, the management of PEBS has decided to fight against this disease. In this regard, a cardio vascular unit is established in this hospital.

In the year 2016-2017, 15 free medical camps arranged by Cardiology Department. Community aware-ness regarding cardio vascular problems and risk factors modification.

During the year 2016-2017, 3,284 patients have been examined.


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2014-15 2015-16 2016-17No. of Patients 1,530 3,145 3,284

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Free Drug & Optic Bank

A drug bank was established by PEBS for providing medicines and eye optics to the needy and poor patients free of charges.

During 2016-17 the medicines & optics have been given to the poor & needy patients / students as:

Medicines 20,320Optics 2,150

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Welfare Services

i) Iftikhar Hussain Teachers Training Programme:

Due to many reasons, school-going children are facing refractive errors problems. Considering, the magnitude of the situation it was felt that at school level, a simple method should be introduced and master trainers be prepared through a training workshop / seminar.

Objectives:

1. To train teachers for eye testing of their students in their respective schools.2. To find out the refractive errors. 3. Early detection & intervention for prevention of blindness. 4. To create healthy environment for school children with reference to eyes. 5. To create awareness amongst to parents about their children.

Programme held during 2016-2017:

• Nos. of teachers training programme 02 • Total teachers trained 71 • Total children tested through teachers Training programme 2,200 • No. of Refractive error 422 • Percentage 19%

ii) School Eye Clinic:

PEBS is striving to disseminate the fact that eye diseases are preventable in many cases, so that vision is not lost. We have arranged seminars, workshops and other awareness programmes for students, teachers & others. We have managed these programmes through professionals / doctors lectures of relevant field.

During the year, PEBS held school eye clinics in educational institutions and large number of students’ eyes was checked under this programme.• School Eye Clinic 39 • Children Tested 5,750 • Refractive Errors 1,209 • Percentage 21% • Total children treated including medicines 155• Total free glasses provided 210

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iii) Free General Eye Camps:

• No. of Camp 15• No. of Beneficiaries 1832• No. of DV 45• Percentage 25%

iv) Surgical Eye Camp:

PEBS took initiative to provide services at the patients door step by collaborating with Saylani Welfare Trust. PEBS introduces the mobile surgical unit a safest alternative in combating preventable blindness due to cataract. So far PEBS organized for quality eye care surgical camps in far-o� villages and tribal areas.

• No. of Camp 04• No. of Beneficiaries 323• No. of Eye Surgery 29

v) Seminars & Lectures for Preventive Education:

The Society organized various social, religious and cultural programmes. Prominent personalities were invited to address the Seminars in order to create awareness about the eye diseases, and other health issues. During the year following activities were organized.

S.No.

Date Topic Resource Person No. of Participants

27-8-2016 Corneal Donation Movement Mr. Faisal Edhi (Edhi Trust), Dr. Q.M.Wasiq

80

12-10-2016 World Sight Day Dr. Qazi M.Wasiq 400 18-10-2016 Heat Stroke Dr. Qazi M.Wasiq 95 30-11 -2016 Sight for all Dr. Ahsan 130 10-5-2017 Volunteer role in social work Dr. Qazi M.Wasiq

Mrs. Qamar un Nisa Prof. Abdul Malik Mrs. Nusrat Jahan Mr. Hanif Shaikh

60

21-6-2017 22-6-2017

First aid training program red cross

50

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Schools Free Eye Screening Programme

The prevalence of blindness in Pakistan according to the national survey done in 2004 is 0.9%. There are 1.7 million blind people in Pakistan & another 170,000 become blind every year. 80 % of the blindness is curable but as 2/3rd of the population lives at or below the poverty line they are unable to a�ord the treatment. According to recent survey sever vision impairment occur due to uncorrected refractive error is 53%.Large numbers of people are blind in di�erent parts of the world due to high refractive error because they are not using appropriate refractive correction.Schools eye screening programme is aimed at delivering eye care services and eye health awareness among students and school teacher to reduce the burden of blindness su�ering from refractive errors.

OBJECTIVES:

To Screen out the school going children to detect visual problems.

To train the teachers for vision testing by using E-cards.

To provide spectacles to needy children

To create awareness in the children and teachers about the basic eye diseases in the school.

Programmes held during 2016-17

No. Of teachers trained: 399

Children screened: 2069

No. of refractive error: 308

Percentage: 14.8%

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Community Health& Eye Care Project

Pakistan eye bank society and general hospital is being working on the basis of COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE APPROACH (focusing on groups of people rather than one person at a time). Medical camps help prevent illnesses and poor health outcomes before they occur. The benefits of ensuring physical and mental wellbeing include happy, healthy and more productive workers.Working on two major domains.

Preventing blindness and preserving sight.Physical well being.The objective of the camp was to provide free medical facility, i.e. consultation, treatment, medicine, diagnostic and referral to the tertiary eye care and general hospital.

• No.of camps organized in slum areas :05• 2000 patients were facilitating in di�erent community camps.• 251 patients were examined with di�erent General Health Issues (Diabetic and cardiac issues).• 253 patients screened for di�erent visual problems.

This project is working with the help of Hino Pak Motors, who donated an ambulance for this purpose.

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Basic Life Support Workshop

First Aid /disasterManagement Workshop

• On 22nd March’2017 BLS workshop perform in Syed Viqar husain Ja�rey Auditorium.• Basic Life Support has been developed by the American Heart Association (AHA) to enhance the skills of the attending doctors & health Care Professionals in treating the victims of cardiac arrest and choking.• All PEBS sta� trained with BLS.

• Orientation workshop for first aid /disaster management was conducted on 4th April in Syed viqar hussain ja�ery auditorium with collaboration of RED CRESCENT SOCIETY.• Red Crescent society skilled trainers provide hands on training to PEBS doctors & sta� for emergency handling of victims who victim of road accident, fire, burns and heat stroke.

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Awareness Lecture

Annual General Body Meeting

PEBS also organized seminar to create awareness for Eye Care and General Health problems. Also provide plat forms to discus new incorporation of treatments in devastating eye diseases. Dr. Azam Ali delivered lecture on Diabetic retinopathy on 26th April, 2017.

An Annual General Body Meeting was held on 25th March, 2017 which was well attended. The following decisions were taken:1) Adopted Annual Report of the Society for the year 2015-16.2) Adopted the Annual Audited Statement of Accounts. It was also decided that M/s Ibrahim & Co. Chartered Accountant will continue as Auditor of the Society for the year 2016-2017.3) Other matters related with the promotion of the activities were discussed & decided.

MEETINGS

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Executive Committee Meetings

FUND MANAGEMENT

Ten (10) Executive Committee Meetings were held with full quorum during the year. Monthly progress reports were reviewed including approvals of financial statements for the month. The necessary approvals were also granted for the purchases. Other necessary matters were discussed & decided.

The society’s account is managed by the professional managers. The accounts are audited regularly every year by a chartered accountant firm. This year accounts were audited by BDO-Ebrahim & Co. Chartered Accountants.

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Fund Utilized (Zakat/Donation)

The funds received out of Zakat/General Donations are utilized very carefully after ensuring that the patients are deserving and needy. Free operations, medicines, glasses and frames are also provided from zakat to Muslims incompliance with Sharah and from charity to non muslim. Patients are briefed about zakat/charity funds before its utilization. The charity fund is also available to poor and needy non muslim patients.

The activities of PEBS Eye & General Hospital are managed through the fund received from patient fee, zakat and donation. The share of receipts is patient fee Rs.39,839,047, Zakat Rs.3,220,960, general donation Rs. 13,627,198 and CGF Rs. 503,530.

Fund Received (2016-17)

Patient Fee70%

Zakat5%

Donation24%

CGF1%

FUND RECEIVED 2016 -17

Patient Fee

Zakat

Donation

CGF

OPD44%

Operations52%

Optics & Medicines

4%

FUND UTILIZATION 2016 -17

OPD

Operations

Optics & Medicines

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CORNEA GRAFTING

Pakistan Eye Bank Society is the first organization in Pakistan who started Corneal Grafting 16,000 Corneas have been grafted to the corneal blind.

Fifteen corneas were procured from Sri Lanka Eye Bank Society during 2016-2017 & grafted free ofcharges successfully to the following most deserving persons.

S.No. Date Name of Patient Surgeon City

1 24-07-2016 Rehana Parveen Dr. Qazi M. Wasiq Karachi

2 30-07-2016 Mr. Aftab Baig Dr. Qazi M. Wasiq Karachi

3 23-08-2016 Mr. Bilal Dr. Faisal Murtaza Karachi

4 01-10-2016 Ms. Namat M. Khan Dr. Qazi M. Wasiq Kotri Sindh

5 07-12-2016 Ms. Shah Bibi Dr. Faisal Murtaza Lodharan Punjab

6 07-01-2017 Mr. M. Ashraf Dr. Qazi M. Wasiq Karachi

7 07-01-2017 Mr. Altaf Dr. Akhtar Jamal Turbat Balochistan

8 25-04-2017 Mr. A. Samad Dr. Faisal Murtaza Karachi

9 25-04-2017 Mr. A. Samad Dr. Faisal Murtaza Karachi

10 20-05-2017 Mr. Ather Aziz Dr. Qazi M. Wasiq Karachi

11 09-06-2017 Mr. Rehman Ullah Dr. Faisal Murtaza Wazirestan KPK

12 09-06-2017 Mr. Dilshad Dr. Qazi M. Wasiq Karachi

13 09-06-2017 Mr. Junaid Dr. Faisal Murtaza Karachi

14 09-06-2017 Mr. M. Kamran Dr. Faisal Murtaza Karachi

15 09-06-2017 Ms. Sardaran Mai Dr. Qazi M. Wasiq Rahimyar Khan

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We are trying to promote the donation of corena after death. Sri Lanka has been a very helpfulcontribution and our sincere thanks for their contribution and hope they will continue to do so in thefuture.

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Pakistan Eye Bank Society is indeed very thankful to the following persons and institutions, who supported Society by providing their donations/zakat for the help & assistance of the poor patients for treatment at the hospital & promotion of the Society’s activities.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Persons & Institutions Name Amount Persons & Institutions Name Amount

The Society is grateful to Mr. Khalilullah Siddiqui and Mrs. Hamida Begum for the establishment of Hamida Begum Maternity Home & Child Care Centre Unit and completion of civil work of 2nd floor. It showed their keen interest in the Society’s social activity. The Society also acknowledges the e�orts of Miss. Sana Siddiqui for generating fund for the Society.We highly admire the honorary services of Dr. Akhtar Jamal Khan, who is giving his precious time to Pakistan Eye Bank to improve the working of the hospital.We are thankful to Al Badar Welfare Trust. Who help us with their regular financial assistance.We are also thankful to Irshad and family. Who have been given regular for the cornea grafting for the poor and needy patients.We are also thankful to Hino Pak (Pvt.) ltd. Who donated an ambulance for community health and Eye care project.We are highly thankful to Mr. Islam Saleem for hi generous donation for the construction of PIB colony PEBS Eye & General Hospital.

Mr. Qazi Sajid Ali 6,000,000Mr. Khalil Ullah Siddiqui 5,080,000M/s Hilton Pharma Limited 500,000Mr. Muhammad Naeem Khan 500,000Al-Badar Welfare Trust 400,000Ms. Shahana Kaukab 308,780Mr. Arshad Saeed 300,000Dr. Junaid 200,000Haji Muhammad Benevolent Trust 200,000Dr. Kashif Farooqui 180,000Ms. Parveen Jalal 150,000Mr. Tahir Ahmad 150,000Ms. Hina Imam 130,000Mr. Iqbal Umar 100,000Meezan Bank 100,000M/s N.Saleem Construction Co. 100,000Mr. Kalim Farooqui 100,000Rotary Club 100,000Mr. Irshad & Sons 100,000

Mrs. Saghira Ijaz 100,000Mrs. Ameera Deewan 100,000Mr . Atif 100,000Mr. Jawed Sultan Bari 100,000Mr. Hasan Imam 52,000M/s Naseem Export (Pvt) Ltd. 50,000Direct Donation in Bank 50,000Dr. Ayesha 45,000M/s Barret Hodgson 43,294Mr. Ahmer Arif 35,000Miss. Ujala Rifat 30,000Anonymous 30,000Mr. Rashid A. Chaudhry 25,000Dr. Sobia Siddiqui 25,000Miss. Sadia Zaman 25,000Ms/ Siddiq Son Ltd. 25,000Mr. Tariq Rafi 25,000Other (Below Rs.25,000) 1,289,084

SPECIAL THANKS TO

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PUBLICATIONS

Bimonthly magazine UJALA covering monthly activities, reports and other activities related to eye diseases is published regularly.

Magazine

The Society publishes an Annual Report duly approved by the General Body to highlightits activities during the financial year (July-June).

Annual Report

Appeals for donations are also published and sent to philanthropists, members of Chambers of Commerce & Industries and general donors. 12,000 copies were printed and distributed.

Appeals

Handbills brochures and awareness literature is also published from time to time.

Hand bills Brochures

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ACHIEVEMENTS OF PEBS INTHE LAST 46 YEARS

1962-1970 Campaign for the donation of corneas.

1970 Pakistan Eye Bank Society (PEBS) established.

1975 Registration of Pakistan Eye Bank Society with the Social

Welfare Department Government of Sindh.

1975-1986 Sight of more than five thousand corneal blind restored

through cornea grafting.

1986 International conference on cornea grafting held at Karachi.

1989 National Seminar and training workshop on cornea grafting.

1989 Construction of PEBS Eye Hospital started at North Karachi

near Nagan Chowrangi.

1993 Hospital started working in the new building.

1995 Operation Theatres constructed and eye operations started.

2001 Three well-equipped operation theatres constructed on the

first floor alongwith an auditorium and finished work of basement.

2003 Cardiac screening and diabetics test departments.

2005 Phaco operations started.

2005 National conference held at PEBS Hospital. The Governor

Sindh was the chief guest and inaugurated the Cornea Grafting

Centre.

2006 Dental and maxillofacial department.

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2007 Teachers training programme and school clinic eye testing

programme.

2008 Screening test department for Hepatitis B & C.

2009 Laser department.

2010 A & B eye scanning department.

2011 Free drugs & optics bank.

2012 Hamida Begum Maternity Home and Child Care Centre.

2012 Pathology Laboratory starts functioning.

2012 Physiotherapy Unit.

2013 Diabetic Screening Programme.

2013 Established Nursery Unit

2014 Cardiac Consultancy.

2014 New Operation Theatre (OT) Eye Unit.

2014 Renovated Eye OPD Hall.

2014 Purchased of OCT Machine-Eye Unit.

2014 Purchase of 200 KVA Generator.

2015 Renovated Waqar Hussain Ja�ery Auditorium.

2015 Installation of PMT.

2015 Construction work for PEBS Clinic at PIB Colony.

2016 Ardeshir Cowasjee Department of Radiology.

2017 Eye Donation Movement.

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DIGNITARIES VISITEDDURING 2016-2017

S.No.

Name

Designation

Date

Event

1 Mr. Junaid Kapadia Chairman – Sailani Welfare Trust

10-08-2016 Signed MOU for using mobile OT

2 Mr. Faisal Edhi Chairman – Edhi Welfare Trust

29-08-2016 Seminar on Cornea Grafting

3 Mr. Aslam Sanjani Ex. Chief Secretary & Chairman Hino Pak Motors

20-04-2017 Handing over ceremony of ambulance

4 Mr. Teslivni (Japani) Director Hino Pak 20-04-2017 Handing over ceremony of ambulance

5 Mr.Ansarullah Siddiqui Treasurer- PEBS London (UK)

08-05-2017 Visited PEBS Hospital

6 Mr. Abdul Waseem MNA 15-05-2017 Visited PEBS Hospital

7 Prof. Zintan with Chinese delegation

Director Child Aid Association China

17 -06-2017 Visited PEBS Hospital

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PICTURES GALLERY

Students of Urdu University visitedPEBS Eye & General hospital

An Ambulance is donated by Hino Pak motors,the key handed over by MD Hino Pak to Mr. Qazi Ali,

the President PEBS

Group Photo with the o�cialsof Hino Pak Motors

Celebrated Eid Milad Un Nabi

Chairman, DMC Central visited PEBSEye & General hospital

Participants of Teachers Training Programe

PAKISTAN EYE BANK SOCIETY

FreeCornea GraftingTreatment with

Dignity

with your TrustWe have Treated over

4.0 MillionPatients Across Pakistan

46 YearsServices to Humanity

PEBS & GENERAL HOSPITALContributz Zakat & Donation

Phone: 021-36908052-3 / 021-36985118Fax: 021-36908054Email: [email protected]: www.pakistaneyebank.org

Donate Via Bank DepositBank Account No.Pk83 SAUD0000002000828718 ( Silk Bank)Pk75 ABPA0010011795080021 (ABL)Pk29 HABB0007860079659003 (HBL)

Documents

PEBS Final Coverspakistaneyebank.org.pk/2017.pdfThis unit was donated by Mr. Khalilullah Siddiqui, Patron of PEBS. There are 21 beds in gynae unit and 3 incubators for child health