Solly s Presentation1

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Gadag is located in the northern part of Karnataka.


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>Gadag is one of the backward districts of

Karnataka with a population of nearly 2 lakhs.

>There is no industry and people depend on

agriculture or weaving for their livelihood

>Surrounded by places of historical interest of

the period of Chalukyas- Badami, Aihole

>Close to Hampi the remains of the

Vijayanagar empire

>One of the stop overs for Karnatakas golden

chariot train tour

>Is the hometown of cricketer Sunil Joshi


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The Basel Mission

started the evangelicalwork as early as 1850s.

In 1902 the Baselmission, started the

hospital at Gadag,served by Germandoctors and nurses.

For decades it had been

the only healthcareavailable to the peopleof this region.


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The Church


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Orphanage


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After 100 years . . .

Year:2002


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The Hospital

Centenary wascelebrated in the

year 2002 with great

spirit & Team Work .


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CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS

2002


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*The first Souvneir of the hospital was launched

*The website of the hospital was launched.

*Sarees was distributed to all the widows.

*Clothes were distributed to the orphanage students.

*A great funfair was held.


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Always Crowded

24*7


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* 120 bedded hospital

*250 patients are seen daily in the OPD

*Referral center for the hospitals in Gadag, Koppal

and parts ofRaichur districts

*Only hospital in the entire district of Gadag (north

karnataka) providing patients with facilities of I.C.U,

ventilators and haemodialysis

*Five full time doctors. Rest are visiting consultants.

*Staff strength is about 60.


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*Only ICU facility at Gadag

*7 bedded ICU

*4 ventilators

*Mainly Cardiac

*OP poisoning

*Post Op patients

*Pediatric patients


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+Started in 1997

+Only dialysis facility inGadag

+The first machine was

donated in the memory

of Mr Arun Lele

+

Three dialysis machines


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Operation Theatre


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FETAL MONITOR ULTRASOUND

20 deliveries a month

LSCS- 10 a month.

These are complicatedcases, referred from

the surrounding

villages


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GASTROSCOPY / COLONOSCOPY


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Telemedicine facility at Gadag


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How telemedicine helped the

hospital in rural set up suchas ours in the past one year.

Basel mission ( C.S.I) Hospital,

Gadag-Betgeri


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Successfully treated organophosporus poisoning

Interactions with the faculty of medicine at CMC vellore

via the medium of telemedicine has brought down the

mortality rates from 15-20% to < 5 %


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A case of septic arthritis and septicaemia needing post op

ventilator support treated successfully.

The interactions have helped in better management

of patients needing post op ventilator care and in performing

percutaneous tracheostomies


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Neonatal care

The medium of telemedicine has helped in challenging and

difficult paediatric and neonatal cases encountered in the Hospital


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Diabetic care

Interactions via telemedicine

have helped in better care of

diabetic patients andmanagement of its complications

There is a renewed emphasis on

patient education in the prevention

of these complications


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16 year old boy with history of

consumption of OP poison

Needed ventilatory support

Found to have blade pieces inthe vomit

X ray was done

Interesting cases


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Diabetic Clinic(The first one in Gadag)

The Global Micro-Clinic Project (GMCP) is a non-profit organization. . It

establishes a model of community-owned and managed micro-clinics that

provide access to health care for chronic diseases in impoverished and/or war-

torn contexts.


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The aim of this program is to empower

patients-To make patients understand what is causing their

disease, what the symptoms look like, how it impacts

them and what they can do about it on a verypractical level.

-Understand that they do have control over their

health. Their behavior has a meaningful impact on

their wellness.

Achievements:Opened CSI's first diabetic clinic with

two nurses trained in diabetes: newly

diagnosed or chronic diabetic patients

can come to recieve education on

pathophysiology, diet, exercise, foot

care, medication and monitoringtechniques.

Community Events which include free

screening and diabetes education.

Over 800 people educated in diabetes,

over 450 people screened for diabetes.


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Community Events Of Diabeties Clinic


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With donations from well wishers a T.B fund

was constituted for poor patients.

All funds given by well wishers and

visitors from abroad are beingchanelled to the T.B.Fund.


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LABORATORY

FACILITIES

ABGBIOCHEMISTRY

CELL COUNTER


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Pharmacy


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School Of Nursing

The School Of Nursing

was started in 1964

with 7 students, it

moved in the current

building in 1972 &now trains 70 students

a year.


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Ambulance and aPick-Up vehicle for cylinders.


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Generators


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Maternity Ward


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PRIVATE WARDS


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CSI Rehabilitation Centre For Polio Children


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Asha Kiran Day Creche


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The Orphanage has completed 100 years

Construction of Prayer Hall, Centenary Annexe


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Chapel


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Dr APJ Abdul Kalams Surprise visit

Rural health a life time Noble Mission --Kalam


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Dr Kalam with the Doctors


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RECENT CHALLENGES FACED


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0.11.2005Fire in the hospital


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20.11.2005


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20.11.2005


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BASAVANNA EPISODE


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The Basavanna Idol was later shifted to

a near by museum.


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Our sincere thanks to all the

Doctors and Nurses and all

the people who helped this

hospital grow to new

heights


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Land

Buildings

Reputation

Existing out patient

department

In-patient facilities

Attached laboratory, X-ray

dept

Pharmacy

Trained Staff

Existing school of nursing

ADVANTAGES


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Disadvantages

*Liabilities & poorinfrastructure

Poor staff moral

No PatientsPoor reputation

Lack of essential staff(doctors ,

consultants & trained nurses)

Over-staffed with non-essential staff

Exploitation by part-time doctorsOut-dated equipment

Lack of essential diagnostic equipment

Improperly equipped theatre

Lack of essential facilities under one roof


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MYTHS OF MISSION HOSPITAL

Stagnant professional career. No work

satisfaction

Low tech, refer complicated cases to higher

center.

Boring personal life.


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TRUTHS OF MISSION HOSPITAL

You are the wheel, not the cog in a big wheel.

The hospital depends on you.

Your attitude determines what you learn.

Communication skills are of paramount

importance.


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