As the corona pandemic waned, the patients started coming back to the RHC. There was still no public transport. Hitching a ride on motorcycles, hiring an auto who brought them through the check posts, the patients cam back for testing, medicines and most importantly meeting the doctors.
3587 patients accessed the RHC - about 50% of our earlier workload.
Majority of them had income levels less than 48000 pa
A simple meal for a villager. Plastic serves myriad functions. It is easy to use, cheap and TOXIC. However, the alternative is carrying steel vessels, which adds to the weight of water.WOUND DEBRIDEMENT
at the Outpatient. Because of the Corona, most of these are being done in open air -
true FIELD CONDITIONS
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| Wound Debridement in the Open air |
An old man with a Diabetic Foot Ulcer getting a new pair of orthotic footwear. This service has helped our patients to no end.
HELPING HAND
A little girl, helping out her grand father. The elderly person has Parkinson's Disease making it difficult for him to do his day to day tasks.
His grand daughter was the epitome of patience and empathy as she helped him navigate the crowds, roll up his sleeves and wait for the medicines
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| The proud mother is a Type I Diabetic. We have seen her through at the RHC from age 12, i.e 10 years. She graduated and works as a teacher. HATS OFF to the young man for marrying her knowing full well that she is a Diabetic and will be on Insulin lifelong. We had a long chat with the groom, his parents and the girl's parents prior to finalizing their marriage |
CORONA MASS TESTING AT THE RHC
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