Hi Chaitanya,

Thanks for the update.

Jyothi Valaboju of TeluguBlog and Hyderabad Masti group has been very
supportive to us. She came to know about us through Prasad Charasala garu.

She motivated Hyderabad Masti members (a google group of 15000+ members with
high activity) to come forward for social work. Some of them are ready and
willing to contribute 100 rs. a month. They are interested in Medical Help.
I shared the urls of our group and BOSF and also about our proposal which
can be implemented in NIMS or Niloufer.

I forwarded your mail to them. Let us see their response.

What we need to do is, we have to make an estimate of the money for each
need and project. Then we will share the details with all groups. Whoever
are interested to contribute will contribute directly or through us.

I suggested to meet Hyderabad Masti members sometime and also asked them to
decide and contribute in Hyderabad Masti group name.


On 1/23/08, Chaitanya Ganesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>    Hi All,
>
> On 19th of Jan, Dr. Bala Sreenivas & I went to Niloufer to have an idea of
> the requirements and also interact with some doctors and superintendent.
>
> Dr. Bala Sreenivas gave me a tour of the hospital the OP ward, IP wards.
> We met some of the PG doctors and one of them was the current President of
> Doctors Association in Niloufer.
>
> Their inputs were that in regards to patient care the following things are
> required
>
> 1. Safe Drinking water
> 2. Shelters for Attendees
> 3. Cement slabs along the boundary for sitting of the attendees (As most
> of them are seen standing for hours)
> 4. Blood Bank updation - They dont have enough blood samples to give to
> the patients.
>
> We suggested that there seems to be problem with hot water (Kasyap's
> thought). They agreed to that as well.
>
> Later on we went to meet the Super-Intendent but he was not available.
>
> Observations from our side were:
> 1. In the OP most of the attendees/patients dont know where to go so a
> mechanism to guide them is required.
> 2. To have more clear picture of any other problems, we thought of taking
> a survey from the patients & attendees during peak hours
>
> Actions thought of:
> 1. As we have already thought of putting up water filters, we can talk
> with the super-intendent about that and take his feedback on other items as
> well.
> 2. Also we need to go and take a survey from the patients about what they
> feel is problematic in the hospital.
> 3. Regarding blood bank, it seems they are making efforts trying to talk
> to Chiranjeevi Blood bank to be able to provide blood at free of cost to
> patients. They feel if the staff in the blood bank are not active and do not
> conduct blood dontation camps so they do not have required supply of blood,
> so there is need of tying up with NGO for donation camps and also to offer
> blood for free to patients.
>
> Recently there has been upgradation in the instruments & equipments
> itseems with the help of some other NGOs.
>
> Sreenivas and I am of the opinion to start with one by one like start of
> with Water Filters and then do regular visits and take up action items one
> by one.
>
> Regards
> Chaitanya
>
> 
>

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