Anti-Smoking Special Raids June 2006 |
Procurement of stickers displaying silicosis awareness message. |
Central Procurement Agency (CPA) |
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Introduction |
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Central Procurement Agency (CPA) for drugs was established in the Directorate of Health Services as one of the steps being taken to implement the drug policy of Delhi. CPA is to make pooled procurement of Essential drugs after inviting tender & order the drugs for all institutions/Hospitals in the state of Delhi. The pooled procurement programme is to be implemented in three phases. |
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Present Activities of CPA |
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Finalisation of rate-contracts of drugs after inviting open tender from manufacturers in two bid. Only those manufacturers are being selected who fulfil following main technical criteria. |
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Have annual turnover of Rs. 12 crore or above in last two consecutive financial year. |
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Have three years manufacturing & marketing experience for each drug offered. |
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Have WHO GMP certification/DGQA registration of each drug offered. | |
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Placing centralized supply order for consolidated demand of drugs from all hospitals/Institutions of Govt. of Delhi on 4-monthly basis. |
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Testing of all batches of drugs received by hospitals against central supply orders. |
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Finalization of rate-contracts of common surgical consumables after inviting tender from manufacturers only. |
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Placing centralised supply orders for consolidated demand of common surgical consumables on 6-monthly basis. |
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Testing of all batches of common surgical consumables received by hospitals against central supply orders. |
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Presently all the supplies of drugs & surgical consumables are being received by hospitals directly and payment is also being made by hospitals. |
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Future plans |
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As a part of implementation of IIIrd phase, in near future, supplies against the central Supply orders will be received by CPA, stored and then will be distributed to all hospitals. The payment will also be made by the CPA. |
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Essential Drug List |
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Revised List Of "Essential Drugs" For Hospitals Under Government Of NCT Of DELHI 2001. |
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Certain drugs because of their cost or because they should be used only by specialists, have been classified under the category selective drugs. This is denoted by an asterisk(*), these drugs marked (*) may be procured in small quantities and their prescribing may be monitored. Each hospital should work out its own mechanism for the prescribing of these drugs. The drugs selected for outpatients will be available to inpatients also. |
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The Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi 2001 |
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General Anaesthetics |
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Sodium |
Inj. 0.5, 1gm |
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thiopentone |
powder/vial |
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Halothane |
Inhal. |
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*Propofol |
Inj. 1%(10ml/vial) |
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Nitrous oxide |
Inhal. |
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Oxygen |
Inhal. |
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*Isoflurane |
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Ketamine |
Inhal. |
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hyrochloride |
Inj.50mg/ml |
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Fentanyl |
Inj.0.05mg/ml vial |
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Local Anaesthetics |
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Bupivacaine |
Inj. 0.25%, 0.5% |
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hydrochloride |
Heavy 0.5% |
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Lignocaine |
Inj. 2%, |
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hydrochloride |
Inj. 5%(with dextrose 75mg/ml) |
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jelly |
2% |
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Oint. |
5% |
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spray |
10% |
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viscous solution |
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topical |
4% |
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eye drops |
4% |
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Lignocaine |
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Inj. |
2% |
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adrenaline |
5mcg/ml adrenaline |
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Inj. |
2% |
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with adrenaline |
(1:80,000) |
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Ethyl chloride |
Spray |
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Pre-Operative Medication And Sedation For Short Term Procedures |
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Atropine sulphate Inj. 0.6mg/ml |
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OUT PATIENT |
IN PATIENT |
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Promethazine |
Inj. 25mg/ml |
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Syr. 5mg/5ml |
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Diazepam |
Inj. 5mg/ml |
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Tab. 5mg |
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Midazolam |
Inj. 1mg/ml |
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Glycopyrrolate |
Inj. 0.2mg/ml | |
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ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS AND DRUGS FOR GOUT |
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Acetyl salicylic Tab.100,325,350mg |
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Pentazocin |
Inj. 30mg/ml |
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acid |
lactate |
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Allopurinol |
Tab. 100mg |
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Morphine sulphate |
Inj. 10mg/ml |
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Pethidine |
Inj. 50mg/ml |
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Paracetamol |
Tab. 500mg |
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hydrochloride |
Syr. 125mg/5ml |
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*Buprenorphine |
Tab..2mg sublingual |
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Paracetamol |
Inj. 150mg/ml |
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Ibuprofen |
Tab. 200, 400mg |
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Ketorolac |
Inj. 30mg/ml |
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susp. 100mg/5ml |
(1ml ampoule) |
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Indomethacin |
Cap. 75mg SR |
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Mefenamic acid |
Tab. 250mg |
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Diclofenac |
Tab. 50mg, |
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sodium |
Tab.75mg SR |
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Diclofenac |
Inj. 25mg/ml |
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sodium Nimesulide |
Tab. 100mg |
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Abbreviations |
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Amp. |
Ampule |
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Cap. |
Capsule |
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CAPD |
Continueous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis |
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Inhal. |
Inhalation |
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Inj. |
Injection |
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Linct. |
Linctus |
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Oint. |
Ointment |
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PDC |
Peritoneal dialysis concentrate |
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Susp. |
Suspenion |
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Syr. |
Syrup |
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Tab. |
Tablet |
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CR |
Controlled release |
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Committee for selection of essential drugs" for hospitals under Govt. of NCT of Delhi |
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Contact Person |
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1. |
Prof. R.R. Chaudhury |
Advisor to Minister |
Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of NCT of Delhi, National Institute of Immunology, New Delhi 110 067 |
Off: 6162281 Res: 6856524 Fax 6162125 |
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Dr. J.S. Bapna |
Director Prof. |
Director,IHBAS P.O.Box 9520, Shahdara, Delhi 110 095 |
Off: 2112136 Res: 2286631 Fax: 2299227 |
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Dr. Usha Gupta |
Professor of Pharmacology |
Maulana Azad Medical College. New Delhi 110 002. |
Off: 3239271/257 Res: 91-591567 Fax: 323 |
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Dr. P. Dasgupta |
Drugs Controller General of India |
Govt. of India, Nirman Bhawan,New Delhi |
Off: 3018806 |
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Dr. V.R. Minocha |
Professor & Head of Surgery |
GTB Hospital, Shahdara,Delhi 110 095. |
Off: 2286262/206 Res: 7257309 |
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Dr. M.D. Mathur |
Dir. Prof. & Head of Microbiology |
Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi 110 002. |
Off: 3239271/244 Res: 91525727 |
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Dr. L.L. Aggarwal |
Drugs Controller, |
Govt. of NCT of Delhi. 15, Sham Nath Marg, Delhi 110 054. |
Off: 2517511 Res: 3985151 Fax: 2924939 |
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Dr. J.S. Guleria |
Former Dean & Head of Medicine |
AIIMS, K-11, Green Park Extn., New Delhi 110 016 |
Off: 6867279 Res: 6195447 |
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Dr. Jeevan Jha |
Director of Health Services |
DHS,E-6,Saraswati Bhawan, NCT of Delhi, New Delhi - 110 001. |
Off: 3327867 Res: 7026272/7019022 Fax: 3322237 |
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Dr. S.K. Mittal |
Prof. & Head of Pediatrics |
LN Hospital, New Delhi. |
Off: 3236031 Res: 2911421/2925105 |
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Dr. S.K. Aggarwal |
Director Prof. & Head of Medicine |
LN Hospital, New Delhi. |
Off: 3236437 Res: 2246417, 2248462 |
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Dr. S.K. Sarin |
Prof. & Head of Gestroenterology |
GB PantHospital, New Delhi 110 002. |
Off: 3232013, 323001/5201 Res: 6873563Fax: 6468691 |
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Dr. B.K. Ram |
Dir. Prof. & Head of Medicine |
GTB Hospital, Shahdara Delhi 110 095 |
Off: 2286262 Res: 6492479 |
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Dr. V.P. Gupta |
Prof. & Head of Opthalmology |
GTB Hospital, Shahdara, Delhi - 110 092 |
Off: 2286262 Res: 2290497 |
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Dr. G.R. Biswas |
Head of Medicine |
DDU Hospital, Hari Nagar, New Delhi 110 014. |
Off: 5145601-9/245 Res: 6894633 |
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Dr. Kamla Sharma |
Director Prof. & Head |
Department of Obst. & Gynae, LN Hospital, New Delhi. |
Off: 3235823 Res: 6864959 | |
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Delhi Prohibition of Smoking and Non-Smoker's Health Protection Act, 1996 |
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Anti-Smoking bill Act was implemented by Delhi Government with effect from 26.1.97. No smoking day is observed on 31st May, every year. Under this programme various I.E.C. activities are being carried out to educate the general people about the various ill-effects of smoking. During the year 2000-01, the Directorate of Health Services has deployed special Enforcement squads in 8 Districts in Delhi to fine and challaned in public places and public service vehicles for violating the said Act. |
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Following major activities have been undertaken during 2002-03: |
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Activities |
2000-01 |
2001-02 |
2002-03 |
2005-06 |
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Raids Conducted |
14694 |
884 |
657 |
12638 |
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Public Service Vehicle Raided |
73738 |
8669 |
3206 |
45835 |
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Persons Fined |
19052 |
6481 |
867 |
11735 |
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Health Education Lectures |
23 |
08 |
16 |
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Workshop /Seminar |
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46 |
10 |
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Leaflets Distributed |
26000 |
1050000 |
1372000 |
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Anti-Quackery Activities |
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Anti -quackery cell was established with basic aim to identify the quacks doing medical practice in Delhi and to take action against the quacks. This cell also create the public awareness about the dangers of the quackery and need to get treatment from duly registered qualified doctors only. |
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During the year 2001-02 200 clinics were inspected as compared to 50 in 2000-01, 43 in 1999-00 and appropriate action have been initiated against the identified quacks. |
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Major Activities undertaken during 2002-03 are as under: |
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Public was informed about dangers of quackery and before getting treatment to confirm whether the doctor is registered or not. |
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All Medical practioneres were informed through newspapers about the mandatory registration with their respective council in their respective system of medicine. |
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2000-01 |
50 |
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2001-02 |
200 |
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2002-03 |
963 |
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2005-06 |
930 | |
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Grant in Aid |
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National Programme for Control of Blindness |
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This programme is implemented in Delhi through" Delhi State Blindness Control Society". Under this programme various activities undertaken during the year 2006-07 are as under: |
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Campaign Cataract Countdown : |
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In collaboration with District Blindness Control Societies (DBCSs) camps are held all over Delhi specially in the under privileged areas and the cases detected with cataract are transported and operated in fixed facilities in Govt. hospital/NGO Hospital. |
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The details of the cataract surgeries performed are as under: |
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NO. OF CATARACT SURGERIES |
2003-04 |
79865 |
2004-05 |
85097 |
2005-06 |
84153 |
2006-07 |
84914 | |
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School Eye Screening Project: |
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Under this project teachers in Govt. and aided schools have already been trained for screening of school children for defective vision (Middle classes). All those of class VI, VII, VIII are examined by the teachers and those students suspected to be suffering with defective vision are further examined by refractionist and those needing glasses are provided free spectacles through respective DBCS. The report of School Eye Screening Project is as below:. |
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No. of Students found with refractive errors |
No. of Students given free glasses |
2003-04 |
Nil |
Nil |
Nil |
2004-05 |
Nil |
Nil |
Nil |
2005-06 |
17590 |
3436 |
2399 |
2006-07 |
5631 |
1420 |
1311 | |
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But the real problem being faced is neither the teachers are nominated for undergoing training, nor the teachers who have undergone training do the screening of students and refer them to DBCS & nor does the DBCS does any active follow up as such we are lagging behind in achieving the targets set. |
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Eye Banking Activities : |
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Under the NPCB the Eye Banks located in Delhi are continuously encouraged to collect as many eyes as possible, In the month of August an “Eye donation Fortnight” is also held under which special incentive is given to the eye banks to promote the Eye Donations Activities. talk on radio and Doordarshan were got organised during this fortnight by eminent eye specialists. |
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The report of Eye Bank is below:- |
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No. of Eye Collected |
No. of Eyes used in Kerotoplasty |
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2003-04 |
1355 |
934 |
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2004-05 |
1377 |
882 |
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2005-06 |
1761 |
887 |
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2006-07 |
1552 |
751 | |
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Supply Of Ophthalmic Equipments : |
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To strengthen the service component, many of the Govt. hospitals have been supplied with ophthalmic equipments to augment the ophthalmic services in the hospitals. Equipments such as Direct Ophthalmoscope, Streak Retinoscope, Operating Microscope, A-scan Biometer, Keratometer, Slit Lamp and Tono Meter Unit have been supplied to the major hospital as well as to the peripheral hospitals like Attar Sain Jain Hospital, Rao Tula Ram Hospital, Swami Dayanand Hospital, Aruna Asaf Ali Hospital, Lal Bahadur Shastri Hospital . Free IOLs and sutures have also been supplied to all the Govt. hospitals. Even the Yaglesers have also been got supplied through Govt of India to almost all the hospitals. |
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Identification Of Base Hospital : |
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Under Motiabind Mukti Abhiyan, Phase-VIII, 39 hospitals from Govt. and Non-Govt. sector have been identified who have got the facility for the cataract surgery and can provide the IOLs. A list of the hospitals identified is attached as Annexure "I". These hospitals also participate in holding the camps throughout the year. |
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Iec Activities : |
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As IEC is a vital component aimed at increasing the passive reporting of cases of cataract by disseminating the information on early sign and symptoms of CATARACT. Information on the precautions to be observed after the surgery is also vital to avoid the complications in these cases. |
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Therefore a multi media campaign involving the outdoor publicity in the form of hoardings & also through electronic media in the form of video spots on Doordarshan & Satelite TV (Cable) was carried out, |
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Melas: |
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This Cell functioning under the programme has been actively participating in various other activities organised by State Govt. & Govt. of India. Perfect Health Mela was organised at Shiekh Sarai Park from 10th to 16th Oct. 2006. in this Mela, a stall of 10' X 10' was hired by Delhi State Blindness Control Societies and eye specialists and other staff of Attar Sain Jain Hospital were deployed in the Mela. In all 793 patients were examined and treated on the spot. 62 patients were referred to hospitals for Cataract Surgery and most of them to GNEC to get their surgery free of cost under the Motia Bind Mukti Abhiyan Phase VIII. Arrangements were made in the mela to distribute the handbills on common ailments of eye and banners were also got displayed on "Eye Donation" and "World Sight Day". Another mela i.e. "BHAGIDARI UTSAV " was held at PRAGATI MAIDAN under the able guidance of Hon'ble Chief Minister of Delhi. In this mela / utsav , an exhibition was set up IEC/publicity/refractionists were deployed to carry out the eye care activities. the medicines for eye ailments were distributed in collaboration with Delhi Hedgewar Arogya Sansthan, in all 279 patients were examined in the Mela and treatment prescribed on the spot. In addition, the team of eye bank of Guru Nanak Eye Centre was also invited and they gave the publicity material and also got some pledge form filled up on the spot. |
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List Of Hospitals Identified As Base Hospital: * |
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East Zone: |
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GTB Hospital, Shahadra. |
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LBS Hospital, Khichripur. |
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Noida I care, Sector-26, Noida. |
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Swami Dayanand Hospital, Shahadra. |
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Seth Jessa Ram Charitable Hospital, Karol Bagh. | |
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North Zone: |
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SGM Hospital, Mangolpuri. |
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Bhagwan Mahavir Hospital, Rohini. |
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Dr.Vaish Eye Hospital, Shakti Nagar. |
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Hindu Rao Hospital, subzi Mandi. |
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Aruna Asaf Ali Hospital, Rajpur Road. |
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Tirath Ram Shah Hospital, Rajpur Road. |
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BJRM Hospital, Jahangirpuri. |
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Aggarwal Dharmarth Kandra, Shakti Nagar. |
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MBHospital, Phooth Khurd. |
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Attar Sain Jain Hospital, Lawrence Road. |
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West Zone: |
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DDU Hospital, Hari Nagar. |
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National Society foe Prevention of Blindness, Moti Nagar. |
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ESI Hospital, Basai Dara Pur. |
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Mai Kamli Wali Dharmarth Hospital, Rajouri Garden. |
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Mohan Eye Instititute, Ganga Ram Hospital Marg. |
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Sumermal Jain Eye Hospital, Najafgarh Road. |
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Ganga Ram Hospital, Rajender Nagar. |
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RTRM Hospital, Jaffar Pur. |
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GGSG Hospital, Raghubir nagar. |
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Jyoti Manav Sewa Sansthan, Najafgarh. |
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South Zone: |
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Banarsidas chandiwala Eye Institute, Kalkaji. |
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Dr.R.P.Centre, AIIMS, Ansari Nagar. |
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Safdarjung hospital, Arbindo marg. |
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Lions Hospital & Resech Centre, new Friends colony. |
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Charak Palika Hospital, Moti Bagh. |
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Dukh Nivaran Samiti Health Centre, Vasant vihar. |
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Batra Hospital, Tugllkabad. |
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Central Zone: |
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GNE Centre, Maharaja Ranjeet Singh Marg. |
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RML Hospital. |
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LHMC Hospital, Panchkuian Road. |
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Dr. Shroff Charitable Eye Hospital, Daryaganj. |
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NR Central Hospital, Basant Lane |
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Rajdhani Charitable Eye Hospital, Qutub Road. |
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Dr. NC Joshi Mem. Hospital, Karol Bagh. | |
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Motia Bind Mukti Abhiyan |
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This Programme was launched by Government of Delhi to clear backlog of Cataract cases. |
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Shravan Shakti Abhiyan |
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This programme aims at providing hearing aid to senior citizen of Delhi free of cost and till date about 3,000 hearing aids have been distributed. |
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State Health Intelligence Bureau |
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State Health Intelligence Bureau has been established under the Plan Scheme of Directorate of Health Services with prime objective of maintaining health related data. The data is collected from various Govt. and non-govt. agencies. The collected health related data is compiled, analysed and published. The State Health Intelligence Bureau published/prepared the following documents. |
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Medical Telephone Directory, 2005. |
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Assembly Constituency - wise Health facilities in Delhi. |
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Annual Report of Directorate of Health Services. |
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DHS at a glance | |
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In addition to above, State Health Intelligence Bureau is also responsible for collection and further forwarding the answer of Parliament/Assembly Questions from different branches of Directorate of Health Services. |
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Pubilc Health Wing |
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Introduction |
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Activities |
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Control Room |
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