LUDHIANA: Seeking to give a boost to healthcare within the villages of his constituency, and lend a hand test cardiac problems in villages, MLA of Dakha Harvinder Singh Phoolka — a senior AAP leader — has incorporated an ECG system as a part of his small health mobile module.
“We started the ‘Tandrust Pind’ (wholesome village) undertaking 7th months ago in 9 villages of my constituency. As a part of the undertaking, we get blood checks of sufferers done to check haemoglobin and blood sugar levels. Our doctor examines the sufferers for various illnesses, and accordingly, they are given treatment and unfastened medications. The patient has to pay just Rs 10 for the treatment. We have a mobile health van that may to start with pass to every of the 9 villages twice every week, however now the same small module is going to 19 villages every week,” stated HS Phoolka.
“We have a common doctor Dr Baldev Singh Chahal (who retired from the army), workforce nurse Sumanpreet Kaur, lab technician Karamjit Singh, and helper Arashdeep Singh as a part of our group. Every day, we offer treatment to greater than a 100 villagers. The group excursions the villages which don’t have a dispensary,” stated Phoolka. He added that the price of healthcare for every village comes to around Rs 2 lakh a yr, which is somewhat much less.
Phoolka stated as their volunteer Amritpal Singh (28) had died of a heart attack, in his reminiscence they got an ECG system for the cardiac screening of villagers. The system was inaugurated by way of Amritpal’s mother at his village in Talwandi Khurd. Dr Chahal stated they cater to the primary health needs of the villagers and those with acute problems and persistent illnesses are recognized and despatched to tertiary care hospitals for treatment. “After analyzing the sufferers, we give them medications for various illnesses, including blood force, sugar, joint pains, pores and skin illnesses, and anaemia. About 90% of the families in those villages have availed the power,” stated the doctor.
Phoolka stated the price of working the small mobile health module is low, as they don’t have to pay infrastructure value, as they hang such camps in dharamshalas and gurdwaras. He added that they'd be spreading the mobile module in different villages of his constituency. The AAP leader further stated the programme was undertaken as a part of Gyan Sewa Trust, of which he is founder-member.
Meanwhile, villagers are pleased with the health system. “My daughter would have gastric issues, and we'd in most cases take her to hospitals the place the price of treatment can be upper. But they have to pay just Rs 10 for treatment of their village. This is a good initiative by way of MLA HS Phoolka,” stated Hapreet Singh, a farmer of Talwandi Khurd.
“We started the ‘Tandrust Pind’ (wholesome village) undertaking 7th months ago in 9 villages of my constituency. As a part of the undertaking, we get blood checks of sufferers done to check haemoglobin and blood sugar levels. Our doctor examines the sufferers for various illnesses, and accordingly, they are given treatment and unfastened medications. The patient has to pay just Rs 10 for the treatment. We have a mobile health van that may to start with pass to every of the 9 villages twice every week, however now the same small module is going to 19 villages every week,” stated HS Phoolka.
“We have a common doctor Dr Baldev Singh Chahal (who retired from the army), workforce nurse Sumanpreet Kaur, lab technician Karamjit Singh, and helper Arashdeep Singh as a part of our group. Every day, we offer treatment to greater than a 100 villagers. The group excursions the villages which don’t have a dispensary,” stated Phoolka. He added that the price of healthcare for every village comes to around Rs 2 lakh a yr, which is somewhat much less.
Phoolka stated as their volunteer Amritpal Singh (28) had died of a heart attack, in his reminiscence they got an ECG system for the cardiac screening of villagers. The system was inaugurated by way of Amritpal’s mother at his village in Talwandi Khurd. Dr Chahal stated they cater to the primary health needs of the villagers and those with acute problems and persistent illnesses are recognized and despatched to tertiary care hospitals for treatment. “After analyzing the sufferers, we give them medications for various illnesses, including blood force, sugar, joint pains, pores and skin illnesses, and anaemia. About 90% of the families in those villages have availed the power,” stated the doctor.
Phoolka stated the price of working the small mobile health module is low, as they don’t have to pay infrastructure value, as they hang such camps in dharamshalas and gurdwaras. He added that they'd be spreading the mobile module in different villages of his constituency. The AAP leader further stated the programme was undertaken as a part of Gyan Sewa Trust, of which he is founder-member.
Meanwhile, villagers are pleased with the health system. “My daughter would have gastric issues, and we'd in most cases take her to hospitals the place the price of treatment can be upper. But they have to pay just Rs 10 for treatment of their village. This is a good initiative by way of MLA HS Phoolka,” stated Hapreet Singh, a farmer of Talwandi Khurd.
Phoolka includes ECG machine in health mobile module for villages
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