FIGHT AGAINST MALARIA RAMAKRISHNA MISSION SEVA PRATISHTHAN KOLKATA.

FIGHT AGAINST MALARIA

RAMAKRISHNA MISSION SEVA PRATISHTHAN

KOLKATA

MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS•HOSPITALS : all over the India, largest being Ramakrishna Mission Seva Pratishthan in Kolkata•Medical dispensaries•Mobile Medical units•Medical institute & Research centre in Lucknow & Kolkata (VIMS)•Nurses’ training centre•Relief & Rehabilitation•Rural health &Welfare Programme

RAMAKRISHNA MATH & RAMAKRISHNA MISSION

OUR SERVICEunits no Bed no. In-

patientsOut-patients

Inmates/students

Hospitals 15 2264 90794 3247541

Dispensaries 121 3700763

Mobile Medical Units

52 1495193

Old age home

3 104

Nurses’ School & college

7 477

Post graduate Institute &research centre

2 176

REP

•RAMAKRISHNA MISSION SEVA PRATISHTHAN--- A 600 BED MULTISPECIALITY HOSPITAL WITH ICU,ITU, NICU,PICU AND 24 HR EMERGENCY SERVICE AND COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES

•ATTATCHED WITH MCI & DNB ACCREDATED VIVEKANANDA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCE-A POST GRADUATE MEDICAL COLLEGE

•RESURGENCE OF MALARIA IN KOLKATA AND ADJOINING SUBURBANS•PRESENTATION IS VARIABLE•BOTH ADULTS AND CHILDREN EQUALLY AFFECTED•SEVERE MALARIA- QUITE A HIGH NUMBER•MIXED INFECTION(VIVAX &FALCIPARUM)

OUR OBSERVATION

WHEN DENGUE COMPLICATING THE SCENARIO

DENGUE AND MALARIA COMING AS MIXED INFECTION WITH

INCREASED SEVERITY

SITUATION IS GRAVE

FROM 01.07.08 TO 30.10.2008

REPORT OF MALARIA FROM OUR HOSPITAL

ADULTADMITTED(MED)

PV PF MIXED

1346 70(5%) 37(3%) 15

TOTAL DEATH DUE TO MALARIA -5

4 1 4

FROM 01.07.08 TO 30.10.08

NO DEATH • 1 CASE OF CHLOROQUINE RESISTANT VIVAX FOUND• SEVERITY IS PROFOUND IN BOTH BENIGN (VIVAX) AND MALIGNANT (FALCIPARUM ) MALARIA

PEDIATRICS AGE GROUP

TOTAL ADMISSION

PV PF MIXED

641 (PED MED )

9 11 4

FROM JANUARY 2008 TO OCTOBER 2008

•FALCIPARUM MALARIA –112

•NON FALCIPARUM MALARIA (VIVAX)--158

LAB DATA—RKMSP, KOLKATA

DIAGNOSED CASE OF MALARIA BY SLIDE POSITIVITY

RAMAKRISHNA MISSION : Aalo (ALONG)WEST SIANG DISTRICT: Arunachal Pradesh

YEAR No. of slides sent

M.P. +

2006 271 60

2007 290 32

2008 ( up to 31st October 08)

118 17

2006-2007 TO 2008-2009(UP TO OCT 08)

RAMAKRISHNA MISSION: NAROTTAM NAGARARUNACHAL PRADESH

SESSION TOTAL TEST

PF PV MIXED

2006-2007 107 07 03 01

2007-2008 157 02 02 NIL

2008-2009 46 01 03 02

RAMAKRISHNA MISSION SEVA PRATISHTHANITANAGAR

2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008

TOTAL CASES

18367 18175 16280

POSITIVE 4418 3149 1786

PV 2903 975 777

PF 1475 2122 977

MIXED 40 52 32

DEATH DUE TO MALARIAPF 55 45 22

PV 14 3 5

MIXED 5 1 1

RAMAKRISHNA MISSION ,VARANASI

MONTH (IN 2008) MALARIA CASES

APRIL 7

MAY 4

JUNE 5

JULY 8

AUGUST 21

SEPTEMBER 68

OCTOBER 39

TOTAL 152

MALARIA REPORT FOR 2006-2008

MAJAORITY OF THE CASES DUE TO FALCIPARUM MALARIA

RAMAKRISHNA MISSION, NARAYANPUR (CHATTISHGARH)

YEAR SLIDE EXAMINED MP

2006-2007 5405 1846

2007-2008 3714 1372

•PERSONAL PROTECTION • ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL•EARLY DIAGNOSIS, EFFECTIVE TREATMENT•PROMPT TREATMENT OF COMPLICATIONS

FIGHT AGAINST MALARIA

GOVERNMENT-NGO PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME

•THE RAMAKRISHNA MISSION WITH ITS LONG EXPERIENCE IN RENDERING MEDICAL SERVICE IN TRIBAL AND RURAL AREAS TAKES CARE OF THE MALARIA PATIENTS AS WELL.

• THE PROPOED PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN GOVT AND NGOS FOR MALARIA CONTROL PARTICULARLY IN RURAL AREA IS A VERY DESIRABLE STEP.

• FOR EFFECTIVE PARTNERSHIP THE FOLLWING STEPS MAY BE CONSIDERED:1.SELECTING NGOS HAVING EXPERIENCE IN HEALTH CARE SERVICE AND HAVING CENTRE IN THE TRIBAL AND OTHER MALARIA PRONE AREAS. THOSE CENTRES USUALLY ARE CLOSELY RELATED TO THE LOCAL POPULATION.2.PARTNER SHIP FOR MALARIA CONTROL SHOULD BE A TIME BOUND PROJECT , MAYBE OF 3 YEAR INITIALLY.3.NGOS SHOULD BE ENTRUSTED WITH RESPONSIBILITY, PROVIDED WITH UNINTERRUPTED SUPPORT AND OF COURSE SHOULD NOT BE DISCONTINUED MIDWAY.

4. HELP FROM THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE IN BOTH CASH AND KINDS. MATERIALS LIKE MEDICINES , BLOOD TEST KIT, MEDICATED MOSQUITO NETS, VEHICLE SHOULD BE SUPPLIED.

5. TRAINED HEALTH ASSISTANT IS A NECESSITY.

6. CASH ASSISTANCE IS REQUIRED FOR PAYMENT OF HEALTH STAFFS AND TRAVELLING EXPENCES.

7. NGOS SHOULD SUBMIT WEEKLY REPORTS OF ACTIVITIES AND AUDIT REPORT OF ACCOUNTS REGULARLY.

8. NGOS SHOULD HAVE ACCESS TO GOVT FACILITY FOR BLOOD TEST IF THEY DO NOT HAVE THEIR OWN.