G-1748

OPD Facilities for Hospital

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Project Description

Region: Asia

Country: India

Location: Pune

Total Budget: $56,050

Areas of Focus: Disease prevention and treatment, Maternal and child health


GLOBAL GRANT PROPOSAL

ADDITIONAL OUT PATIENT FACILITIES AT SANE GURUJI AROGYA HOSPITAL IN PUNE, INDIA

FOCUS AREA: This is a humanitarian project which will provide much needed out-patient department (OPD) facilities in the overloaded Sane Guruji Hospital in Hadapsar, Pune. It falls under the Rotary focus areas of (a) maternal and child health (b) health care and disease prevention

PROJECT NEED: The public health care in India is inadequate due to multiple reasons.

a) Health care allocation by the government has been severely disproportionate with the rising population. India spends only 1.4% of GDP versus 17.4% of GDP in the US for health care.

b) Since health is a state subject, wide disparities exist in delivery and access between states as well as rural and urban population. Factors such as shortage of drugs and doctors have led to drop in OPD footfalls in government hospitals.

c) Private hospitals are expensive due to rising cost of medicines and services making them unaffordable for the poor. There is an urgent need to address the medical needs of the poor.

One solution is to make healthcare affordable in private charitable hospitals.

The Sane Guruji Arogya Kendra Hospital located in Hadapsar, Pune is one such private charitable hospital that offers treatment to the poor and needy at highly subsidized rates, sometimes free.

Currently, they have 7 OPDs to handle the daily load of 500 out patients, handling all types of cases in general. Current OPDs for General Medicine, General Surgery, Preventive Medicine, Dental, ENT, Eye, Panchakarma, Pediatrics, Gynecology, and Obstetrics. These OPDs are general OPDs dealing with all specialty care areas as well as general areas which makes them highly overloaded with patients. This project proposes to separate out super specialized work and general screening or treatment part. This separation will give adequate time, resources and management for both doctors and patients.

A team of well-trained medical staff, non-medical staff and experienced clinical technicians work round-the-clock to offer multiple services. The average footfall of patients is increasing year on year and there is an urgent need for a new OPD facilities. These 8 new OPDs will be super specialty areas so some of the patients from current OPDs will be shifted to these OPDs. New patients who need specialized care are also expected. A minimum of 100-150 additional patients per day will be treated in these special OPDs.

PROJECT COST: Built up space already exists within the hospital on the second floor, which will be used for the new OPDs. A total of eight specialty OPDs will be developed with separate examination areas and partitions for adequate nursing and clinical diagnosis. Furniture and fixtures will be procured as per the specialty being served in that OPD. Special toilets considering all age groups and waiting rooms with infotainment media will be established. Specialized software for OPD data management will be installed in every OPD. This includes computers, printers, scanners and software. Doctors will maintain real time data from registration to dispensing to follow up cycle making it more productive and efficient.

Construction cost of small OPD and examination chambers with separate nursing area, waiting rooms and toilets.

8 X Rs2,62,500= Rs 21,00,000

Furniture and fixture with adequate examination equipment

10 X Rs 1,87,955= Rs 18,79,550

Total Rs 39,79,550 (USD 56,050) @ Rs71=$1.00

PROPOSED FINANCING:

Contributors Contribution: TRF Matching

Host Clubs (Sports City/Partners)

Sports City $3000; Local Partner $11000 Total Local $14000: $7000

International Partner Club $6700: $3350

Host District 3131 (DDF) $0: $0

International District RID (DDF) $12500: $12500

Total $33200: $22850

Grand Total $56050 (Rs 39,79,550)

Note: A need based assessment has estimated the financial cost and benefits for treating an additional 150-200 OPD patients daily in the 8 new OPDs, especially in specialized care.

Contacts:

Rtn Sandesh Savant, sandeshsavant@rediffmail.com

91 98220 91102

Rtn Rupinder Beri, beris_in@yahoo.co.in, 91 97660 44828

Primary Host Partner

District: 3131

Rotary Club of: Pune Sports City

Primary Contact: Sandesh Savant

Email: sandeshsavant@rediffmail.com

Primary International Partner

District: 5440

Rotary Club of: Fort Collins-Breakfast

Primary Contact: Krishna Murthy

Email: kmurthy5@comcast.net

Project Status

Completed
This project is "Completed". This means the project has been implemented and the report was accepted by The Rotary Foundation. The project will stay listed on this website as a testimony of the achievements of the project partners.

Project listed for the 2018-19 Rotary Year.

The TRF Grant application number is #1983325.

Proposed Financing

Existing Contributions Towards This Project

Date

Cash

DDF

Total

Pune Sports City (3131)

5-Sep-18

$14,000

$0

$14,000

Fort Collins-Breakfast (5440)

5-Apr-19

$6,700

$12,500

$19,200

Amount Requested from The Rotary Foundation

$10,350

$12,500

$22,850

Total

$56,050

Note: as of July 1, 2015 there is a 5% additional support fee for cash contributions. This fee does not appear in the financials above because it does not apply if the funds are sent directly to the project account (without going through TRF, and therefore without Paul Harris credit). Clubs sending their cash contribution to TRF must be aware they will have to send an additional 5%.

Project Supporting Documents

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History Log Entries

5-Sep-18

System Entry

System Entry: Creation of project page.

5-Apr-19

System Entry

System Entry: Pledge of $4,000 with $12,500 DDF by Krishna C Murthy of the Rotary Club of Fort Collins-Breakfast, District 5440.

28-Apr-19

by Krishna Murthy

System Entry: Project is now "Fully Pledged".

2-Jul-19

by Krishna Murthy

System Entry: Application Sent to The Rotary Foundation through Member Access.

4-Jul-19

by Krishna Murthy

The project submitted and TRF looking in to answers for queries .

9-Aug-19

by Krishna Murthy

System Entry: Application approved by The Rotary Foundation.

22-Aug-19

by Krishna Murthy

Now the project is approved by TRF and we are in the process of funding and most of it is sent and checking on completion of funding soon.

9-Oct-19

by Krishna Murthy

The project got paid recently and being implemented

9-Oct-19

by Krishna Murthy

System Entry: Payment has been issued by The Rotary Foundation.

16-Apr-20

by Krishna Murthy

An interim report filed and final report after COVID-19 chaos

2-Dec-20

by Krishna Murthy

An interim report submitted in the spring and the project implementation is complete and in use with COVID restrictions. A final report will be submitted in the spring of 2021 when COVID situation gets better in India

16-Jul-21

by Krishna Murthy

System Entry: Final Report sent to The Rotary Foundation.

23-Jul-21

by Krishna Murthy

System Entry: Final Report approved by The Rotary Foundation.

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