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1 Dervan Newsletter S. V. J. C. T’s B. K. L. Walawalkar Hospital Diagnostic & Research Centre, Dervan (ISO 9001:2008 Certified) Special Issue on Surgery Mission by British Medicos : 2015 ISSUE | VOLUME | 2015 We love India We love SVJCT We love India We love SVJCT
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Dervan Newsletter
S. V. J. C. T’s
B. K. L. Walawalkar Hospital Diagnostic & Research Centre, Dervan
(ISO 9001:2008 Certified)
Special Issue on Surgery Mission by British Medicos : 2015
ISSUE | VOLUME | 2015
We love India We love SVJCTWe love India We love SVJCT
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Editor : Vinayak Dhere
Executive Editor : Dr. Suvarna Patil, M.D. (Medical Director)
Co-Editor : Prafulla Godbole (A.O)
Design + Print : Mudra, Pune.
Photographs by : Nandan Hande Patil
BKL Walawalkar Hospital
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Health for All
The annual visit by specialist doctors & other medical-support staff (from England) to BKL Walawalkar Hospital at Dervan has now become a regular feature in the Hospital’s calendar of events. It is a result of the high quality & dedication in the work being carried out at the hospital, that these renowned specialist doctors & medical-support staff commit themselves to return every year and offer their services to the patients without any expectation of remuneration. This sustained effort has led us on to the path of realizing a part of the vision of Shree Sahajanand Saraswati Swami Samarth Maharaj, that of “Health for All”.
Shree Kaka Maharaj
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Walking the path with DivineIt gives me great pleasure to place this copy of “Derwan Newsletter” in your Hands. This year, is a special year for our hospital, as the U.K. Medical team which visits our hospital every year and offers their medical services voluntarily for the patients over here, completes 10 years of their mission. In February 2014, the hospital also completes 19 years of service and enters its 20th year. A small hospital with 60 Beds has grown into a multispecialty hospital with 300 Beds and would add 200 more beds very shortly.Although the Hospital has thus expanded all-round and comprehensively, yet the noble principles cherished by Parampujya Digambardas Maharaj while establishing this Trust, and the ethics and values for which, ShreeKaka Maharaj has created this Hospital and brought it to this level by his continuous untired and relentless efforts in the past 19 years, are still being taken care of and protected with the same vigour, warmth and affection while running this Hospital day after day. Our main objective in running this Hospital is our firm belief that cordial and wholehearted service to virtually helpless patients, is the real and true worship to God and our this sincere belief has only prompted us to supply all services in this well equipped ultramodern Hospital at very subsidized and moderate rates. We provide radiotherapy treatment to poor cancer patients absolutely free. The Hospital conducts many social projects and activities with dedication, enthusiasm and honesty. The Hospital vans go to various villages every day for medical check-up of people of those villages. The Hospital also conducts regular camps at various places for dental diagnosis of children. The teenage girls are given proper medical advices, similarly the pregnant ladies and small children are provided with nutritious food free of any cost. The Hospital also undertakes programmes like REACH and MAHER which are useful to the society at large.The purpose of establishing this hospital is not only to treat the patients who come to Walawalkar Hospital, but also to go to the doorsteps of the rural people for providing them health facilities whatever best we can, and for making them health conscious through education. Our journey over the last two decades has been in this direction and will continue to be so.When we look behind through the advancement of the trust activities over the span of last 25 years, we realize that the blessings of our Divine ShreeDigambardas Maharaj are throughout behind us, and we are fully confident that they will remain so as long as we continue to walk on the path shown by him.
Vikas Walawalkar Managing Trustee SVJCT
Preface
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David WarrellEmeritus Professor of Tropical MedicineUniversity of Oxford
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Disclaimer : This publication does not purport to be a scientific journal in the classical sense. It is more in the nature of a vehicle for health professionals working at an unsual. If not unique, health and medical rigour. Nevertheless it serves an important purpose for people working in challenging circumstances as well as others who work in a more fortunate environment. The hospital spreads awareness of preventive health, is an educational hub and serves as a primary, secondary and tertiary medical care centre in a remote rural area.
Index
Background 8
Editorial: Dr. Suvarna N. Patil, Medical Director 9 - 10
Participants In 2015 UK camp 11
International CME: Medicine Today and Tomorrow 12
Memories of U.K. Camp – Glimpses of Surgery week 13 - 17
Case Studies 18
Pre and Post operative patient’s photographs 19 - 20
Community Outreach activity with the U.K. Team 21 - 22
Staright from Heart 23 - 33
My Experience at the 2015 U.K. Camp: Dr. Netaji Patil & Dr. Neemesh Lodh 34
Views by BKL Walawalkar Hospital Staff 35 - 36
Patients and their relatives feedback 37 - 38
Special Moments 39 - 43
Media Publicity 44
Summery of the UK Camp 45-66
Title Page No.
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A progressive society addresses its need for betterment in different ways. In such a society, one would find institutions for improving the quality of life of the under-privileged through social services in remote areas of Konkan and also institution to make its citizen a better human beings.
However very rarely one would find these objectives being achieved through the same institutions, the reason being their lack of connect as commonly perceived.
However, at Dervan, ShreeVithalrao Joshi Charities Trust have been successfully running programms for last 40 years to achieve these objectives of the betterment of the life for the under-privileged people through social services and imparting humanitarian values to the people. This success has been achieved based on the thought espoused by ShreeVithalrao Joshi, the founder of the trust. He has expressed his views clearly in an article in Marathi titled “For the benefit of the mankind”. He says humanitarian values need to be imbibed by everybody in the society, if society is to achieve peace and prosperity. He further elaborates that since the government or ruling power usually won’t be in a position to impart humanitarian values to the large population, the same has to be done by a dedicated social organization. However with a natural human tendency for material advancement any insistence on the imparting of humanitarian values won’t find resonance till the recipients are well placed in their daily life. Hence, an organization is needed which
would address these interdependent objectives with the same dexterity. Exactly such organizations were built by ShreeVithalrao Joshi. ShreeVithalrao Joshi Charities Trust has been active in the Dervan area for the last 40 years. Their work so far has been related to running programs for under-privileged on the following points…
Improving the daily life of people• Work for all scheme for providing employment to local
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• Distribution of free blankets.
• Subsidized ration during festival time.
• Free drinking water for area in and around Dervan during summer.
• Development of infrastructure at Dervan and nearby villages.
• Creating health awsreness and hygiene in community and make available modern medical facilities for them.
• State-of- the-art medical treatment at reasonable rates for the masses through B.K.L. Walawalkar Hospital.
• Create awareness and offer assistance to common people regarding improved techniques in agriculture, planting.
• Make available maximum educational facilities to people in and around Dervan.
For the Betterment of Mankind...
Background
Making better human beings• School with English as the medium of education and emphasis on all-round personality development.
• State of Art Sport complex having Olympic standards sports facilities like running track, gymnastic hall, shooting range, swimming pool, football ground to name a few which would help to develop international athletes from India.
• Programme to eradicate malnutrition among young children and pregnant/ lactating mothers by providing them nutritious elements on a regular basis.
• Medical education, research and training for upliftment of people need from remote rural area of Konkan as education can improve the lives of under-privileged people.
• The trust thus believes in tailoring the programs to meet the societal needs from time to time in relation to the basic philosophy elucidated by ShreeVithalrao Joshi.
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“Health for all, Education for all and Self-respect for all”.
India is a developing country widely spread and with diversity of climate, culture, beliefs and languages. 70 percent of its population lives in rural areas and 25 percent live below the poverty line...
Foresight, vision, sincere and honest implementation programmes of NGOs have been altering the condition of their territory. Remarkable one such hospital is BKL Walawalkar Hospital is situated on the Mumbai - Goa highway along the West coast of India, in a village called Dervan, about 282 Km from Mumbai.
The region is not only financially backward but dominated by age old beliefs, traditions, rituals, and poor education levels, no faith in power of medicines and ignorance or neglect of hygiene. BKL Walawalkar Hospital is established in early 1996 with the objective of improving the Healthcare Service, providing good medical facilities at all times and affordable to all and achieving social upliftment.
With the advent of the BKL Walawalkar Hospital on the scene, a new hope was offered to people who were falling prey to snake-bites, scorpion-bites, accidents, infectious diseases, Tuberculosis, complications related to child-birth process etc.
It is a multispecialty hospital with state of the art machinery under one roof. All departments have state-of-the-art-machinery, Electric generator set, Computerized system and Internet facility. This infrastructure makes the hospital at par with any modern urban hospital. Underprivileged are given substantial concession in their hospital bills.
Since the year 2003, the hospital is associated with Tata Memorial Centre - Rural Outreach Project. It has screened the population of Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg districts for oral, cervical and breast Cancer. House-hold survey and screening was done to create awareness regarding Cancer and its early detection and prevention. Cases where Cancer was detected were bought to the hospital and treated free of cost under this project. Top of the line radiation facilities like Cobalt 60, Brachytherapy, high
density radiation, CT simulator for planning of radiation are provided free of cost to patients undergoing treatment at hospital.
Thousands of lives were saved due to early detection and free Oncosurgery, Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy. Thus the hospital has been transforming the life of the underprivileged of the region and nearing the ultimate objectives “Health for all, Education for all and Self-respect for all”. People in the region have apathy towards health; it leads to always patients being admitted to the hospital in critical condition. Considering this apathy towards modern medicine and lack of awareness about disease, hospital started various community based Awareness Programmes.
Walawalkar Hospital devoted itself for this cause. It started giving eye openers on improving health/hygiene and overall basic health practices encountered in life. A key part of the efforts has been the programs focusing on women. This is because the concept of mother of future generations was lost somewhere in the society. Family feuds, thrashings at the hands of husband, delivering malnourished children one after the other while chasing the crazy idea of having a “son” for the family and finally doing all what it takes everyday to look after the welfare of these children; all this reduced the status of the women in their own household. Recognizing the key role played by women in the stability & prosperity of the society, the hospital decided to support women right from their birth to maturity, i.e. till becoming a mother. The hospital took this vision forward by introducing programs empowering the women in the area e.g. starting of self-help-groups (SHGs) for women; even then some areas of possible intervention remain.
The preventive programmes are made exhaustive to cover all aspects of health for women in the society. As a woman is the driving force of society and if she is healthy and educated then she will give birth to a healthy future generation.
Editorial...
Dr. Suvarna N. PatilM.D. (Medicine), Medical Director
Health for all, Education for all and Self-respect for all
Towards The Health Revolution
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A Life cycle approach to these programmes start from new born children, adolescent girls, pregnant ladies, and mothers. All are targeted through specifically designed programmes. Through these programmes, the BKL Walawalkar Hospital ends up in providing the women a relevant education & and good health at various stages of her life.
The hospital has devised and started courses in Nursing for the girls after secondary and higher secondary education. They are like ANM/GNM/BSc. & MSc.. The qualified girls from the institute have reached to remote places where the medical service is scarce.
An important stage in the life cycle approach to woman’s health programme is pregnancy. Being a rural area, lack of knowledge and indifference towards modern medicines makes many a pregnant lady prefer to deliver at home and finally land up in to complications and increase in infant mortality rate.
To overcome this challenge and develop an emotional bond between modern medical facilities at Hospital and the pregnant lady, hospital arranges a baby shower Ceremony every month. This ceremony is attached to the sentiments of rural women. The participant expecting mothers also get bonus of free antenatal (before delivery) check up, ambulance services to the hospital and delivery facilities free of cost.
Children are the real human resource of the nation. But malnutrition among the children of is widespread and needs to be dealt with on priority. It is observed that when they are being breast-fed they are healthy but when the weaning starts, these working mothers go to work on fields leaving their children alone at home. With nobody at home to pay attention to kids, they are not fed properly and end up being malnourished.
Keeping this fact in mind hospital decided to keep a track of all children from this vulnerable age group that is the age of 6 months to 12 months. This was indeed a challenge as the parents were ignorant to pay attention to the child health. Thus an idea was floated to celebrate the birthday of these children. The part of immunization is also introduced at birthday celebration.
Walawalkar Hospital has surveyed thousands of malnourished children and it was found that 80% of them have Dental “carries”. These “Carries teeth” makes the teeth non- functional, cause pain and affect chewing. So such children prefer to eat less and ultimately suffer from Malnutrition. So obviously Hospital with its holistic
approach decided to alleviate the sufferings. Hospital launched a Dental Check-up and Treatment Project at School level for the children of this region with special emphasis on oral health education.
A mobile team from the Hospital visits schools and children are examined by Dentist, while being given demonstration about how to maintain their Dental Hygiene, also to encourage good Dental hygiene a child with “no carries” is given a prize. Regular dental check-ups at their schools ensure oral health and this would also reduce tobacco habits as hygienic practices about dental/oral care would be taught to them. This would help in achieving the dream of oral cancer free region.
Children with severe “carried teeth” and those who cannot eat properly because of “carries” are brought to the hospital and treated for the same. So far thousands of children have been treated free of cost so that may be after 15-20 years this land will be free of Cancer and Malnutrition.
Doctors from Newcastle UK noticed gigantic and honest health care work done by the hospital for the ignorant and financially backward people, A team of more than 30 medicos and paramedics from Newcastle visits Walawalkar Hospital for 1 week. Impressed by the infrastructure, cleanliness and expertise available here these doctors have shown interest in volunteering for work at Dervan. Then onwards for the last 10 years this team pays a visit stay for a week and render their special service.
The efforts & results at Dervan are a glowing example of what a transparent organization with vision of a healthy nation and spiritual base coupled with a genuine desire to deliver most modern health services at doorsteps of deprived can do. Such an endeavor cannot stay ignored for a long time and therefore it has attracted towards it, several people from different walks of life and professions, all working towards transforming lives of the people.
There is a verse which says that ”Those who are denied of even basic needs like food, clothes and shelter cannot think of health”. The Hospital recognized this. Hence for the holistic betterment of the people the SVJC trust developed these social initiatives rather than running hotels, motels and tourist attractions. After all this, as we look back, we realize that we are on our way of success as far as health goals are concerned.
We are confident that the region of Dervan will soon see a major health revolution being brought about by the dedicated team of Walawalkar Hospital and constant support from our doctor friends in UK.
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Welcoming The UK Team
Participants In 2015 UK camp
Shree Kaka Maharaj welcoming the UK Team at BKL Walawalkar Hospital.
Shree Vikasrao Walawalkar welcomes Leader of the UK team Dr. Sanjay deshpande at a special function.
ANESTHETICSSanjay Deshpande, Consultant Dave Wales, ODP Lalith Sekhar, Consultant Steven Hall, ODP Rebecca Vallins, ODP Radha Venkatesan Sarah Scott, Victoria Moulsen Peter Christie
UROLOGY SURGERYPravin Menezes, Consultant Krishna Patil, Consultant Kalpana Patil, Consultant Sudhanshu Chitale, Consultant Philip James, Consultant
PAEDIATRICSRobert Davies, Ranee Limaye, Maurine
GENERAL SURGERYDuncan Light, SpR in Surgery Stephen Attwood Shelly Quantrill, Sr Eleanor Freeman, Sr.
PLASTIC SURGERYUday Bhat Shivprasad Date Sudhanshu Chitale
OPTHALMIC SURGERYKath Yates, Sr.
RADIOLOGYLance Cope, Consultant
ICUMichelle Hunter, Sr. Ailsa Dunphy, Sr.
PAIN SERVICEDawn Orr, Sr.
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING James Taylor Michael Crowe
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGYVarsha Deshpande
MEDICAL STUDENTSCaitlin Lambert Williams Marc Harry
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malignancy at East Surrey Hospital, U.K informed the delegates on “Medical and Surgical Management of BPH”. Dr. Abhay Desai presented a short, crisp and entertaining talk on “Surgeon’s Hand”. Dr. Kalpana Patil, Paediatric Urologist, at Evelina Children’s Hospital provided on overview on “Undescended Testis”. Dr. Sudhanshu Chitale, Urological surgeon, London described well “Urological Emergencies”. The session concluded with an entertaining lecture on “Surgical Management of Diabetic Foot” by Dr. Pramod Bapat, Professor of General Surgery.
The conference agenda blended researchers, practitioners, and advocates giving the audience a broad overview of the theme of CME from a wide range of perspectives.
With the help of 19th international C.M.E. at B.K.L. Walawalkar Hospital & Research Centre succeded in its efforts to form a strategic partnership with the general practitioners and specialist doctors of rural area of Konkan so as to provide international quality health care to maximum number of rural people and thus ultimately helping them to lead a productive and fruitful life.
The programme includes presentations, panel discussions and interactive sessions in the CME and the same was highly appreciated by the audience. All the delegated were actively participated with the resource speakers and exchanged their themes and innovative ideas.
The first day of the 10th annual U.K. Camp witnessed the grand opening ceremony of the camp and inauguration of 19th Maharashtra Medical Council accredited C.M.E. titled “Medicine Today & Tomorrow”, on 25th of January 2015 at the B. K. L. Walawalkar Rural Medical College Lecture Hall, Dervan.
The dignitaries present to grace the function were ShreeVikas Walawalkar - Managing Trustee, ShreeVithalrao Joshi Charities Trust, Dr. Sudhir Joshi, Dr. Suvarna Patil - Medical Director, Dr. Shripad Banavali, Dr. Sunil Nadkarni, Dr. Sanjay Deshpande, Dr. Lance Cope , Professor Stephen Attwood, David Wales and all the members of the U.K. team.
The event brought together more than 100 professionals and key officials from wide range of medical fraternity. To ensure that the goals of the meeting were effectively met, the plenary session consisted of 8 speakers from India and Europe, each with expertise in their respective fields.
Dr. Sanjay Deshpande, South Tyneside Foundation, U. K. lead the team of speakers with his talk on “Work done and going on for past 10 years.” Sarah Scott spoke on “Sepsis & Management.” The featured Speaker Dr. Krishna Patil, Urologist with specialist interest in Robotic Prostate & Bladder Cancer Surgery, Royal Surrey County Hospital focussed on minimal invasive surgery. Dr. Phil James, a trainee in minimally invasive techniques for Urological
“Medicine Today & Tomorrow”CME Code: MMC/MAC/2015/F-002276 Dr. Gaurav Salunkhe
Inauguration of 19th Maharashtra Medical Council accredited C.M.E. titled “Medicine Today & Tomorrow”, on 25th of January 2015 at the B. K. L. Walawalkar Rural Medical College Lecture Hall, Dervan
Dr. Sanjay Deshpande spoke on “Work done and going on for past 10 years.”
International C.M.E.
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Memories of U.K. Camp 2015
British Medicos on Pre operative ward rounds
Pediatric team on ward rounds
Memories
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Kalpana Patil, Paediatric Uro-Surgeon and colleagues
Orthopedic Surgeons- Ananda Nanu, Iain Thompson and colleagues
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Stephen Attwood, Philip James, Radha Venkatesan and colleagues performing Laparoscopic Surgery
Plastic Surgeons - Dr. Uday Bhat, Dr. Shivprasad Date and colleagues
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British Medicos on Pre operative ward rounds
Ophthalmic Surgery – Dr. Rashmi Sankhe, Kath Yates
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Laparoscopic Hernia RepairThough hernia repairs are routinely performed laparoscopically elsewhere, we at BKL Walawalkar Hospital were not very keen, as the usual repair required expensive consummables. Professor Attwood and Dr. Duncan Light demonstrated a relatively simple, yet inexpensive method of laparoscopic hernia repairs, using the conventional prolene hernia mesh and endocorporeal suturing with readily available Vircyl sutures.
The relative ease and excellent post operative outcome has really spurred me to perform more of such repairs in the future.
Case Studies
Life becomes Beautiful..!Dr. Neemesh Lodh
Department of Surgery
Reduction MammoplastyWe performed this surgery on a young girl, with gigantomastia( enlargement of both breasts) which had affected her so badly that she had dropped out of school, was socially very embarrassed and had backache due to the sheer weight. The surgery was tricky, as we had to ensure that not too much breast tissue was excised, as it would render her unable to breast feed and at the same time, leave enough of overlying skin to prevent necrosis.
The post surgery period was uneventful and she recovered well.
Post burns contracture releaseThough this surgery is performed routinely at every UK camp, it merits a special mention, because it is carried out not for cosmesis, but to improve function of movement.We performed quite a few contracture releases, which also included a young girl who has been attending the UK camp regularly and has undergone several similar surgeries for multiple burns contractures.
Cleft Lip and Palate surgeriesA majority of the plastic surgery work comprised cleft lip and palate repairs. A notable example was a girl who has undergone multiple stage surgeries over the last few years consecutively. Thankfully, she has emerged more beautiful with each passing procedure.
After Operation
After Operation
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Pre & Post Operative patients
Large left Giant Hydronephrosis
Shoulder Dislocation
Before Operation
Before Operation
After Operation
After Operation
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Nasal Nodule
Plastic Surgeries
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In Their Life...!
Community Outreach Activities
The social activities like Baby Shower ceremony, common birthday of children, antenatal mother and post natal mother function are close to the heart of villagers. A unique initiatives were taken by B. K. L. Walawalkar Hospital to start all these social, community outreach activities in the hospital. This helped in the advocacy, communication and social mobilization efforts of the institution in order to achieve its objective of community based social and health care services.
Activities
Rural Empowerment And Community Health (REACH)The Rural Empowerment and Community Health (REACH) project intend to make women economically and socially empowered by giving them opportunity to earn their livehood. The key part of the initiatives is to form self-Help-Groups( SHGs) which are given vocational training such as preparing processed food, handbags, jewelry etc. SHGs are micro credit group run by women at village level managing their finances for home based needs by selling these products. Economic empowerment usually is the first step towards social empowerment for these rural women.
The visit to Self Help Group at village Ambatkhol was arranged to see efforts made through REACH project. During visit women welcome U.K. team in traditional way and traditional dance. They showed them their home based business of rice mill and explained functioning of SHGs.
U.K. Team members were actively participated in different community activities.
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Common Birthdays and Postnatal Mothers WorkshopsThe important objective of this function is to ensure follow-up of all children born in Walawalkar Hospital till they reach 2 years of age. This birthday ceremony was arranged by Community health department in Walawalkar Hospital for children of 6 month to 2 years. 25 children along with their mothers were participated in ceremony. It was arranged with view to guide mothers regarding weaning, diet and monitoring growth and development of toddlers. U.K. Team members along with Dr. Ranee Limaye, Padiatrician interacted with mothers gave blessings to toddlers. All members of UK team enjoyed the function.
UK Medicos in Baby Showers Ceremony
Dohale Jevan (Baby Shower Ceremony)Dohal Jevan is an ancient Hindu tradition which is beneficial for inculcating good sanskar (Values) in the baby while it is in the mother’s womb. It also fulfills the good desires of mothers thus making them happy and healthy.
UK team participated in Baby Shower Ceremony conducted by community health department of B.K.L. Walawalkar Hospital. 30 expectant mothers (pregnant women) registered in hospital for delivery from different villages came for ceremony. Dr. Kalpana Patil and Dr. Varsha Deshpande, Dawn Orr, Caitlin Lambert, Williams Marc Harry, Dr. Ailsa Dunphy and Rebecca Vallins actively participated and guided them regarding pregnancy and ante-natal care. All of them have enjoyed traditional dances arranged specially for pregnant women.
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This is my 4th trip to hospital however I have been involved with the project from year 2006. Each year we sending much needed equipment to the hospital and I will continue to be involved throughout the coming years.I am also involved with the UK Charity in the Chairman, raising funds to help get staff and equipments each year.
The early years I was involved with the developments of anesthesia staff with qualification to assist effectively in theatres. 2015 visit has proved that all the input has come to fruition this quality, commitment, enthusiasm of staff equals any of the committed staff in the UK. I am so proud to have been able to contribute towards their developments within the hospital.
Each year I visit and also get involved with Health Safety Role Management, stock control and storage. Whilst there is still a long way to go towards perfection just as in UK, the management under Mrs. Patil and Mr. Godbole we continually striving towards their goals.
‘‘David WalesAnesthesia, ODP
Straight from the Heart…..
This is my 8th annual visit to BKL Walawalkar Hospital. The hospital has completely transformed over this time, the expansion and modernization is fantastic particularly over the past year. The improvement is reflected in the overall health of the local population. The expansion in teaching, health promotion and a holistic approach to healthcare is extraordinary. The motivation, dedication, teamwork and common efforts of all the staff is inspirational themselves under the guidance of Shree Kaka Maharaj.
Many thanks, hope to see you again next year!
Its Divine and nothing else! Its spiritual!! After ten years of my experience these could be the only words to express my gratitude towards magnificent work done in Dervan for the poor and needy people by Walawalkar Hospital. The spiritual back-up at this place deeply satisfies one-self. This is beyond amazing. You cannot find this kind of dedicated human service elsewhere in the world. Myself and my team members are emotionally attached to Dervan and Walawalkar Hospital now. The Hospital is progressing very well, but what a progress achived by BKL Walawalkar Rural Medical College and fanstastic sports complex! No one could even immagine these kind of facilities in the remote area of Kokan. With the Blessings of Divine, Saint Shree Sahajanand Saraswati Maharaj and Shree Kaka Maharaj this could have happend!
Lance CopeInterventional Radiologist
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Splendid event in Walawalkar hospital. We had a very warm welcome, were looked after generously. Tender love and care provided by all members which has made me spellbound. All staff members in the hospital are very eager to acquire knowledge and progress further. New emerging medical collage is example of this. I am confident this will grow faster. My best wishes to one and all.
Radha VenkatesanAnesthesia
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‘‘ I found very Good team working in rural India, perticularly in Dervan. Very Friendly approachable staff. Very good catering, we enjoyed the Indian cusine. Clean and tidy campus grounds. Good facilities, excellent sports centre made our stay in the campus much more beautiful. This centre will add valued service to the sports health. Walawalkar Hospital is a truly wonderful place and I wish it the greatest possible success for the future.
Rebecca VallinsAnesthetics ODP
The British Medical Team was very well looked after by the staff and excellent accommodation. There was great flexibility of the hospital staff to achieve the maximum benefit in clinical services and techniques delivered by the team.
The hospital developments and facilities are very impressive and it is clear, there is the will and the ambition, to make the Walawalkar Hospital and Medical College successful in its mission to provide and develop healthcare for rural populations.
It is clear that both financial investment and staff development are key factors, that are themselves inter dependent for future success.
The experience of coming here from the UK is both humbling and inspiring.
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In B. K. L. Walawalkar Hospital volunteers are fantastic. They are always eager and willing to help. They will certainly progress a lot. Food was delicious. Hospital staff were friendly, attentive and been to learn. The hospital will certainly grow and enrich the life of poors, no doubt about it. My care following my injury was first rate. I cannot thank you enough for your help. Cannot wait for next year!
‘‘Philip James Uro-Surgeon
This is my fifth visit and I thoroughly embrace the experience. This year, I have enjoyed the post operative pain rounds and enjoyed watching your students grow. I came to India to support and educate the nurses, to empower others. The patients are pivotal to our care and we need to continue to serve to ensure, not only that we complete lots of surgery, but that our patients are safe. I wish the Hospital and Medical College big success!
‘‘Dawn OrrSr., Pain Services
“I am very impressed with the improvements in the hospital this year since our visit in 2014. The new theatre block and department is excellent. I have thoroughly enjoyed looking with the new facilities. The theatre department is well run by the sisters in theatre. The nursing staffs are very willing and enthusiastic to learn new skills and develop their knowledge. Overall the hospital seems to have a new energy and morale appears high.
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I was impressed by the new theatres – very modern and functional. Staff is very friendly and helpful. They have adapted to the U.K. way of working. I am very much looking forward to seeing the new Medical College and other projects next year. It is a good to see that the hospital continues to grow and care for local community. The new sports centre is very impressive. We enjoyed alot. I wish you all continued success.
Eleanor FreemanSr., General Surgery
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This year was my third year at SVJCT’s Walawalkar Hospital. It has once again been an absolute privilege to work with such amazing staff and in such an inspiring community. Every year that I have attended this mission I have been welcomed with open arms and open hearts.
I love India, I love Dervan, I love SVJCTThe doctors and nurses in the ICU continue to amaze me with their high degree of motivation, and their continued desire to learn, to improve and to enhance the lives of their patients and families.
This year I have been particularly impressed with the advancement in the level of teamwork and communication between the Doctors, Nurses and Staff in the ICU. The UK team’s suggestions are always implemented efficiently and effectively and each year I have attended, I have noticed a remarkable improvement in the quality of care.
This year has also left me simply amazed at how quickly the hospital, facilities and equipment have developed. The construction of the new hospital has confirmed for me just how quickly the delivery of healthcare is advancing here.
‘‘Ailsa DunphySr., ICU
I am surprised by the new buildings, theatre and ICU complex. Enthusiastic staff and now I see more home grown theatre staff (i.e. girls trained at our nursing school).Organizers are very helpful and welcoming as usual .This has become very popular yearly almost a pilgrimage for UK Urolgist and the team is increasing every year. They have transformed the life of the underprivilaged people with selfless service! These improvements show that there is a true dedication to the health and well being of the community.
‘‘Pravin Menezes Uro-Surgeon
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Dervan goes from strength to strengths. The approval for the Medical College will be the stepping stone to elevated changes in quality. I anticipate a major improvement in hospital to be initiated here, once it becomes an academic centre of excellence. The strong sense of community in the campus makes the difference! I wish the dedicated team of doctors nurses and other staff at BKL Walawalkar Hospital all the best for such a successful journey.
‘‘Ananda NanuJoint Replacement Orthopedician
This is my 3rd visit to Dervan. I am really thrilled to be part of the UK Team. I am also very proud to be back at Walawalkar Hospital again. What a transformation within one year! Lovely new theatre suites, completed sports facilities, its really amazing to complete within a year. The friendliness of everyone is truly humbling and leaves many happy memories. The theatre staffs are eager for knowledge and experience I wish to share with them and hopefully they all thrive from it.
The patients are very thankful even though there is a language barrier. There is always a way to communicate and understand. I hope to be able to expand from that and keep the good work and thrive forward love for all.
‘‘Kath YatesSr., Ophthalmic Surgery
I came for the first time in 2009 with the UK Team. Again this year at a short notice due to one of my colleagues dropping out. I am amazed at the transformation of the place; the amount of development is amazing. However the people are exactly same they were in 2009. Very friendly, helpful always, attending to our needs at all times. Excellent quality of food at any time we needed, made our stay in Dervan wonderful.
‘‘Harsha B DhurgaTrauma & Orthopedician
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This year I have had the privilege of visiting Walawalkar Hospital for the 3rd time. Each year I have returned, I have been amazed by the changes and advancements at the hospital. This year I was stunned to see that a new hospital had been built and in use in such a short space of time.
Out of the 3 times, I have visited, this year has felt the most rewarding as we have built up a relationship with the staff responsible for medical device maintenance and hope to keep in contact with them on a regular basis. We have gave our opinion and recommendations on medical device maintenance and hope that these are taken note of and practices are improved continuously.
‘‘Michael CroweBiomedical Engineering
The new Walawalkar Hospital is a fantastic facility with wonderful opportunities to provide even more healthcare for the people of Dervan and surrounding areas. The OT Team have improved so much over the four years that I have been visiting Dervan and they make me feel so welcome and all show interest in the skills that I try to pass on to them during surgery. Infact the whole hospital team are wonderful and make me feel so at home while in Dervan for such a short time. I hope that I am able to return next year and for many years to come!
Iain ThomsonOrtho Scrub (OT) Nurse
‘‘A new hospital, a new setup, new theatres, same people, same enthusiasm, same values. The place is busier but everyone has time for you. The nurses in hospital and all the volunteers outsides, teach me every time with their dedication, service mind and smiles. I found Divine love and opportunity to serve here. Overall, I have had a fantastic time working with the UK team and the Walawalkar Hospital team. There has been a great sense of togetherness and team spirit within the camp. I cannot wait to return to Dervan again. You all enrich my life. I am grateful and thankful.
‘‘Lalith SekharAnesthetist
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I have had an amazing 4th visit; I cannot get over the brand new hospital. I have enjoyed facilitating the learning of the nursing staff. Their confidence has grown and shown towards the end of the week. They have understood that their hospital philosophy ‘Health for all, Education for all, Empowerment for all’ also includes them and their role. Nurses need to be confident for themselves but also for their patients and families. Only by communicating with patients, families and fellow health professionals every one gains.
‘‘Michelle HunterSr., ICU
It is a great honour to be invited on this Medical Mission to Walawalkar Hospital. With this trip being my second, I have noticed the huge developments that have taken place at Walawalkar Hospital. The staff here should be proud of all that they have achieved and I hope to see even greater developments in the new future. Once again I have had an amazing time, everyday has been filled with wonderful experiences. Hoping for the next trip as early as possible.
‘‘James TaylorBiomedical Engineering
I found great accommodation with welcoming generous staff here. Dedicated hospital team, always working hard and willing to the better treatment of the patient. Friendly hospital staff has made our stay wonderful and more over successful. Dervan, its people and around villages is improving fast and it will continue to develop more due to energetic efforts by Hospital people.‘‘
Peter ChristieAnesthesia
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This has been my first trip to the Walawalkar Hospital and India and I have been truly awarded. The facilities available within the hospital are fantastic and provide a good range of tools to provide excellent healthcare within rural India. Equally, the staff is hard working and committed to improving their delivery of care. This combination of structured interest and dedicated staff will continue to drive Walawalkar Hospital forward. I would like to thank Dr. Patil for welcoming the UK team for the tenth year and I hope this successful partnership continues for many more years.
Mark WilliansMedical Student
Excellent contribution while in theatre watching surgery. More confident every day. Staff was always smiling, helpful, polite and well presented. Need to practice English language as they know more than they think they do but are scared to say things wrong! Always listen and try to take in all information and teaching but often don’t say where they don’t understand what you have said. Very welcoming at the baby shower and baby blessing Ceremony.
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‘Caitlin LambertMedical Student
Beautiful campus, horticulturist deserves applause there in Dervan. Discipline is fantastic. Very courteous, respectful and always smiling staff made our stay enjoyable. Excellent quality, variety and nutritious food served with warmth kept our health intact. Great variety entertainment, birthdays, especially on 26th January celebration and musical event made our day wonderful.‘‘
Varsha DeshpandeClinical Psychology
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Very inspiring experience. The Hospital staff has improved a lot. They are keen to learn more and more. They are adopting new techniqes and technologies very fast. This helps them to serve the needy ones more effectively. This is a difference between Walawalkar Hospital and other hospitals. Good medical facilities at affordable price is not an easy thing to provide, but Walawalkar Hospital has done this remarkable work in the rural area of kokan. New Medical College will provide much valued service to the people.
‘‘Sarah ScottAnesthetics
This is my second visit to Dervan. This time I am not surprised but amazed. I saw phenomenal change in place. With the expansion of the Hospital, new Medical College and New Sports Complex Dervan has become a model village or town in India. The pace of development has brought drastic change in the life of thousands of Dervanites and around villagers. Next to immposible has come true in Dervan!! Looking forward to serve the people here again.
‘‘Kalpana PatilPaediatric Uro-Surgeon
I could find most enthusiastic experience this year in Dervan. I felt unique joy and peace after doing cases of the needy patients and talking to college students. Smiles on their faces speaks a volume about the dedicated service in Walawalkar Hospital. The mission and vision of the Hospital not only inspires me but my colleagues also to help people selflessly. This emotional bond will bring me back here again and again!! Best of luck for starting the new Medical College. Looking forward to help out there!
‘‘Krishna PatilRobotic Uro-Surgeon
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Selfless social work in Walawalkar Hospital brings me here in Kokan! Work is Worship here. With the Blessings and support of Shree Kaka Maharaj wonderful team of doctors, nurses and other Hospital staff members has brought mesmarizing change in the life of people. Kokan has changed a lot so as rural India has. but the difference here is something spiritual. Dervan and around villages have developed with eternal values imbibed by Shree Sahajanand Saraswati Maharaj!
Sudhanshu ChitaleUro-Surgery
I am speechless here. I could not have immagined this kind of state of the art facilities in remote area like Dervan. Team of docotors, nurses and students are eager to learn new things and they adopt it in very smooth way. Here we learnt more than we taught to the students. ofcourse there is always room for improvement. But in the entusiastic atmosphere of Walawalkar Hospital and Medical College students will improve faster than others, I am sure!!
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‘Duncan LightSPR in Surgery
Since 2014, there has been a great improvement in the staff. Theatre staff seemed more motivated and improved in delivering good standards of patient care. Overall there were improvements in all areas in 2015. I found excellent progress and efforts by team of doctors, nurses and other staff here in B. K. L. Walawalkar Hospital. Wish you all the best!
‘‘Steven HallAnesthesia, ODP
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Walawalkar Hospital gave me an opportunity to serve my countrymen. the Hospital men and women are doing wonderful job in bringing the awareness of good medical and health care in rural area of Kokan. The value system they have adopted is unique. one can rarely find these things else where. the smiling staff made our stay beautiful. Many talked of developing villages in India, but they have done it in Dervan. This village proved itself to be a model village in the country.
‘‘Dr. Shivprasad Date
Unique experience of service of the mankind I found in Dervan. Good and many rare medical facilities even in the metro cities of India are avilable in Walawalkar Hospital at very mimimum rates. This helps rural poors good medical and health care. The REACH program and SHG program has made a positive impact on the life of the needy ones. The Hospital people are implimenting these programs much effectivlly. This will inspire other govt. and non govt. institutions and organizations to follow.
‘‘Dr. Uday Bhat
The variety and quality of medical and health care makes Walawalkar Hospital different from others. Many community and cultural programs are implimented troughout the year helps underprivileged people for the betterment of their lives. The success stories in Dervan has inspired many eneducated women in other villages. Now they come forward and get themselves into the cycle of progress. This progress will bring light of hope in their family life.
‘‘Dr. Nirmala Sarpotdar
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This was my second experience with the UK team and I must say, I continue to be impressed with their enthusiasm! This UK camp was the 10th one, but one could easily be fooled to think it was their first! The 30 plus strong team included many familiar faces, but this time, we were visited by Professor Stephen Attwood and Dr Duncan Light as part of the general surgery team for the first time.
We performed several surgeries laparoscopically and I managed to learn quite a few new techniques. I was particularly impressed by their easy demeanour, enthusiasm to teach, willingness to manage with the barest of resources and above all, a great amount of enthusiasm. They taught me a lot in terms of not only laparoscopic surgery, but also in terms of patient safety, protocol adherence, operative field and time optimization and so on.
I truly appreciate the time and efforts spent on me by Professor Attwood and Dr Duncan Light in training me in Laparoscopic hernia repairs, endosuturing as well as discussion on several potential research topics. I thank them for their patience, as well as Dr Sanjay Deshpande, Shelley Quantrill, Eleanor Freeman, Davy and others for organizing such a wonderful camp.
Colourful experience
Easy demeanour
Dr. Netaji Patil (Radiology)
Dr. Neemesh Lodh (General Surgery)
It was great pleasure for me and for all my colleagues in Walawalkar Hospital to work with U.K. team. Last week was wonderful week. Every year U.K. team is regularly visiting the Walawalkar Hospital to serve the needy patients of Konkan region. My experience of working with U.K. team was colourful. U.K. team is visiting since last 10 years. I observed following points while working with them.
• All the team was very enthusiastic and co-operative. Very dedicated, punctual and hard working.
• They were communicating with all staff and patients. There was no language barrier for them.
• All members were having the spirit of team work. This camp was great success and had multi-factual benefits.
• Transformation of skill, knowledge, techniques from U.K. team to Walawalkar Hospital team.
• Sharing of experience of patients with each other. Patients are benefited by top most quality treatment in the world at low cost or free of cost.
• Its unique example in the world where social, medical, cultural exchanges and upliftment are occurring.
• U.K. team is getting oriented with Indian team. U.K. team is benefited by work satisfaction, appreciation of their hard work.
• U.K. team is getting charged with energy every year after their visit to Dervan.
I think this is a unique project in the world where all the U.K. team members and Walawalkar Hospital members are working for betterment of the society.
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Mrs. Pradnya S Kadam, Nursing TutorIt was great opportunity to work with the experts who come from UK to Walawalkar Hospital. They fully utilized their times & skills. I observed the Orthopedic Surgery (TKR, THR) Laparoscopic Surgery, & Urology Surgery and Pediatric Surgery done by Dr. Mrs. Kalpana Patil, which is rare in rural area like Dervan.
Doctors and Nurses come from UK are very kind and co- operative. It is very rich & skillful experience to work with them.
Views from BKLWH Staff
MICU Sisters: We received very important information about Ventilators in Casualty, how to take care of serious patients and how to handle these patients. Also they taught us the different exercises of patients, the method of inspection of glassgo coma scale and information about E.C.G. in a very simple language.
This information is very important in our daily routine duties and certainly it will boost our confidence in any emergency treatment as well.
Sonali Kambale, Sister, Female Surgery Ward: Intimacy for other people is the best value one may find in U.K. doctors. The respect to any person in front of him is another important value that we must adopt from them. When all these U.K. doctors were on pre-operative ward rounds, when they heard about the poor financial condition of the patient Mrs. Asha Shelar whose Cystocopy surgery was planned, the doctor from pain management specialty immediately decided to pay for the charges. Dr. Suvarna Patil madam had already helped patient by giving concession through hospital and this help by unknown doctor made patient very gratified.
The working by communicating each other is very noticeable.
I personally feel, if we accept the good things from these people such as discipline, the value of time, respect for others, understanding and helping nature, surely it will help us in future life.
Staff Nurses: The staff nurses who were present at the time of surgeries like Hernia, Appendices, Cholecystectomy told that all those surgeries were carried out with Laparoscope only. It is very important responsibility to take care of this Laparoscope and they explained the method in a simple manner. They gave information about emergency medicine and the care to be taken at the time of trolley preparation in a ward. Also they practically taught us what care should be taken to keep the trolley disinfected.
Surely all these valuable information will be important for us in future during our nursing duties. This became possible because of UK Team only.
Confidence boosting
Rupali, Sister ICCU: How to take care of operated patients and how to handle situation by observations, what we learnt in depth from the British doctors. Certainly this will help us in patient’s care and service throughout our career.
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Ms. Bhagyashree Shinde, Ms. Supriya Shetti, Nursing TutorsUK Team is visiting our hospital since 10 years. Every year they found something new here. At the same time we kept on learning something new from those doctors and nurses. Throughout the camp they taught us many things related to patient care. They respect everyone at the same time very friendly with all.
There is a lot to learn from them. Half of the illness will decrease just by giving psychological care. They consider each and every patient present in the hospital and take update concerned to illness on daily basis. We could feel the importance of nursing-patient care. This was really great training for us in many aspects.
Great training1st & 2nd Year RANM Students: We the students of 1st year RANM are writing the feedback to UK Team. Wow!! The amazing experience of UK camp which is held every year and a good platform to learn from the people around.
They take care of patients very well. Their way of speaking with us and patients is very polite. Their face keeps always smiling so that anyone who comes in front of them becomes very happy, patients too.
They also taught us the different lectures of communication, CPR, Vital signs, Waste material management. We all are used to enjoy their lectures and attend their lectures daily. While teaching to us they also enjoy the lectures with us.
At last on 31.01.2015 they had dressed our cultural costume (Saree), all were looking pretty in sarees. It was a precious day we all doctors, nursing staff, students were gathered for their sendoff party. It was memorable moment for us and the UK people.
Thanks again. Now we are waiting for their next visit.
Caitlin Lambert having interactive sesion with staff and students
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Mrs. Supriya Chandramani Sawant:My name is Mrs. Supriya Chandramani Sawant, from Rampur, Tal – Chiplun, Dist – Ratnagiri. I am 38 years old, having husband and two children. I belong to very poor family. Two years back I was extensively burned while cooking in my house. I was treated at J. J. Hospital, Mumbai. But after the treatment Post-burn scars and scar contractures over the abdomen and both elbow remains same. Due to this I am unable to do my routine work at my home. The further treatment was very costly and I was unable to take the treatment.
Medical officer from Rampur government medical hospital advised me to contact with Medical Director, Dr. Suvarna Patil for further treatment if possible during U.K. Camp. Dr. Suvarna Patil insured me about proper treatment during camp. Dr. Bhat, Dr. Date and Dr. Ellisa Denfi done post operative skin grafting in Walawalkar Hospital successfully at free of cost. I am satisfied with the treatment given to me. Now my children and all family members are very happy. I am very much thankful to all doctors’ team and hospital management.
Got new birth!A drastic change
Patients and their Relative’s Feedbacks
Miss. Kavita Prabhakar Sarvankar:I am 20 years old and stay at Kasarde, Tal – Kankavli, Dist – Sindhudurg. My father has 5 offspring’s including myself. I have studied upto 5th standard but I was suffering from large pendulum breast. Due to this I was wearing tight cloths to hide my large pendulum breast. Last few years it is very much painful and having back pain also. I was unable to move outside. I was under physical and mental stress. My parents are worried about my future and they were in search of treatment. Fortunately we came in contact with Dr. Suvarna Patil of Walawalkar Hospital, Dervan and they suggested possible treatment during U.K. camp.
In Walawalkar Hospital I was diagnosed as “Idiopathic Gigantomastia” and done Inferior Pedicle Reduction Mammoplasty surgery on me by Dr. Bhat and Dr. Date. Now I have relieved from physical and mental stress. I am very happy because can continue or complete my further education and wear different variety of proper cloths. Now societies view to see towards me is drastically changed. Due to this, parents worries about my future are finished. I have got this treatment only because of facilities provided by Walawalkar Hospital. My parents and I am very much grateful to U.K. doctors, and team of Walawalkar Hospital.
Miss. Samiksha Ajay Pale: I have come from Tivare Nayari, I am 11 years old and studying in 4th standard. I was suffering from abdominal distention since childhood. It was very painful to me. I have taken the treatment from different places like pune, Ratnagiri, Devrukh, Sangmeshwar etc but not cured and not relived from pains. At last my parents and relatives brought me here in U.K. camp at Walawalkar Hospital for treatment.
In Walawalkar Hospital I was diagnosed as “Large left Giant Hydronephrosis” and done left nephroureterectomy by Dr. Kalpana Patil, Paediatric Urologist from U.K. Now I am relieved from pain, abdominal distention and passing urine, which I was carrying from my childhood. Her mother told that this was very difficult surgery and now we are very much happy because our daughter had cured from this disease. I am thankful to all doctors and hospital for providing me proper surgical treatment. I wish all the best and success for future of the hospital. The person running this hospital is god’s messenger. God cures the patients and he gets cured at Walawalkar Hospital.
God’s messenger
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Mr. Nandadeep Krishnaji Naik: I am Mr. Nandadeep Krishnaji Naik, 62years old from Kolvan, tal- Kankavali, Dist – Sindhudurg. I was having 5 large (5cm x 5cm) multiple swellings over scalp of head from my birth itself. The size was increasing gradually since one year. It was very difficult to survive in society because everybody was asking about the same and I was under mental stress. My grandfather was also having the same swellings over the head. I have taken the treatment at many places and requested to many doctors for surgical intervention but they were not ready to take risk.
At last I come to Walawalkar Hospital, Dervan. I have undergone all investigations and doctors of Walawalkar Hospital operated me for multiple sebaceous cyst of scalp. He told us that he was indeed happy that his operation had gone so well. He thanked all doctors and team of Walawalkar Hospital, Dervan.
Life became easy
The treatment by HeartMr. Revaji Balaji Valung:I have come from Ambegaon, Dist – Pune and know a lot about Walawalkar Hospital and U.K. Camp held in the month of January every year. I am sending lots of poor, needy patients to Walawalkar Hospital from my place. I came first time in this hospital in January 2009 during U.K. Camp and was operated successfully for left hip bone replacement surgery by Dr. Sunil Nadkarni and doctors from U.K. Due to this I am walking comfortably.
Now since last one year I am having pain in my right leg. This year I came again for right hip replacement. U.K.
Doctors have done my operation successfully. I am more comfortable and walking slowly. I have visited many hospitals in Maharashtra and India but I have not seen the doctors and other staff working enthusiastically and whole heartedly. The staff of this hospital is good and their work is more accurate. This hospital is support for poor and needy patients. I am thankful to Dr. Suvarna Patil and ShreePrafulla Godbole and Management of Walawalkar Hospital for their constant efforts of patients care and support. I wish all the best for better future of the hospital and staff members.
Mrs. Shobha Ravindra Raokhande: I am Mrs. Shobha Ravindra Raokhande, 49 years old from pune visited Walawalkar Hospital in 2009 because I was suffering from back ache and subsequently operated by Dr. Sunil Nadkarni. After operation pain was relived and walking comfortably without any complaints.
Since last 5 - 6 months I was suffering from hip joint pain while walking. I took medicines at many places but did not have the relief. At the same time I fall and was bed ridden from last 4 months. I came to this hospital and consult to U.K. doctors and Dr. Sunil Nadkarni. They have done the operation of femoral+ tibial wedging for wedge osteotomy + plating. Now I have started walking slowly and pain is also reduced drastically. I feel that Dr. Nadkarni is like God in human form. I am thankful Dr. Suvarna Patil, Dr. Nadkarni, all doctors who came from U.K. and management of Walawalkar Hospital for their endless support and services for poor, needy patients from rural area of Maharashtra, India.
Endless support
39Special Moments
Dr. Krishna Patil (Robotic Uro-Surgeon) interacting with students of SVJCT’s English medium school & Jr. College of Science
Dr. Mrs. Varsha Deshpande and Maureen distributing sweaters to poor children during the camp
40Felicitation Function
Dr. Sunil Nadkarni felicitating Dr. Sanjay Deshpande (above) and Dr. Kath Yeats
41Republic Day Ceremony, 26th January 2015
Republic Day Celebration
Inspiring speech by youngest citizen!!
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Cultural programmes by students of English Medium School.
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UK team enjoying the games in Sports Complex
UK Team at Sports Complex during their leisure time:
Come on..!
44Media Publicity
Media Publicity-in leading newspapers
Shri. B. Radhakrishna, Hon. Collector of Ratnagiri district visited the hospital and the patients during the camp
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24th Jan to 30th Jan 2015 - Surgery Camp Patients In Indian Rupees
Sr. No. Surgery Total Patients Total Bill
Amount Paid by
PatientConcession
1 General Surg 20 320,252 140,049 180,203
2 Paed. Surg. 2 41,450 26,000 15,450
3 Plastic Surg.. 17 399,992 94,695 305,297
4 Uro 24 563,177 161,685 401,492
5 ENT 4 49,136 24,757 24,379
6 Ortho 29 3,228,492 1,908,703 1,319,789
7 Gynec 27 639,340 249,337 390,003
8 Ophthal 87 700,548 136,500 564,048
Total 210 5,942,387 2,741,726 3,200,661
In US Dollars $1 = Rs. 62.15
Sr. No. Surgery Total Patients Total Bill
Amount Paid by
PatientConcession
1 General Surg 20 $5,153 $2,253 $2,899
2 Paed. Surg. 2 $667 $418 $249
3 Plastic Surg. 17 $6,436 $1,524 $4,912
4 Uro 24 $9,062 $2,602 $6,460
5 ENT 4 $791 $398 $392
6 Ortho 29 $51,947 $30,711 $21,236
7 Gynec 27 $10,287 $4,012 $6,275
8 Ophthal 87 $11,272 $2,196 $9,076
Total 210 $95,614 $44,115 $51,499
Surgery Camp Patients - 24th Jan to 30th Jan 2015
Financial Summary Total Patients Total Bill
(Rs.) Amount Paid by
Patient (Rs.) Concession
(Rs.)
(2006-2014) 1819 3,87,13,070 1,28,86,814 2,66,88,477
Department No. of Patients
Total 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
General Surgery 24 28 62 71 43 32 31 51 52 394
Urology 6 10 21 16 29 23 17 24 32 178
Orthopedic 8 23 27 20 12 14 21 20 34 179
Gynecology 16 6 11 8 7 8 10 24 23 113
Ophthalmology 60 59 119 136 157 116 70 106 132 955
Total 114 126 240 251 248 193 149 225 273 1819
UK SURGERY CAMP – A JOURNEY FROM 2006 TO 2014
Summary of the UK Camp
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GENERAL SURGERIES
ORTHO SURGERIES 1 Hernia 10
1 TKR 9
3 Haemorrhoidectomy 1
2 THR 2 4 Appendicectomy 3
3 Arthroscopy 4
5 Excision 4
4 Tibia Nailing 3 7 Others 2
5 Discectomy 2
Total 20
6 Closed Reduction 2 PLASTIC SURGERIES
7 ORIF 1
1 Cleft Lip / Palate repair 7
8 Others 6 2 Skin grafting 3
Total 29
3 Burn Contracture release 2
GYNECOLOGY SURGERIES 4 Rhinoplasty 2
1 Hysterectomy 10
5 Mammoplasty 1
2 Lap Hysterectomy 8 6 Tongue Tie release 1
3 Salphingo oophrectomy 2
7 Others 1
4 Lap. Myomectomy 2 Total 17
5 Others 5
UROLOGY SURGERIES
Total 27 1 Cystoscopy 6
OPTHALMIC SURGERIES
2 PCNL 6
1 SICS 86 3 URS + Stenting 3
2 Phaco 1
4 TURP 3
Total 87 5 Hypospodiasis repair 3
TYPE OF SURGERIES NOS
6 Circumcision 2
1 General Surgeries 20 7 Laparotomy 1
2 Paediatric Surgeries 2
Total 24
3 Plastic Surgeries 17
4 Urology Surgeries 24
ENT SURGERIES
5 ENT Surgeries 4 1 Tympanoplasty 3
6 Orthopedic Surgeries 29
2 Nasal Polyposis 1
7 Gynac Surgeries 27 Total 4
8 Opthalmic Surgeries 87
Total: 210
Summary Of Procedures
District wise Patients Operated in UK Surgery Camp 2015Ratnagiri District: Sindhudurg District: Other Districts:
Taluka No. of Pts. Taluka No. of Pts Taluka No. of PtsChiplun 78 Kankavali 7 Pune 10Khed 3 Sindhudurg 8 Satara 2Guhagar 16 Malvan 1 Raigad - Alibag 1Lanja 2Rajapur 14Dapoli 32Ratnagiri 9Sangameshwar 27Total 181 Total 16 Total 13
Grand Total 210
Total 210 Patients for Surgery
Total 4577 Patients for OPD
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Name of Company MRP Value Purchase Value
Glenmark 123919 101170 Clear Point Pharma 125198 84116 Cadila Pharma - Maxima dvn 85779 69179 Indoco Remedies 53106 46784 Centenial Suture Ltd 48195 39692 Win Medicare 44663 37840 Alkem Bergen & Ulticare 34149 30260 Fressinius Kabbi 46516 26542 Neon 40825 21789 Cipla Ltd 29683 19785 Romsons 39325 19519 Dyanamic Techno 23024 16831 Wockhardt 16710 13311 Zuventus - Emcure 11940 9680 Emcure Pharma 11371 8962 Pancea Bioctec 2479 1976 Assorted - Dales, Pfizer, Medisun, Alpha Surgical, Keshavlal, G.R., Johnson, Merck, Abbott & Ajanta Pharma
14684.00 10054.00
Total 7,51,566.00 5,57,490.00
Special Thanks to Pharma Companies
for providing free Sample Medicines to UK Surgery Camp 2015
Expenditure for the period 24.01.2015 to 30.01.2015 Sr.
No. Particulars Amount
1 Concession given to the patients in hospital bills. 3,200,661.00 2 Medicines provided free of cost to the patients 3 Free food given to the patients 325,750.00 4 Free food given to hospital's staff ,doctors & volunteers 100,745.00 5 Inauguration programme exp. 25,700.00 6 Outdoor camps expenses & publicity materials 317,845.00 7 Office Expenses ( Video shooting, CD etc. ) 115,740.00
Total 4,086,441.00
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