ANNUAL HEALTH BULLETIN 2004 - Ministry of Health

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Nilme of Hospit41s/ Bed Patients load,2004 No of Clinicians *2 NurslRf( . Sta iff'-- *3 ---- BHUGr1 strength I lR- Out- Specia- GDMO ACO Present Approved *1 patients patients lists --- JDWNRH 200 19775 2,49,849 29 7 20 132 129 (15traineesl Monggar 80 2437 21673 10 2 33 46 Samtse 60 1279 18792 3 2 1 21 30 --~- Gidakom 60 369 11301 2 1 10 30 ---. Dewathang 60 1036 13971 3 7 10 Lungtenphu 49 742 10334 1 3 Trashigang 40 819 12950 2 2 2 10 21 Yebilaptsa 40 613 9330 1 1 1 7 45 ._-",_. Wangdi,RBA 40 29600 1 1 -_._- Paro 40 1794 27285 4 1 20 _ .._ ... 21 Gelephu 40 1818 30441 7 1 21 - Bumthang 40 412 14419 1 -. Punakha 40 1553 27042 1 1 14 21 Riserboo 30 596 8154 1 1 0 10 - S/jongkhar 20 586 18262 1 1 7 21 Lhuntse 20 587 8157 2 1 5 10 T/yangtse 20 603 8726 1 1 5 10 -- Damphu 20 685 20326 2 1 9 10 Pemagatshel 20 654 17342 1 1 4 10 _._- Tsimalakha 20 892 19439 1 1 1 13 10 Trongsa 20 144 4932 1 1 7 10 ---- Sarpang 20 521 26094 1 1 20 4 Gedu,THPC I 20 807 30642 3 +-- 11 4 Phuntsholing 20 1731 29155 2 2 15 21 - - Tsimalakiha 20 8.92 19439 1 1 1 13 10 Haa,[IMTRA T] 12 6 1 1 0 - Gomtu 12 1 4 Sipsoo 10 636 - 13215 1 4 4 Baja 10 12821 1 I -+ 1 10 4 Yongphula 10 --- Bali BHU I 10 297 9197 1 1 6 4 IBFH,Thimphu 5 1 1 0 Note: * 1. As 01'2004 *2. These figures keep on changing due to transfers, further trainings, etc. *3. Total strength og GNM, ANM and AN together.
The Primary Eye Care Program was launched in 1987. Initially, Andheri Hilfe, a German NGO had inputs in the field of human resource development and supply of ophthalmic instruments and equipments. It also funded the construction of the 25-bed eye hospital at Yebilaptsa, Zhemgang. The project successfully ended in April 2000. From May 2000, the Himalayan Cataract Project, another NGO agreed to provide necessary financial support to the program with focus on human resource development and also to strengthen the facilities for eye care services by supplying instruments and equipment for the three referral and some district hospitals. The support also extended in eye care activities such as outreach clinics, eye camps, school health, development and distribution of lEe materials, training of health workers etc. The project further helped in broadening the scope and dimension of programme by providing opportunities for networking with various institutions and ophthalmic experts in and outside the region. One of the notable achievements during this project period was a corneal ulcer study where Village Health Workers in two Dzongkhags were trained in diagnosis and treatment of corneal trauma under close supervision and monitoring by the programme. The Himalayan Cataract Project has completed its commitment in April 2005 and again signed a $ 0.5 million grant MOU with the government for five more years till June 2010. 'Status Eye care services form part of the national health care delivery system and is integrated with the existing primary health care services. These include eye health promotion through education, prevention of blindness and visual impairment through early screening and appropriate treatment of potentially blinding conditions and rehabilitation of the incurable blind. Secondary eye care services are provided in all referral hospitals where cataract surgery and other ophthalmic microsurgery facilities are available. Facilities for YAG laser for after cataract and glaucoma care and treatment of retinopathies have been introduced in the national referral hospital, Thimphu. There are ophthalmic assistants in all district hospitals who provide primary eye care services. There is an effective eye patients referral system, which facilitates early interventions and better outcome of treatment. Though there are indooT patients in all referral hospitals, only the Eye Department in Thimphu and Yebilaptsa has 20 and 25 beds respectively for inpatients. There are 4 national and an expatriate ophthalmologis:ts working in the country. There are 26 ophthalmic assistants who are posted at different district hospitals and BHU Grade 1. There are self-financing optical shops functioning at eye department, Thimphu and referral hospital, Mongar. High quality, low cost spectacles are provided free to students
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