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- 1. Drug Society, JNMC: An Introduction Syed Shamayal Rabbani MBBS-2008, J.N. Medical College, A.M.U.
- 2. What is Drug Society ?
- 3. Non Profitable Non Political Charitable Organisation
- 4. Drug Society® Aligarh U.P. India Registered as Charity by Govt. of U.P. Registration No. 1817
- 5. History Of Drug Society
- 6. Concept 1980’s Revived 1998 Registered 2004
- 7. • The concept had existed under the name of the ‘DRUG BANK’ since the 80’s but it was in 1998 when 4 students of 1997 batch-MBBS revived the society to its present form. • The society was registered in 2004
- 8. Organization
- 9. Patrons Prof. Ashraf Malik PGs Vasenwala Executive committee Prof. Shaista & UGs Governing bodySeema Rashid Prof. Interns Members Dr. (ex-members of Rana Sherwani the society)
- 10. Health & Drug distribution Activities Vaccination camps Blood donation Disaster relief work
- 11. • Most important & basic function done on a daily basis. • Provision of free drugs, money for investigations, surgical material and implants to the needy patents admitted to JNMCH.
- 12. RDA register (junior doctors make Telephonic entries in our register) communication (our numbers are on display in all wards) Patients’ Information Ward Nurses
- 13. • Confirmation and assessment of the real need of the patient in person by a member. • The member sanctions the drugs and signs the sanction slip with his/her code. • The drugs are collected from shop no. 8, Zakaria Market, by the patient. Shop- 8, Zakaria Market
- 14. Health screening Regular health camps are Health & Vaccination Treatment of minor ailments camps organised for the rural JNMCH OPD referral Vaccination masses Health awareness Regular health checkup at Guardian school
- 15. • • th st Oct,2001, Mallah Ka Nagla camp 9 1 Dec, 2000, Kayamgunj – 1st • Jeevangarh, Aligarh- 2009 Patients seen- 960 • Patients seen- 1100
- 16. • Camps at Haridwar, Dolinagar, Makhdoom Nagar, Bhujpura etc have also been organised.
- 18. Guardian health camp, 2011
- 20. The society recognises that Charity should literally begin at home!! AND SO Regular Hepatitis- B vaccination camps are organised in association with the Principal’s office for each new batch joining the college and for paramedics to protect them from the hazard of procuring Hep B while at work.
- 21. Hep B vaccination camps
- 22. Blood donation
- 23. Blood Donation Camps We realise that we have to act as role models for the society to encourage blood donation.
- 24. •The first camp was organised on 9 th November, 2000-- 20 units were donated.
- 26. Record Keeping of Blood Groups A batch-wise list of blood groups is maintained by the society for donation in an emergency to needy patients.
- 27. Natural Disasters– We are there!! • Relief work was done by us in the form of drugs and medical care in association with the RDA and the students’ union for ---Gujarat earthquake, Tsunami victims, Kashmir earthquake and Bihar floods.
- 30. Donations by the Society to Different Departments of the Hospital The drug society donated following equipments to the casualty unit and TB & chest department: • Instrument Trolley • Nebulizers • Wheel chairs • X-RAY view box
- 31. The society plans to construct a restroom for the attendants of the patients admitted to JNMCH and the construction would be completed by the end of 2011
- 33. Donations
- 34. JNMC undergraduates RDA members Consultants Students outside JNMC Donors outside JNMC Zakaat (donations spent strictly according to the norms of Zakaat)
- 35. Audit A meticulous record of all transactions is maintained and displayed throughout the year
- 36. Annual Collection: 2010-11 Non-Zakaat donations- Rs 3,73,449 Zakaat donations- Rs 1,91,800 TOTAL- Rs 5,65,149
- 37. Annual Expenditure: 2010-11 S. No. Use AMOUNT 1 DRUGS BY SANCTION Rs. 3,24,951 2 INVESTIGATIONS Rs. 68,900 3 DRUGS BY PURCHASE Rs. 8,291 4 IMPLANTS Rs. 25,787 5 MISCELLANEOUS Rs. 1,390 6 REGISTRATION Rs. 5,245 7 HEALTH CAMPS Rs. 3,020 8 VACCINATION Rs. 2,000 TOTAL Rs.4,34,680
- 38. 500000 434680 400000 Expenses in Preceding Years 300000 200000 100000 0 20042005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
- 39. Patients Benefited 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 20052006 2007 2008 2009 2010
- 40. Not only has the number of patients benefited increased in the previous years, but also there has been a gradual change in our approach.
- 41. • We are now supporting costly cancer chemotherapies. • We have dropped the word ‘PROGNOSIS’ to a large extent while assessing a patient for his/her need.
- 42. One of our numerous success stories
- 43. * Produced with due consent
- 44. A one and a half yr old male child with a massively disseminated retinoblastoma. Prognosis- Dismal (survival chances – few months)
- 45. The parents were too poor to support the costly chemotherapy The chemotherapy was started by the society on the request of the doctors
- 46. THE RESULT
- 47. * Produced with due consent
- 48. • Ex-members UNICEF’s UP • coordinator Mr. Drugs • Patient •information Beyenvyer & Vaccines Collaborations attended our camp Vaccinators • Health and promised long term cooperation •camps society Transport with drug
- 49. CONTACT US • Syed Shamayal Rabbani +919897213046 • Zikrullah +919897875870 • Imad Ali +919897787196 • Mohd. Luqman +919258176105 • Ahmad Muzzafar +918439383937 • Ankur Agarwal +918899063818 • Mohd. Faraz Ahmad +919634285286 • Abdul Aleem +918909332870
- 50. CONTACT US • Web address: www.drugsociety.org • Bank account: State Bank of India Medical branch. Account no: 10225932401 Account name: DRUG SOCIETY, JNMC