The document summarizes a health camp that was held in the village of Helmatpora. An 11 member health team conducted examinations and provided treatment, immunizations, health education, and referrals for 197 patients. Key activities included medical exams, obstetrics/gynecology, dental, immunization, pharmacy services, and health education. 4 families were referred for further care and the camp concluded after debriefing and analyzing feedback to improve future camps.

1. HEALTH CAMP AT VILLAGE HELMATPORA
BY
ALTAF HUSSAIN
EX TECHNO-MANAGERIAL CONSULTANT WHO & UNICEF

2. HEALTH CAMP
• Background
• Village Helmatpora falls under the health zone of Ashtangoo
• Non-motorable road of about 1.3 km’s
• Ninety five percent (95%) population comprises of Gujjer Community
• 50% of population move to higher peaks of Nagmarg and Kemsar during
summer
• Eighty (80) houses scattered over an area of about 1.5 km’s with a
population of around 450.
• health facility (sub centre Binlipora) is 1.5 km’s away from the centre of
village
• No ICDS centre however one Government primary school.
• Road to most of the village is of one man walking space
• Overcrowding and close proximity with cattle favours spread of
communicable disease notably RTI / skin diseases and Diarrhoea

3. HEALTH CAMP
• Camp in- charge: Dr Altaf Hussain Banday.
• Camp site: Government primary school Helmatpora.
• Villages covered: Village Helmatpora and Doli-Mohalla (Total
households=100, Total pop=520)
• Pre-camp activity (25th to 29th june-2011)
• Medicines lifted from CMO office Srinagar, directions of worthy Director
Health Services Kashmir on 25th of June-2011
• On 26th of June-2011 the matter discussed with BMO/CMO Bandipora.
BMO/CMO extended his full support.
• Health camp was scheduled on 30th of June-2011
• Official correspondence carried out on 28th of June-2011.
• 28th of June-2011 team for Health camp was framed and shared with
BMO/CMO Bandipora and all team members.
• Date and time communicated to ASHA and community members.

4. HEALTH CAMP PRECAMP ACTIVITY CONTD---
S/N NAME OF THE OFFICIAL DESIGNATION
Serial no: 1 was
1 Dr S PARVEEZ PHYCIAN SPECIALIST
supposed to be on
night duty on 30th
2 Dr NASEEMA OBS & GYNE SPECIALIST of June-2011; Dr
Firdous was called
3 Dr MS BABA DENTAL SURGEON upon as his
replacement.
4 MEHMOODA CHO
5 Miss FAREEDA YOSUF Jr STAFF NURSE Serial no: 2 was on
night off on 30th
6 Mr NAZIR AHMAD PHARMACIST June-2011: Dr
Nusrat was called
7 RYHANA FMPHW
upon as her
8 Mr ALTAF HUSSAIN MMPHW replacement.
9 BILQUIS JAN FMPHW Reminder was
given to all team
10 Mr MD SHABAN AMBULANCE DRIVER
members on
11 Mr GH NABI S/W telephone on 29th
of June-2011.

5. HEALTH TEAM FOR THE CAMP

6. CAMP ACTIVITY
• Site of Health camp: Government Primary School Helmatpora.
• Health camp activities carried out on a Gazetted Holiday announced by
GOVT.
• BMO/CMO Bandipora arranged an ambulance for vaccine/other logistics
and personnel to the nearest point of health camp site.
• Most of the employees reached NTPHC Hospital of their own. Medicines
and other items were carried to the site on load sharing basis especially by
S/W and NO with help of other members of the team.
• Team reached the site at 10:30 am; Camp activity started at 11:00 am.
• Team was briefed on the camp activities and responsibilities were fixed.
• Health Camp activities were carried out in the following sections.
• -MEDICAL OPD
• -OBS & GYNE
• -DENTAL OPD
• -IMMUNIZATION SITE
• -PHARMACY AND DRUG DISPENSING
• -HEALTH AWARENESS/EDUCATION

7. CAMP IN PROGRESS

8. DISPENSING MEDICINES/PHARMACY SECTION

9. CHICKEN POX CASE

10. CHICKEN POX CASES

11. IMMUNIZATION SITE

13. HEALTH AWARENESS CAMP SITE
(CHO)

14. WORK DONE
• WORK DONE
• -MEDICAL OPD 197
PATIENTS
• -OBS & GYNE 37
PATIENTS
• -DENTAL OPD 22
PATIENTS
• -IMMUNIZATION SITE
•
• OPV DPT MEASLES DPT B OPV MEASLES B TT
• 1 1 0 22(5-6 YRS) 8 10 15
 OPV & DPT (PRIMARY DOSES OPV-3 & DPT-3)
 MEASLES BOOSTER (16-24 M)
 TT (10 AND 15 YRS)
 OPV -B & DPT -B (8 DOSES EACH UP TO 5 YRS) (AND REST DPT (14 DOSES) 5-6 YRS)

15. WORK DONE CONTD---
• -PHARMACY AND DRUG DISPENSING MAJORITY THE RECEIVED THE
AVAILIABLE MEDICINES
• -HEALTH AWARENESS/EDUCATION 1.DIARRHOEA HOME BASED
(BY CHO; MEHMOODA JI) REMEDY AND ROLE OF ORS.
2. IMMUNIZATION AND
DISEASES PREVENTED BY IT.
3. JSY BENEFITS UNDER NRHM.
4. PERSONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL
HYGIENE.

16. OTHER ACTIVITIES
• OTHER ACTIVITIES
1. ONE FAMILY WITH CHICKEN POX CASES
a. IMPORTANCE ON ISOLATION OF CASES EXPLAINED TO THIS FAMILY.
b. MODIFIED QURANTINE OF OTHER CHILDREN OF THIS FAMILY (EXPOSED TO CASES) (REFRAIN FROM
SCHOOL FOR SIX DAYS).
c. SYMPTOMATIC TREATMENT TO CASES OF THIS FAMILY.
d. EDUCATED THIS FAMILY ON IMPROVING PERSONAL HYGIENE.
e. ACTIVE CASE SEARCH DONE IN COMMUNITY: NO OTHER CASES FOUND.
2.ACTIVE CASE SEARCH IN SCHOOL THE NEXT DAY (AS THE CASES WERE SCHOOL GOING CHILDREN).

17. LIST OF REFERRALS
• LIST OF REFERRALS WAS MADE AND WILL BE FOLLOWED UP.
• -PATIENTS WITH DIMINISHED VISION 04
• -DENTAL PATIENTS WHO NEED RESTORATION/EXTRACTIONS. 04
• -ONE DEFAULTER OF PEAD TB.
• LUNCH AND TEA
• TEA WAS SERVED TO TEAM MEMBERS AT 12:30 PM
• LUNCH WAS SERVED TO TEAM MEMBERS AT 2:30PM

18. CAMP GOT CLOSED
• The camp got closed at 4:15 pm. All the instruments, remaining medicine
were packed and carried back to NTPHC Ashtangoo.
• Debriefing was done at NTPHC Ashtangoo. All the members of the team
were thanked; both positives points as well as weaknesses’ regarding
camp activities were analyzed and shared with the team.
• Feedback regarding camp activity was given to BMO/CMO Bandipora at
5:10 pm.

19. HEALTH CAMP
POST CAMP ACTIVITY (2nd of July-2011)
• Data was analyzed and report prepared for distribution and information.
FOLLOW UP
• The referrals will be followed up in due time and report will be submitted