Swabi Medical and Surgical Camp

Overview:

Transparent Hands plans to organize a free medical camp in Swabi, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. In this one-day medical camp, our team of expert physicians will provide the following health facilities to deserving patients:

Free consultation and provision of medicines
Free treatment of medical and surgical cases
Free Hepatitis B and C screening
Free BSR and Blood Pressure tests

Challenges:

The infamous decade-long war on terrorism has left the region severely impacted. Presently, the economic zones planned in the region under China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), are hoped to benefit the city in near future. Due to saturation of patients at public hospitals, and the provision of limited health care facilities, most diseases in Swabi have been going unnoticed and thus remained untreated. It is common knowledge that poor living standards result in adverse effects on the general health and wellbeing of the residents, causing short-term illnesses that have the potential of becoming acute. Presently, though the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government has distributed Health cards to its citizens, COVID-19 has added another dimension to the pre-existing challenges.

Our Solution:

Transparent Hands looks forward to organizing a one-day medical camp at Swabi, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, to provide free consultation and medicines to deserving patients. Critical cases including patients who require undergoing surgeries will be registered with Transparent Hands for free treatment. Team Transparent Hands is determined in bringing quality healthcare facilities to the residents of Swabi. We are also looking forward to your earnest help.

Kindly donate for our upcoming medical camp at Swabi to help hundreds of individuals in acquiring a healthier life.

Transparent Hands in association with Comprehensive Disaster Response Services (CDRS) arranged and managed a free medical and surgical camp at Village Boko, District Swabi, KPK. The aim of arranging this free medical camp was to provide medical assistance to the underprivileged community of the said locality. Our camp team consisted of thirteen members including one supervisor, three doctors (two male and one female), two pharmacists (one male and one female), two female nurses, one photographer, and four crew workers. In total, 426 patients were facilitated at the medical camp in village Boko. All COVID SOPs were followed by the camp team. Patients and all other attendees were also asked to wear face masks, maintain social distance, and use hand sanitizers. Numerous families-primarily women and children from the said locality were present at the camp for their check-ups. Free medicines along with the testing facilities for blood sugar levels and blood pressure were provided to the patients as well. Most of the patients examined by the doctors suffered from chest infections, flu, fever, joint pains, general weakness, and various types of skin and stomach infections. Free, appropriate medication was provided to patients diagnosed with the above-mentioned problems. Only one patient in this camp was advised to undergo a surgical procedure. For this purpose, she was registered with Transparent Hands. She will be treated at one of the panel hospitals in the said vicinity very soon. Via this Camp, Transparent Hands has impacted the lives of 426 patients in a positive manner. Team Transparent Hands looks forward to organizing such camps where we can be of service to the impoverished communities in Pakistan. We also look forward to facilitating such communities with quality health care, as we believe health care to be a primary and basic right of all human beings.