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FOR THE PEOPLE IN NEED |
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Out-patient clinics including general surgery,
medicine, paediatrics, ENT & dental clinics
Maternity clinic including antenatal care,
caesarean section facility & post natal care.
Operation theatres facilities to cover minor
operations like cataract surgery, hernia
surgery, open cholecystectomy, & basic
orthopaedic surgery for limb trauma.
Emergency treatment for heart disease
Emergency resuscitation for critically ill
patients
Treatment of infectious diseases
which is so common in rural areas
Rehydration for children and adults
Vaccinations |
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| Diagnostic Facilities |
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Routine blood
investigations
X-rays
ECG,
ECHO
Ultrasound examinations
Permitting on resources – CT scanner
Advance IT facilities to have
internet link
To have free
ambulance service to major city
hospitals in Rawalpindi and Islamabad
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| Bewal
International Hospital (PAKISTAN) |
Introduction
Bewal International Hospital is the
first of its kind, a state of the art
hospital in the region of Pothohar,
PAKISTAN. It aims to provide health
services for the people in need covering
local population of 300,000 approx. This
hospital is currently under
construction.
The hospital is
situated in the locality of BEWAL. Bewal
is a small town approximately 50 miles
from Islamabad the capital of Pakistan
and is situated on the east border of
Tehsil Gujar Khan in District
Rawalpindi. This is a hugely crowded
city with a population of over 100,000.
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Background
In the area, there are some basic health
facilities provided by central
government but this is not sufficient
for the need of local people. There are
only few state funded basic health
centres in the remote rural areas with
poor medical facilities.
Vast majority of medical services are
provided by local general practitioners
on private basis which the poor local
residents cannot afford. Children are
still dying from treatable infectious
diseases and as there is no provision of
gynaecological & obstetrics services
young mothers are dying while giving
birth.
Heart disease is another
preventable health issue on the rise and
the people die before they get to any
kind of treatment which is so freely
available in western world. Trauma care
services are also not available in any
nearby hospital.
A large Asian
community including immigrants from
Bewal have settled in different areas of
UK. They are very keen for the provision
of good quality health service to the
people of their native city and willing
with their generous contributions to
help the suffering population in
Pakistan. This is the whole objective
behind the start of Bewal International
Hospital project.
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Services
The aim of this
project is to build 50-60 bedded charity
hospital to serve not only the local
population of Bewal but also covering
the Pothohar region with a
total population of over
300,000.
It is anticipated that
most of the services in the hospital
will be free for poor and needy patients
but to meet the running cost of the
hospital, the affording patients will be
charged at a minimum cost.
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Management
Bewal International Hospital is a
project of Abdul Rehman Memorial Trust a
charity registered with the charity
commission in United Kingdom (Registered
Charity No: 1114806).
ARM Trust
(Abdul Rehman Memorial Trust) is
responsible for management of the
hospital. The trust board has been
selected from local Asian community &
people from Pakistan. All trust board
members are resident in the UK.
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Staffing
For staffing highly experienced
staff will be acquired from within
Pakistan and abroad to work in the
hospital. Resident medical officer will
be paid to do on call for 24 hours.
Specialist out-patient clinics and
operative service will be provided by
visiting physicians and surgeons.
Resident staff will be provided with
local accommodations close to hospital.
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Funding
We are contemplating a major charity
hospital project to serve a community
who is in desire need. This is a very
noble cause and a project for needy and
deserving poor people of third world who
lack the basic health facilities. On
humanitarian basis, our hearts and
efforts goes to the deserving population
who will benefit from this hospital.
Large sum of money is required to build
and equip the hospital with modern
medical facilities.
The estimated
cost for the entire project is over
£1,000,000. This will be mainly
generated through donations and gifts by
local community.
Running cost of
the hospital will be generated through
the following,
o Regular
donations by a selected pool of people
from Pakistan and abroad
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Charitable donations e.g. Zakat Fund
o Hospital income
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Charitable events
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