Hospital settings
We finished construction of Tribal Health Initiative Base Hospital at
1997 using local labour and materials using cost effective technologies.
In 2003, we added a new wing
which took the total number of beds to 24.
We now have a new upgraded clinical laboratory
that helps us extend testing facilities to tribals at a much lower cost.
New
infectious Diseases ward allows us to segregate patients based on diseases.
Upgraded labour room is a much needed
addition to our hospital with focus on much needed pre-natal and neo-natal
care supporting tribal women
With
the new neonatal ward for newborns, hypothermia to which many a tribal
baby had succumbed is a thing of the past. We have received a lot of help
from our well wishers to design and construct our baby care beds.
We now have seperate Emergency Care facility
in the new ward, with all critical equipment close at hand
Minor operations and procedures can now be done in the new minor operation
theatre which frees up our main theatre a lot and permits better utilisation
of our limited facilities.
Our new Operation Theatre boasts of better
lighting and an operation table with better controls.
In 2003, we also finised the constuction of our new administrative building which also houses our pharmacy, lab and the new X-Ray room - which houses the x-ray equipment dorated to us by some of our well-wishers.
