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Homoeopathic medical facilities were provided at a mega camp for 157 patients under the guidance of homeopathic doctors and staff. The homeopathic stall provided general treatment using homeopathic medicines and informed patients about homeopathic services. Pamphlets and posters helped attract more visitors. The central homeopathic drug store helped supply required medicines. Overall, efforts to promote homeopathy as a first treatment option at the camp were successful.
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Report
- 2. 1. Modern system medical facilties (Allopathic) 2. Homoeopathic Medical facilities 3. Ayurvedic Medical facilities 4. Unani Medical facilities 5. Fire Services 6. AIDS control 7. Naturopathy & Yoga 8. Family planning methods through Nukkad Nataks & Puppet shows 9. Cultural folk dances 10. Girl Child campaign 11. Disaster Management campaign etc.
- 3. Homoeopathic medical facilities by DTE of ISM & Homoeopathy were provided for treatment of general OPD patients under valuable guidance of Deputy Director Dr. Surender Verma and CDMO (East-zone)- Dr. Promila Malhotra and overall supervision of Dr. Shipra Goel (Chief Medical officer) along with subordinate staff. Homoeopathic stall was visited by patients numbered 157 and appreciated by Dignitaries also. Apart from the homoeopathic treatment, patients visiting Homoeopathic stall were also provided general information about long term benefits of Homoeopathic system of medicines and guidance about medical facilities/treatment provided by Homoeopathic department, ear-by dispensaries, future follow-up. Pamphlets were also distributed to patients while posters and banners were suitably displayed to attract more and more visitors/patients. Dr. Brender Sharma (in-charge, Central Homoeopathic Drug stores Himmatpuri) extended full hearted cooperation to provide adequate homoeopathic medicines and sundries etc. under special indent essentially required for the mega camp. In a nut shell, efforts made to propagate Homeopathy as first line of treatment were successfully achieved. Yours faithfully, Dr. SHIPRA GOEL Chief Medical Officer (H) Homoeopathic dispensary Govt Dispensary Building Khajuri Khas Delhi-94
- 4. Enclosure: A brief movie on the Mega Camp Shastri Park Link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rK97CHysClo