Medical aID in
pakistan
- Setting up Medical Camps in underprivileged areas
- Provide medical aid to patients in critical condition who can’t afford the treatment required
- Deliver life-saving medical equipment/treatment
- Train and support medical staff with poor medical facilities
Dr Safi Ullah Khan helping deliver the Antibiotics to the ‘Trauma + Orthopaedics Unit” of Qatar General Hospital
General Hospital - Orangi Town, Karachi
Antibiotic Distribution
We managed to provide an third generation cephalosporin antibiotic – ‘Titan‘ (1 gm per patient) and medical implants for the ‘Qatar Hospital’.
This medication is used for infected wounds after surgeries and after a bone infection such as Osteomyelitis.
Pneumatic Drills
On the 9th of February 2019, a pneumatic drill was donated to ‘Qatar hospital’ to the trauma unit to help victims of road traffic incidents in Qatar general hospital.
This was useful to fix the fractured bones, by screwing metal rods to recover the fracture of the victims.
Blood Torniquet
The other donation we have provided for the ‘Qatar Hospital’ is a bloodless field of ‘tourniquet’.
This medical instrument stops blood from oozing out in accidents.
This has tremendously helped the ‘trauma unit’
Additional Medical Instruments
ShareForCare have also provided a range of surgical instruments for the hospital:
- Single Old Model of ‘Popcutter’
- ‘Wir Cutter’
- ‘Pin Cutter’
- ‘Reduction Clamp
Providing Life-Saving Protection for COVID-19 Healthcare Workers
Along with our COVID-19 Emergency Appeal, we have been able to donate Rs 366,698/- to purchase ‘Personal Protective Equipment’ for all the healthcare workers on the frontline who were unable to afford this.
To find more about our work in the COVID-19 Campaign:
Government Hospital ---------- Liaquatabad, Karachi
Supplying Life-Saving Medication
With the help of Dr Tanveer Hussain, we were able to supply life-saving medications in one of the poorest hospitals in the area:
- Anti-psychotics
- Anti-depressants
- Anti-epileptics
Supplying Medication to Asthmatic Patients in Chest Clinic
Within the Hospital, we were able to support the Chest Clinic by supplying:
- Peak Flow Meter
- Inhalers e.g. Seretide
- Preventor Inhalers
Many Thanks to Dr Tanveer Hussain for helping us to make this possible.
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Helping Patients suffering from Tuberculosis
ShareForCare have teamed up with the ‘Britain Nepal Medical Trust’ to push for donations to help provide medical treatment for patients in TB (Tuberculosis) Clinics
To find more about this organisation: