India is my country. All Indians are my brothers & sisters. मुझे India के प्रगति पर गर्व है. आज India ने सभी क्षेत्रो में नेत्रदीपक प्रगति की है. India जल्द ही एक सुपरपावर के रूप में उभर आयेगी। चाँद पर कदम रखनेवाले कुछ शक्तिशाली राष्ट्रों में India का नाम शामिल
” & this is how we manage neonatal sepsis at our village level.” said Kajubai, a village health worker who is one of the main pillar of Home Based Newborn Care Model proposed by Dr Abhay Bang. The occasion was Nirman health camp in which about 50 medical students &
हरवलं आहे ! बालपण कुठेतरी हरवलं आहे !! वर्णन – अगदी तुमच्या मुलासारखाच. कपडे – मळलेले, घाणेरडे, गुढघे आणि कोपरं फुटलेलं आणि तरीही हसणारं बाळ ! माघे पाहिलं होतं उन्हाळ्याच्या सुट्ट्यांत, पण समर कॅम्पला टाकल्यापासून ना मी त्याला शोधत आहे आधी किती दंग करायचा, आता कदाचित dance class ला असणार
Leprosy- a curse to Mankind- an ancient disease which affects nervous tissue & creates numbness over the body resulting in fingers & toes to fade away. But in real sense, leprosy affects the mind & heart of society and makes it insensitive. The story of ‘Ek Doctor Ki Maut’ is
लगता है, की अब तो आदत हो चूकी है, ग़ुलामी करने की! शारीरिक ना सही- पर मानसिक, वैचारिक या भावनिक ! बिना कुछ सोचे-समझे ही बहकावे में आ जाते है! शायद- कोई नया ‘ जालियाँवाला’ होने के बाद ही जाग आए! आदत हे चूकी है, रास्तोंपर गड्ढों की! पहले रास्तोंपर
रोंगटे खडे हो जाते है मेरे, जब मैं देखता हू खुले आसमां में, तिरंगा शानसे लहरा रहा हैं, मेरी आंखे भी व्यस्त किसी उडान में। मुझे वक़्त कहा हैं नीचे देखने का? मुझे अभिमान है मेरे देश का, जिसने मुझे एक गौरवपूर्ण पहचान दी। मुझे आसमान में उडने की आजादी
Case- 1 A 19 year old male patient came with the complaints of a) frequent micturation. b) emaciation c) loss of vision ………… Since 1 year H.O.P.I.: Patient was apparently alright 1 year back, when he started complaining frequent urination with nocturia which can’t let him sleep in the night.
चलों , एक रास्ता वहां बनाये, जहाँ रास्ता न हो। वहाँ कुछ नन्ही आँखे हमारा इन्तजार कर रही है , के हम वहां आयेंगे तो उनकी आँखों में हँसी खिलेगी। मक्खियोसे घिरी हुई उनकी जख्मों को शायद थोडीसी ठंडक मिलेगी। चलों , एक रास्ता वहां बनाये, वहां, कूड़े -कचरें में
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Jan Swasthya Sahyog (JSS) was established in 2000 by a group of socially conscious health and allied professionals, many of whom underwent training together at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi. Not satisfied with a techno-centric, hospital-based vision of tertiary healthcare, the group decided to base itself in a rural area and evolve a people-centric, community-based model of primary healthcare. The empowerment of village communities to prevent and treat illness has been central to the work of JSS.
Working in rural India in collaboration with the poor as well as with governments and voluntary organizations, Jan Swasthya Sahyog strives to be part of the solution to the vast unaddressed problems of Rural Health.