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SKILLS, E-LEARNING & TELEMEDICINE
(S.E.T.) FACILITY AT AIIMS, DELHI
The Project involved construction of a brand new “Skills, E-learning & Telemedicine” Facility (S.E.T. Facility) at the Convergence Block. The S.E.T. Facility is a state-of-the-art facility set up to modernize and update medical education at AIIMS. It imparts skill based learning to medical undergraduates, postgraduates and nursing staff so that they are better prepared when managing patients in wards and clinics. The facility has active involvement of faculty members from various clinical and non-clinical departments who develop the training modules and teaching content and impart hands-on teaching to the students. The skill lab provides a stress free environment to learn skills.
The other aspects of the facility are to develop e-learning modules and to impart education through telemedicine linkages with medical colleges and hospitals across India. The S.E.T. Facility has a Dry Skill Lab equipped to impart several basic and advanced medical skills through in-house developed modules. It has a Wet Lab hosting cadaveric and other surgical skill development workshops in various surgical specialties. In addition, there are three modern studios hosting telemedicine classes regularly with capability to link with over 50 medical institutions across India.
POLICE LINES HOSPITAL
AT CHHATARPUR, MP
The Foundation made a significant impact on the healthcare infrastructure in District Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh by COMPLETELY REFURBISHING THE HOSPITAL AT POLICE LINES in Chhatarpur during the challenging times of COVID-19 Pandemic.
This extensive redevelopment project was marked by several key improvements. The Foundation thoroughly renovated the hospital building and equipped the hospital with modern medical beds and advanced medical equipment, crucial for enhancing patient care. In a targeted response to the pandemic, the Foundation also ensured a steady supply of essentials items such as medicines, sanitizers, face shields and masks; thus playing a critical role in the hospital’s ability to manage and treat the patients effectively.
CIVIL HOSPITAL
AT CHHATARPUR, MP
During one of the interactions with the District Collector of District Chhatarpur, we were told about the problems being faced by the patients and their attendants visiting civil hospital at the district headquarters. Two of the biggest problems related to the lack of availability clean potable water and lack of sitting arrangements at the hospital.
On hearing about the problems being faced by the helpless patients, their attendants and the medical staff regarding the aforesaid two basic needs, the Foundation swung into action and CONSTRUCTED A DRINKING WATER PAVILION WITH ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIALS and made arrangements for providing clean and hygienic drinking water
24 X 7 through an advanced filtration system and water cooler which serves as a vital resource for promoting public Health and well-being in the hospital.
The Foundation has also CONSTRUCTED STURDY SITTING ARRANGEMENTS (MADE WITH HIGH-QUALITY GRANITE STONE) on various floors of the hospital for bringing some respite to the patients and their attendants.
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