Mumbai Port TrustMedical Department

Sub : Report of Health education programme on "How to handle

Emergencies, Healthy diet, lifestyle modification".

Health awareness and educational camp on "How to handle emergencies" was

organized for the Mumbai Port Trust employees and their family members in co-ordination

with Global Hospitals, Parel.

Accordingly Family Welfare Centre, Medical Department organized an awareness

and educational programmes on 1) Brain strokes, Heart related Emergencies, head injuries,

chemical injuries, fracture, 2) Healthy diet, lifestyle modification, 3) Women related health

issues at the following venues.

DATE VENUE PROGRAMME

09.04.2013 Conference Hall, Vijay Deep "How to handle Emergencies"

10.04.2013 Port Management Training

Centre, 2nd floor.

"How to handle Emergencies"

15.04.2013 Auditorium, Port Trust

Hospital

Healthy diet, lifestyle modification,

HIV/AIDS, STI/RTI. Sex education,

addiction.

16.04.2013 Auditorium, Port Trust

Hospital

HIV/AIDS, STI/RTI, Sex education,

personal hygiene.

17.04.2013 Auditorium, Port Trust

Hospital

Cervical cancer, Menopause, Women

related health issues.

22.04.2013 Auditorium, Port Trust

Hospital

HIV/AIDS, STI/RTI, Sex education,

personal hygiene.

26.04.2013 Auditorium, Port Trust

Hospital

Healthy diet, lifestyle modification,

HIV/AIDS, STI/RTI. Sex education,

addiction.

30.04.2013 6 ID, Docks Department. Healthy diet and lifestyle modification.

Management of diabetes and

hypertension, Waterborne, airborne

diseases, environmental sanitation,

Addiction.

Dr. Sagar Galwankar, Head of Emergency Unit, from Global Hospitals,

delivered excellent and very informative talk. He provided the basic information on

cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and First Aid.

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Survey was carried out, of three MbPT residential buildings, Old colony,

Abhilashanagar and Sadbhavananagar to identify the problems such as adjustment problem

with the family members, status of immunization, family planning, any kind of addictions,

economical problem and health related problems etc.. Accordingly, groupwise programs were

held in the Auditorium Mumbai Port Trust Hospital, followed by administering Inj. Rubella

for girls, Inj. HBV for the women and the youth and gynaec checkup for the women

residents. Group talk and interactive sessions were conducted by Health Educator and the

staff of Family Welfare Center.

The response was very good and all the programs were successful. Circulars were

prepared in Hindi, Marathi & English and were sent for wide publicity well in advance.

Health Educator, the staff from Family Welfare Centre, put in their efforts to make the

program a great success.

The report was approved by Dy.Chairman & Chairman, MbPT.

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