HOPE EQUIPS ITS HOSPITLAS WITH MEDICAL EQUIPMENTS

Pakistan has seen its coronavirus epidemic explode in the past few weeks, seeing multiple consecutive days of record deaths and case rises across the country, pushing hospitals in major cities to the brink of their allocated capacity.

HOPE an NGO in Pakistan is supporting the underprivileged communities throughout the country, right from the onset of Covid19 pandemic in Pakistan. The pandemic is so lethal that it has shaken the strongest economic and healthcare systems of the world.

HOPE – A Health NGO in Pakistan has been doing its level best in providing all necessary treatment to the corona infected patients as well as ordinary patients,so that they can recover from their sickness and live a healthy life again.

With the increasing number of patients being admitted on daily basis at HOPE hospitals.  The hospital management has been meeting the needs of medical equipment’s. Equipment’s such as cardiac monitors, pulse oximeters, BiPap machines, PPE Kits, N95 respirators, oxygen cylinders with flow meter, surgical gloves, face shields, goggles etc.

With the help of these medical equipment’s, HOPE hospitals will be at a stronger platform when it comes to serving the masses that belong to the underprivileged sector of the society. They will be provided immediate health treatment without any delay.

A set of SOPs have been developed and are being implemented in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and does not replace any routine clinical practice already in place at HOPE Hospitals. Apart from equipping necessary medical equipment’s the Hospital is disinfected through sprays every few hours and social distancing between the staff and patients is strictly followed.

According to Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla – A Child Specialist in Karachi, providing the essential medical equipment’s and supplies at HOPE Hospitals will help in the recovery of more patients much faster, who have been infected and treat them free of cost, as they are unable to afford the medicines and services of a local private hospital. These facilities would provide them a huge relief.