About Our Outreach Services
JIMS Homoeopathic Medical College | Outreach Services
Health care is an important determinant that ensures the well-being of all individuals in the community. The fundamentals of healthcare are based on access to Quality Comprehensive Care & affordability.
Rural communities and population below poverty-line suffer a significant lack of access to primary healthcare at affordable level inspite of government initiation in implementation of free medical services. JIMS Healthcare has ventured into outreach services that aim to fill the gap between the community’s needs and the essential services they can usually access. Outreach work focus on community engagement, raising awareness & healthcare.
OBJECTIVES:
1. Health Care & Awareness:
- Provision of healthcare facilities (diagnostic & therapeutic)
- Generate awareness about health and well being of self and the community.
- Educate and spread awareness about prevailing health problems.
- Surveillance & tracking of Infective and Non-communicable diseases in the community.
- Identify the community health needs.
- Advocate about integrated health care services.
2. Homoeopathic Medical Education:
- To provide practical exposure to the students.
- Hands on clinical training under the guidance of faculty members.
- Exposing students to health programs and health services (preventive, promotive, curative)
- Sensitizing students regarding Triage – preliminary assessment of patients to determine the urgency of their need for care.
- Advocating about Homoeopathy in the community.
SCOPE:
The scope of the outreach program is health education and awareness for disease prevention, screening for early detection of illness, comprehensive treatment plan and referral services.
Currently, the outreach program is conducted in 24 villages of Rangareddy district serving population approximately 73,000.
Everyday the outreach program is conducted in 4 different villages where a team of highly qualified and passionate medical professionals that include Physicians, PG scholars, Interns and Medical Social Worker extend their services to the localities that include Case-taking and prescription, on-board investigations, school health check-ups, nutritional assessment, women’s health & awareness programmes.
The new initiatives focus on mental health awareness programme, geriatric health, special camps and surveys to assess the disease burden in the community.
Through outreach program we offer free of cost Homoeopathic medicines and basic hospital services along with treatment for patients who are economically challenged.
A brief schedule of villages and patient statistics of our outreach program/mobile clinics
| S No | Days | Name of the Village | Name of the Mandal | Distance (KM) from JIMS | Population |
| 1 | Monday | Pedda Golconda | Shamshabad | 14 | 2964 |
| Sriram Nagar | Moinabad | 23 | 2610 | ||
| Kishan Nagar | Farooq Nagar | 26 | 3885 | ||
| Ranaganayakulacolony | Badangpet Corporation | 24 | 4380 | ||
| Mamidipally | |||||
| 2 | Tuesday | Kothwalguda | Shamshabad | 18 | 2447 |
| Hayathabad | Shabad | 26 | 2261 | ||
| Chegoor | Nandigama | 17 | 3265 | ||
| Ramanujapur | Shamshabad | 18 | 2450 | ||
| 3 | Wednesday | Keshampet | Keshampet | 35 | 3962 |
| Kongarakalan | Raviryala | 28 | 5120 | ||
| Sangem | Keshampet | 29 | 2514 | ||
| Budwel | Rajendranagar | 26 | 4861 | ||
| 4 | Thursday | Narsappaguda | Nandigama | 18 | 2357 |
| Papireddyguda | Keshampet | 23 | 2430 | ||
| Gudur | Kandukur | 29 | 3968 | ||
| Kothur | Kandukur | 26 | 2180 | ||
| 5 | Friday | Nedunoor | Kandukur | 36 | 3892 |
| Lemoor | Kandukur | 25 | 3760 | ||
| Rachaloor | Kandukur | 29 | 2568 | ||
| Kakuloor | Shabad | 37 | 2212 | ||
| 6 | Saturday | Veerlapally | Nandigama | 16 | 1870 |
| Harshaguda | Maheshwaram | 18 | 2340 | ||
| Siddapur | Kothur | 22 | 2140 | ||
| Kollapadakal | Maheshwaram | 17 | 3200 | ||
| 73636 |
Total No of Beneficiaries (2023) – 31734 & counting
(*) – indicates mobile clinics which are recently started
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