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DISASTER MANAGEMENT

PLAN

FOR

Sir J.J. Group of Hospitals, Mumbai

Grant Medical College & Sir J.J. Group of Hospitals Byculla, Mumbai 400 008

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................................................................................................ 2 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................. 3 MAP WITH LOCATION OF GMC & JJ .................................................................................................... 4 SATELLITE VIEW OF GMC & JJ .............................................................................................................. 5 LOCATION ......................................................................................................................................................... 6 NEED FOR A DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN .............................................................................. 7 TYPES OF DISASTERS ................................................................................................................................ 7

Natural Calamities......................................................................................................................................... 7 Man made disasters ....................................................................................................................................... 7

PRE-DISASTER PLANNING....................................................................................................................... 7 Disaster mitigation ...................................................................................................................................... 7 Disaster preparedness .............................................................................................................................. 8

RISK ASSESSMENT AND VULNERABILITY ANALYS IS .............................................................. 9 EMERGENCY AND TRAUMA CARE SERVICES ............................................................................. 11

Notification of Disaster/ Emergency .................................................................................................... 11 CONTROL ROOM ......................................................................................................................................... 12

Functions of control room ....................................................................................................................... 13 SIGN BOARDS ............................................................................................................................................... 13 ARRIVAL AND TRIAGE .............................................................................................................................. 14 IDENTIFICATION AND REGISTRATION ............................................................................................. 15 REFFERAL PROCESS................................................................................................................................ 15 ACCOMODATION......................................................................................................................................... 16 EQUIPMENTS AND MEDICAL/SURGICAL STORES ..................................................................... 17 FLOOR PLAN OF EMERGENCY WARD & CASUALTY ............................................................... 18 MANPOWER MANAGEMENT .................................................................................................................. 19

Duties of the Emergency Staff .............................................................................................................. 19 Training for hospital staff ........................................................................................................................ 27

ANNEXURE: DEPARTMENTAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN ....................................... 31 GENERAL SURGERY............................................................................................................................. 31 ORTHOPAEDICS ..................................................................................................................................... 35 NEUROSURGERY ................................................................................................................................... 38 ANESTHESIOLOGY ................................................................................................................................ 40 PAEDIATRICS ........................................................................................................................................... 44 PEDIATRIC SURGERY.......................................................................................................................... 48 MEDICINE ................................................................................................................................................... 52 ENT WITH HEAD & NECK SURGERY .................................................................................................. 56 PLASTIC SURGERY.................................................................................................................................... 58 CARDIO VASCULAR THROCIC SURGERY ......................................................................................... 60 CARDIOLOGY............................................................................................................................................. 62 NEPHROLOGY............................................................................................................................................ 64 OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY..................................................................................................... 66 BLOOD BANK.............................................................................................................................................. 68 RADIOLOGY................................................................................................................................................ 72 CHEST DISEASES & TUBERCULOSIS .......................................................................................... 74 PHARMACOLOGY ................................................................................................................................... 76 PATHOLOGY ............................................................................................................................................. 77 FORENSIC .................................................................................................................................................. 81 MICROBIOLOGY........................................................................................................................................ 83 BIOCHEMISTRY.......................................................................................................................................... 87 PREVENTIVE & SOCIAL MEDICINE.................................................................................................... 93 DENTAL ........................................................................................................................................................ 96 PHYSIOLOGY ............................................................................................................................................ 99

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INTRODUCTION

Sir J. J. Group of Hospitals, Mumbai is one of the premier medical

institutions of India. It ranks among the ten best medical colleges of our

country. In 1834, Sir Robert Grant was appointed the Governor of Bombay

and he directed his attention to the expediency of establishing a systematic

and scientific institution in Bombay city for imparting medical knowledge to the

natives of this province. Consequently, this institution was started as a

medical school at the Esplanade in Fort area of Bombay in 1835, making it the

oldest in India and probably the first on this side of the Nile , first of its kind, for

imparting medical knowledge to the natives of this country.

In March 1838, Sir Jamshetjee Jeejibhoy donated Rs. One lakh for

building new native general hospital at present site. The shifting to the present

site and renaming it to ‘Sir Jamshetjee Jeejibhoy Hospital and Grant Medical

College’ occurred in May 1845. Since then it has veritably become a part of

the heritage of Mumbai.

Its history is an integral part of the History of Medicine in India. It has

been in fore front in medical re lief during natural disasters, epidemics, riots,

bomb blasts, accidents and other calamities, not only in Maharashtra but also

in other parts of our country. The medical relief teams of the institute were first

to rush at the time of earthquakes in Latur (1992) and Kutch (2002) and as far

as Nicobar Island during Tsunami disaster in 2005. During the 2005 deluge in

Mumbai, the institution had done commendable work during Leptospirosis and

fever epidemics. Health relief also was carried out during the mass food

poisoning (2005) and outbreak of gastroenteritis in 2006.

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MAP WITH LOCATION OF GMC & JJ GRANT MEDICAL COLLEGE & SIR J.J.GROUP OF HOSPITALS

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SATELLITE VIEW OF GMC & JJ GRANT MEDICAL COLLEGE & SIR J.J.GROUP OF HOSPITALS

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LOCATION

Greater Mumbai Metropolitan area or Brihin Mumbai Municipal

Corporation (BMC) area is divided in two revenue districts viz Mumbai city

District and Mumbai suburban District. Greater Mumbai is entirely urban. Sir J.

J. Group of Hospitals is situated in the southern-central part of Greater

Mumbai. This is the most populated and congested part of the city. The area

around Sir J.J.Group of Hospitals is mainly thickly populated residential area

with some industrial zones, very close to the Mumbai docks and three major

railway tracks, namely Central, Harbor and western railways. There are many

old residential buildings around this area and during monsoon there is danger

of house collapse. Due to heavy traffic and flyover bridges in vicinity, many

road accident cases come to us. On the eastern waterfront of the city, much

large storage of petroleum products and many ships carrying hazardous

consignments may pose threat of gas and chemical leakage. Mumbai being

natural harbor, there is threat of Cyclone along the seacoast. Fortunately

there are no major cyclones in past in our region. Last one was in 1982 with

out any damage.

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NEED FOR A DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN

A disaster is any event causing widespread destruction and distress.

Disaster Management is not a new concept in our institution. In past we have

managed man made as well as natural disasters with great success. But

management of these of emergencies in past were essentially spontaneous

acts without any prior organization. However, the recent rise in the incidence

of disasters has alerted us regarding the need for a preplanned disaster

management plan. This plan will aim at providing effective and timely relief in

times of disaster through organized collaboration of various departments and

better use of available resources in a planned manner.

TYPES OF DISASTERS

Natural Calamities

a. Droughts, Floods, Cyclones, Earthquake, Land slides, Tsunami etc.

Man made disasters

b. Rail, road, air accidents; Gas, chemical leakage, fires ,

c. Riots, Epidemics, Mass food poisoning etc.

PRE-DISASTER PLANNING Pre-disaster planning consists of:

1. Disaster mitigation &

2. Disaster preparedness

Disaster mitigation

Disaster mitigation focuses on the lessening the hazard that causes the

disaster and tries to eliminate or drastically reduce its direct effects before it

strike. Examples include strengthening buildings to make them cyclone or

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earthquake resistant. This part of management is usually done by other

government and corporation agencies. However we have to do mitigation for

our internal emergencies arising with in hospital campus, interrupting hospital

services, threatening lives of staff, patients and visitors and some times

necessitating mass evacuation. Fire; building collapse, bomb threats, flooding,

an explosion, drinking water contamination, food poisoning etc can cause

internal disasters.

Disaster preparedness

Disaster preparedness focuses on plans to respond to a disaster threat or

occurrence. It takes into account an estimation of emergency needs and

identifies the resources to meet these needs. It also involves preparation of

well-designed plans to structure the entire post-disaster response and

administrative preparedness by way of stocking of supplies, developing

planes for rescue and relief.

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RISK ASSESSMENT AND VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS

1) Drought: Due to scanty rain fall the underground water level goes down

drastically causing acute shortage of water, leading to scarcity of water

for human and animal consumption and crop failure. Drought is not a

problem in our part of the state as we get our water supply from

municipal water supply, coming from reservoirs

2) Floods: The only source of flooding in our area is from heavy rains

especially if it coinciding with high tides. The low-lying areas get

flooded and this may trigger house collapses, landslides and epidemics

of water borne diseases. This may also cause problem of rail, road and

air transport and may lead to accidents.

3) Cyclones: Being an island city, the costal areas are prone to gusty

winds and cyclonic impacts. Fortunately, in the recent past, there have

been no major cyclones in our region. The last cyclone in Mumbai

occurred in 1982 and it did not cause any damage.

4) Earthquake: Though Mumbai city comes under the earthquake prone

belt, we have not experienced major quakes in recent past. Last major

earth quake occurred in 1951, measuring VIII on the scale. During

earthquake there is risk of large scale house collapse, collapse of

flyover bridges, bursting of dames, reservoirs and major water

supplying huge pipes, causing flooding.

5) Tsunami effect: This is a new addition to the list of disasters. This has

never occurred before in this part of world. Last year it caused major

casualties all over the world. It is associated with an under water

earthquake which causes a large mass of sea water to displace. The

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resultant enormous tidal waves are then responsible for massive

destruction and large number of casualties on the shores.

6) House collapse: This is more frequent type of disaster in our area

where we have large number of timber framed old buildings especially

in ward A, B and C.

7) Accidents: Modernization of lifestyle and significant progress in

transport and communication sector has unfortunately increased the

incidence of rail, road as well as air accidents. We can expect major

casualties from rail accidents since our hospital is located in proximity

to three main railways, namely Central, Harbor and Western railways.

8) Gas leakage: There are numerous factories in this part of the city,

manufacturing and storing hazardous gases and chemicals. Leakage of

obnoxious gases from these factories can give rise to large-scale

damages.

9) Fire: Greater Mumbai is greatly diversified and practically has every

type of fire risk. The fire can arise from following sources.

??Large numbers of closely built timber framed buildings .

??High rise buildings with inadequate fire fighting facilities .

??Commercial activities in Kalbadevi, Bhuleshwar,

Bhendibazar, CP tank etc.

??Large storage tanks of petroleum products along P D’mello

Rd.

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EMERGENCY AND TRAUMA CARE SERVICES

Notification of Disaster/ Emergency ??The hospital may be notified of a disaster from various sources like –

o State level Disaster Control room

o Directorate Control room

o Police

o Fire services

??The telephone operator on duty directs the emergency call to Casualty

Medical Officer on duty. Casualty Medical Officer on duty should

identify the person giving the information and then enquire about the

nature and magnitude of the emergency, the location, time, possible

number of casualties and approximate time of arrival.

??Casualty Medical Officer on duty should immediately inform the RMO

on duty and senior resident doctors of concerned specialty stationed in

emergency ward no. 4, on the ground floor of main hospital building.

??The RMO on duty should cross check with the informing authority and

try to find out other details regarding the emergency situation and

inform Superintendent of the hospital.

??The RMO on duty should station him self at casualty department and

mobilize transport equipments like wheel chairs, trolleys, call additional

CMO if there are large number of victims and help the CMOs in the

process of documentation and admission.

??The RMO on duty should also alert other emergency departments like

Radiology, Clinical Laboratories, Matron, Pharmacist, Supervisor of lift

services, Class four supervisor and the Sanitary Inspector so that

adequate man power is available like X-ray technicians, lab

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technicians, nurses, lift operators, ward attendants and sweepers. The

pharmacist ensures adequate supplies.

??The RMO on duty should also inform and immediately call for security

personals to provide adequate security in the casualty area. If required,

the police should be informed as well.

??The RMO on duty should also inform the Senior RMO.

??The Senior RMO is the over all coordinating officer in the casualty

center.

CONTROL ROOM

Control room is essential to coordinate the disaster management

activities. It will function from the present RMO duty room situated on the

ground floor of the main hospital building, near the casualty. Senior RMO will

be in charge of this control room. This room will function round the clock and

hotline connection will be provided. This room will be communicating with

control rooms at state level as well as with directorate control room.

Statistician from Medical record department will help in compiling the data.

This will function under direct supervision of hospital superintendent. A media

spoke person may be appointed by the Dean.

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Functions of control room

??Compilation of data regarding of disaster victims.

o Full, name, age, sex.

o Identification Marks.

o Address, date & time of admission, registration no.

o Ward No., Treating unit, Nature of injury, diagnosis.

??Dissemination of the data to higher authorities a

??Media briefing, press notes

??Analysis and application of data

?? Inter-departmental coordination

??Reporting to be done as per pre-determined uniform formats.

SIGN BOARDS Signboards should be prepared and placed at appropriate sites in the hospital

campus to direct the flow of patients and vehicles, particularly at the entry

points. Signboards need to be prepared to indicate evacuation routes in the

hospital for internal emergencies.

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ARRIVAL AND TRIAGE Patients may arrive at the casualty by means of, ambulances and private

vehicles. Many patients may already have been classified and stabilized at the

emergency site and come with clinical notes and identifications. Triage upon

arrival makes it possible to review the severity of the condition. Triage is the

process by which victims are sorted according to severity of injury. Immediate

attention will have to be paid to the patients who are serious and can be

saved.

The goal of triage is:

??To select those patients in greatest need of medical attention

??To ensure that patients present for treatment only to the appropriate

forewarned medical specialty as a means of conserving limited

personnel and supply resources.

The Casualty Medical Officer on duty should do triage primarily and once the

patients are transferred to specialty departments, they should be re-triaged by

the senior consultants from that specialty. The area of triage upon arrival at

the hospital should be the only point of entry for victims of mass casualty. The

best triage classification is also the simplest:

??Lightly injured - Green colored flash card or green ribbon

Lightly injured patients are not disabled and require minimum

treatment.

??Seriously injured - Orange colored flash card or orange ribbon

Seriously injured patients require definitive care but are not urgent

need of treatment

??Critically injured - Red colored flash card or red ribbon

Critically injured patients required rapid, life saving care.

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??Brought dead - White colored flash card or white ribbon

The usage of triage colored flash cards or colored ribbons to classify and

identify, whatever the model, will be standardized whenever possible.

IDENTIFICATION AND REGISTRATION

The Medical Record Department has design in advance the documents

for identification and registration of the patients who are admitted. Forms for

recording data, identification cards and cards for triage should be available.

Green, Orange, Red and white flash identification and triage classification

cards are standardized for this purpose. The combination of the identification

and triage cards is a better option. Registration forms are designed in a way

that it collects the required information with out much delay in the admission

process.

REFFERAL PROCESS

The CMO on duty, after documentation, directs the patients to different

specialty departments for treatment as per the need. Adult patients with

injuries should be sent to emergency ward No. 4, situated close to casualty,

on the ground floor of main hospital building. In this ward, lecturers and

resident doctors from the emergency units on call on that day will asses the

patients, re-triaged them. On arrival resuscitation measures are carried out

and details should be entered in the indoor case papers. Concerned unit

heads are informed immediately. Those adult patients who need medical line

of treatment should also send to ward 4 and examined by residents and

lecturer from medicine department. After examination, if required, they should

be sent to medical wards for admission. No patients should be kept for

observation in ward 4 on OPD basis.

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Pediatric age group patients should be sent to pediatric departments with

hospital attendants with due care.

ACCOMODATION

During any disaster, it is likely to get large number of patients in a

short interval of time. In order to accommodate them, we have a plan for

immediate expansion of indoor facilities at a short notice.

??Expansion of indoor space by utilizing all available space in ward 4

and adjacent area like verandah on the both sides of ward 4. In this we

can accommodate 30 beds in ward 4.

??A ward has been ear marked for expansion of emergency bed strength

in such situations where we need more than 30 emergency beds on

second floor of main hospital building, adjacent to MICU. In this we

can admit 28 more cases.

??Discharge those indoor patients who can be discharge

??Transfer some indoor cases, already admitted before, to some other

wards

??Restrict admission to only critically ill patients

??For pediatric cases, 60 on pediatric medicine and 20 on pediatric

surgery side can be accommodated. Additional beds space is created

in the adjacent Child Welfare Center if need arises.

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Accommodation for Staff

Those medical personnel, deputed from outside for medical relief work

are be provided accommodation at the old hostel, guest house located in the

building No. 5.

Those lecturers, who are not having campus accommodation, are to be

given accommodation/duty rooms in the ‘300 residential quarters, BMS

quarters and above the CWC. Wardens are informed for this.

Matron will make arrangements for accommodation for the nurses

coming from outside in the nurses hostels and girls hostel.

EQUIPMENTS AND MEDICAL/SURGICAL STORES

Adequate buffer stock of essential emergency medicines and surgical

items like intravenous fluids, dressing materials, splints, suture material,

oxygen cylinders, suction apparatus etc is stocked in emergency ward with a

preparation of comprehensive list and a regular check is kept on this by duty

RMO on daily basis (list attached).

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FLOOR PLAN OF EMERGENCY WARD & CASUALTY (GROUND FLOOR, Main Building)

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MANPOWER MANAGEMENT

Duties of the Emergency Staff

Telephone operator ?? Separate hotline for incoming disaster related calls, minimum ten lines,

available on our telephone board .

??On receiving information of disaster, immediately alert the CMO on

duty.

??Keep himself available for other important communication to other staff

required

?? Important telephone no. of emergency staff is kept ready with the

operator.

??Give priority to calls related to disaster management. Do not keep the

telephone busy for other work

??Reply politely to out queries regarding the disaster

Casualty Medical Officer on duty On receiving information of disaster from operator

??Enquire about the nature and magnitude of the emergency,

??The location, time, possible number of casualties

??Approximate time of arrival of patients.

?? Inform RMO on duty/ Senior RMO/Superintendent

?? Inform the on duty lecturers and residents stationed in ward 4.

On arrival of patients

??Receive the disaster patients

??Registration and identification of the patients

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??Do primary triage and attach appropriate triage documents.

??Refer to respective specialty with adequate for the transport

RMO on duty ??On receiving information of disaster he/she should visit CMO office

immediately

??Should cross check with the informing authority and try to find out other

details regarding the emergency situation

?? Inform medical superintendent and dean

??Mobilize for transport equipments like wheel chairs, trolleys

??Call additional CMO if there are large number of victims

??Help the CMOs in the process of documentation and admission.

??Should also alert other emergency departments like Radiology, Clinical

Laboratories, Matron, Pharmacist, Supervisor of lift services, Class four

supervisor and the Sanitary Inspector so that adequate man power is

available like X-ray technicians, lab technicians, nurses, lift operators,

ward attendants and sweepers

?? Inform pharmacist to ensure adequate supplies

??The RMO on duty should also inform the senior RMO.

Senior RMO ??He should immediately commissioned the Control room in RMO duty

room

?? Inform the superintended of the hospital

?? Inform the Dean

?? Inform all Heads of the departments of other departments

?? Inform blood bank officer on duty

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??Follow the instructions of the superiors

Resident doctors From Medicine, Surgery, Orthopedics, Pediatrics

??Receive patients

?? Inform lecturer on call

?? Inform unit head

??Triaged the patients

??Classify the patients as per the need of treatment

??Resuscitates the patients

??Enter findings in clinical notes

Emergency Lecturers on duty

From Medicine, Surgery, Orthopedics, Pediatrics ?? Inform the unit head and head of the department

??Call additional resident doctors for help

??Call additional lecturer for help if needed

??Provide organized patient care

??Triaged the patients

??Resuscitates the patients

??Classify the patients as per the need of treatment

??Check the clinical findings/ notes of the residents

??Enter your findings in clinical notes

??Check the treatment given

??Give your suggestions/treatment on priority basis

??Suggest required minimum investigations

??Do not leave the duty area until relieved by other lecturer

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From Radiology, Pathology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Blood

bank) ??On receiving information of disaster report to the place of work

?? Informed other staff present about the disaster situation

??Call additional staff members and technicians if required

??Check for the supplies like chemicals, x ray plates, and blood bottles.

??Give utmost priority to disaster victims and their investigations.

??Send investigation report as early as possible

?? Inform head of department of yours

??Do not leave the duty area until relieved by other lecturer

Sister in charge/ Staff on duty ??Make necessary entries in the register

??Keep a list of patients admit ready

?? Inform Matron/ Night Super

??Call for additional nursing staff if required

??Provide necessary patient care

??Make available necessary items for patient care

??Try to make emergency indent from stores

??Not to relieve staff unless sufficient alternate arrangement made

Matron/Asst. Matron/ Night-Super ??Mobilize additional nursing staff to casualty

??Depute one senior sister to assist the nursing staff

??Arrange for additional linen, diet, milk for pediatric cases for patients

?? Inform kitchen for additional supply

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Sanitary Inspector ??Mobilize Sanitary Squad

??Mobilize Sweepers for Emergency ward.

??Mobilize sweepers to carry dead bodies to mortuary

??Keep casualty and ward 4 clean.

Class IV Supervisor/ Mukadam ??Provide additional ward attendants to emergency ward

??To provide additional dressers, call boys.

In-charge of Ambulances

??Call all ambulance drivers and ambulance attendants staying in

campus

??Arrange duties of additional drivers and ambulance attendants

??Check the ambulances for stretchers, O2 cylinders etc.

Lift Supervisor ??Arrange for additional liftmen

??Arrange their duties

??Start additional lifts

??Put indicators, directions stating which lifts are working.

Medical Superintendent

??Over all in charge for disaster management

??Coordinate patient care activities

??Coordinate administrative activities of CMOs and RMOs.

??Establish communications with other peripheral hospitals like St.

George, G.T.

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??Prepare press notes

??Delegate duties of Public Relation to Medical Social Workers by

rotation.

?? Instruct medical and surgical stores for supplies

?? If required local purchase

??Release of office orders for free treatment and investigations of the

injured

??Display the names of injured persons and in which ward admitted

Medical Social Workers ??Establish the information counter near the entrance of main building

round the clock by rotation.

??Keep a list of patients admitted in various wards

??Keep list of patients who were brought dead

??Keep a list of patients who are discharged

??Try to contact the relatives of the victims

??Try to solves social problems of the victims

??Make arrangements to look after the children’s accompanying the

victims.

??Provide food, milk, to these children

??Get in touch with NGOs for this

Head of Preventive and Social department

??Activate Epidemic cell/ control room in staff room near Dean’s office

??Depute associate Professor for this duty

??Depute additional inters if required

??Collect required epidemic data and submit to appropriate authorities

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Blood bank

??Call additional staff on duty.

??Keep adequate blood units in stock

??Get additional blood stock from other blood banks

??Arrange for donation camps with the help of NGOs

Forensic department

??Arrangements for carrying out postmortems

??Arrange duties of all staff members round the clock

??Provide Embalming and cold storage facilities.

Contribution of Para clinical and Non-clinical departments

??Depute some staff to clinical departments for additional help.

Emergency arrangements for mass Casualties

Personnel

??On duty doctors, nurses, technicians, attendants and other staff on

emergency duty should not leave the place of duty unless relief staff

arrives for next duty.

Material

??Emergency medicines and surgical items required for treating 50

emergency cases kept in readiness in separate specially labeled

storage cupboards in emergency ward.

??Keys of these cupboard should be available with on duty sister or

staff

??No items from these cupboards should be used for routine cases

??These items should be checked periodically for expiry dates

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??Those with expiry in near future should be replaced with fresh stock

??List of these should be prepared and available with sister of ward 4

??Sufficient X-ray films should be available with radiology department

Space Expansion

??First 30 cases to be accommodated in the emergency ward No.4

??Other cases admitted in ward 4, who are less critical should either

be discharge or shifted to the wards attached to the treating units

??Additional 30 cases, if come, to be shifted to the vacant ward

earmarked for this purpose, on second floor of main hospital

building, opposite MICU.

??Those patients from regular wards, who can be discharged, should

discharge to create additional space.

??Well settled, previously admitted patients, should be kept together

in one ward, irrespective of units, and keep the disaster victims in

the remaining vacant wards.

??For further expansion, if need arise, surgical ward No. 18 and

medicine ward No. 8 can be commissioned.

Initiations

??Emergency control room starts functioning

??The list of staff members required for emergency duty with contact

Nos. is made available in the control room

??All operation theaters are alerted and OT staffs and OT attendants

are called for duty.

??AC operators of AC plants for OT are instructed for continuous

working of AC plant

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??Emergency staff members, who are on leave, should be call back,

canceling their leave.

??No leave to be granted during this period unless it is must

??Routine OPD services will be maintained with help from staff

deputed from para and non-clinical departments

??Admission will be restricted to emergency cases

??HODs are requested to draw out detailed plan of duties to be

assigned to staff members to look after casualty services,

emergency services, indoor services and ICUs.

??The duty list should be prepared by HOD and a copy to be sent to

Dean, Superintended, Control room, duty RMO, duty CMO,

Telephone operator

??Superintendent should prepare emergency duty list of RMOs and

CMOs.

??RMOs and Superintended should take regular rounds of casualties

and emergency ward

??HODs of clinical departments should arrange for round the clock

duties of the staff members

??HODs and unit heads should take regular rounds of wards

?? Information counter should be set up near superintendents office and

managed by medical social workers

Training for hospital staff ??Regular Training to be given to the staff members at the

department as well as at the institution level

Disaster Mock Drills Disaster drills to be carried out to check the preparedness of the plan

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LIST OF ITEMS AND EQUIPMENTS KEPT AT EMERGENCY WARD-4 FOR

MANAGING DISASTERS FOR 50 CRITICAL VICTIMS OF MASS CASUALTY

Sr. Item Qty. 1 Patients Trolleys, well designed for rapid transport 10 2 Portable Oxygen cylinders 20 3 Twin flow meters 20 4 Endo tracheal tubes all sizes 10 each size 5 Airways all sizes 10 each size 6 Laryngoscopes, set of four blades,infant straight type 20 7 fiber optic laryngoscopes 02 8 Tracheostomy tubes,7-9.5 sizes 10 each size 9 Tracheostomy sets of instruments 10 10 Ambo bags, adults, pediatric sizes 20 11 Ventilators 06 12 Ventilator tubings 20 13 Catheter mount 20 14 Thermovent 10 15 Cavafix- central line 25 16 Jelco- all sizes 50 17 Venflow- size 18-24 100 18 IV sets-Standard 100 19 Blood sets 100 20 Micro sets 50 21 Ryles tubes- sizes 16-20 20 each 22 Foleys Catheters -sizes 12-20 20 each 23 Intercostal drains –sizes 28-30 10 each 24 ICD bottles/bags 50 25 Urine bags 50 26 Sterile gloves sizes 6.5-7.5 1000 each 27 Suction catheters 50 28 Suction apparatuses 06 29 Cardiac monitors with defibrillators 02 30 Multy parameter monitors 06 31 Syringe infusion pumps 06 32 Fiber optic laryngoscope 01 33 Venty masks 10 34 Nasal prongs 06 35 Patients fluid warmers 04 36 Transport ventilators 04 37 Pressure transducers 04 38 IV stands 20 39 Resuscitation bags, Lacradel type- all size masks 10 40 ECG machine 01 41 Mobile X-ray unit 01 42 Cricothyrotomy sets 02 43 Venesection sets 10 44 Bedside lamps 10 45 Breathing circuits -Bain-Jackson Rees 20

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ACTIVATION PLAN

DEPARTMENT HEADS

UNIT HEADS

LECTURER ON CALL

EMERGENCY DUTY RESIDENTSIN WARD 4

DEAN

MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT

SENIOR RMO

RMO ON DUTY

MATRON

ASSISTANT MATRON

NIGHT SUPER

SISTER IN CHARGESTAFF IN WARD 4

CMO ON DUTY

Telephone operator

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FLOW OF PATIENTS DURING DISASTER / MASS CASUALTY

Ortho. Wards No. 13 & 14

Surgical Wards No. 6, 11, 17, 18 & 19

CASUALTY No. 3 (J.J.H)

Pediatric Patients Adult Patients

Pediatric Surgery Ward- - 41

Pediatric Medicine Ward —37, 38, 39

Emergency Ward Ward —4

Medical Cases Surgical Cases Orthopedic Cases

Surgical OT Surgical C.C.U. Ortho. OT M.I.C.U. No. 42

Medical Wards No. 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10

Neurosurgery No. 24 & 25

C.V.T.S. No. 21

E.N.T. No. 15

Plastic Surgery No. 35 & 36

Urology No. 11 & 16

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ANNEXURE: DEPARTMENTAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN GENERAL SURGERY

LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATION

Total No. Of beds: 203 No. Of Wards:- 10 (Nos. 4, 6A, 11A,11B, 17A,17 B, 18 A,18 B, 19 A, 19 B ) Situation of Wards:_ Main building of Sir J. J. group of hospitals No. Of operation theaters: Four, Main, emergency, minor and septic OTs. No. of working operation suits/ tables available for routine emergency work: Three , One emergency OT table, one minor OT table and one septic OT table How many additional working operation suits/ tables can be commissioned at short notice to tackle disaster or mass casualty: Two more OT tables in Main OT tables Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster Capacity to create additional beds to accommodate disaster victims:- 50 beds Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster victims: 25 beds 2nd floor of main building in front of MICU, 25 in ward 17, 3rd floor of main building

MANPOWER Teaching:

1. Professors:- 3 2. Associate Professors 6 3. Lecturers 7 4. Residents, JR I, II, III, JR I-11, JR II-14, JR III- 13. Total- 38

Non teaching:__ 3, Class III :_____ 1 Class IV :

1. Attendants:_____1 2. Sweepers:______ 1

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ADDITIONAL STAFF REQUIRED TO MANAGE DISASTER From other departments(like Non-clinical-Anatomy, Physiology,)to run OPD services. Assoc. Professor:- Six Lecturers :- Six

NAMES, CONTACT NOS. AND ADDRESS OF THE ALL STAFF MEMBERS Sr.No.

Name Designation

Contact No. Mobile

Residential No

Residential Address

1 Dr. B. M. Subnis Professor & Head

9869057209 23646332 Avanti, 13 Narayan Dabholkar Rd,Mumbai- 400006

2 Dr. M. J. Algotar Professor 9892039460 23770178 Bldg.No1,Block.No 4, J.J.Hospital, Mumbai 400008

3 Dr. M. B. Tayade Professor 9821043678 23750413 Bldg.No2Block.No 11, J.J.Hospital, Mumbai 400008

7 Dr Girish Bakshi Asso. Professor

9820218198 27545685 Devneeti, Plot61, Sect7, Koper Khairane, 400709

8 Dr. Ashok Borisa Lecturer 9820026458 2454745 1, Shivvihar CHS, Pendsenagar, Dombivali-E, 421201

9 Dr. Pravin Tungewar

Lecturer 9324602530 601,Happy Home,Plot3,sect48, Nerul,400706

10 Dr Aftab Shaikh Lecturer 9819759659 22, Doctor’s hostel, St. George hospital Fort

MATERIAL

List of existing, in use, equipments for managing disaster, give information in following format LIST OF ITEMS AND EQUIPMENTS FOR MANAGING DISASTERS FOR 50 CRITICAL

VICTIMS OF MASS CASUALTY Sr. Item Qty. 1 Patients Trolleys, well designed for rapid transport 10 2 Portable Oxygen cylinders 20 3 Twin flow meters 20 4 Endo tracheal tubes all sizes 10 each size 5 Airways all sizes 10 each size 6 Laryngoscopes, set of four blades,infant straight type 20 7 fiber optic laryngoscopes 02 8 Tracheostomy tubes,7-9.5 sizes 10 each size 9 Tracheostomy sets of instruments 10 10 Ambo bags, adults, pediatric sizes 20

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11 Ventilators 06 12 Ventilator tubings 20 13 Catheter mount 20 14 Thermovent 10 15 Cavafix- central line 25 16 Jelco- all sizes 50 17 Venflow- size 18-24 100 18 IV sets-Standard 100 19 Blood sets 100 20 Micro sets 50 21 Ryles tubes- sizes 16-20 20 each 22 Foleys Catheters -sizes 12-20 20 each 23 Intercostal drains –sizes 28-30 10 each 24 ICD bottles/bags 50 25 Urine bags 50 26 Sterile gloves sizes 6.5-7.5 1000 each 27 Suction catheters 50 28 Suction apparatuses 06 29 Cardiac monitors with defibrillators 02 30 Multy parameter monitors 06 31 Syringe infusion pumps 06 32 Fiber optic laryngoscope 01 33 Venty masks 10 34 Nasal prongs 06 35 Patients fluid warmers 04 36 Transport ventilators 04 37 Pressure transducers 04 38 IV stands 20 39 Resuscitation bags, Lacradel type- all size masks 10 40 ECG machine 01 41 Mobile X-ray unit 01 42 Cricothyrotomy sets 02 43 Venesection sets 10 44 Bedside lamps 10 45 Breathing circuits -Bain-Jackson Rees 20

DEPARTMENTAL PLAN TO MANAGE THE DISASTER Nodal officer who can co-ordinates the departmental disaster management plan Name:- Dr. M. J. Algotar Designation:- Professor Contact No:- 9892039460, Res. 23770178 Address :- Building No.1, Block No. 4, J J Hospital, Campus, Mumbai 400008.

DETAILED DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVATION PLAN TO MANAGE DISASTER As soon as the information of any disaster or mass casualty received from the hospital authority the surgical lecturer on emergency duty posted in emergency ward No.4, will inform unit head

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and Dr. M. J. Algotar, Professor of surgery and nodal officer for surgery department in such situations. Unit head will rush to the emergency ward and take the stalk of the situation with the nodal officer. Department head will be informed by Dr. M. J. Algotar. He will also call the additional surgical residents, lecturer and other senior staff members from other units for help, if the need arise, to tackle the initial phase of mass casualty. Measures will be taken to expand the existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during the disaster as mentioned above. Additional operating suits will be commissioned and emergency operations will be carried out. Two, adjacent surgical units will be combined and will work as a single unit during such situations, e.g. 17a and 17b units will work as one unit.

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ORTHOPAEDICS

LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATION: 2nd Floor, Ortho.Dept. Total No. of beds: 120. No. of Wards: Two Wards (Ward No.13 & 14) Situation of Wards: On Second Floor, Main Building. No. of Operation Theaters. No. of Working operation suits/tables available for routine emergency work.: 2 TWO How many additional working operation suits/tables can be commissio ned at short notice to tackle disaster or mass casualty.: 2 TWO Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster Capacity to create additional beds to accommodate disaster victims.: NO PLACE. Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster victims.: NO PLACE FOR ADDITIONAL BEDS . ALREADY OVERLOADED PTs. IN WD 13 & 14.

MANPOWER Teaching 1. Professor : One 2. Associate professor : One 3. Lecturers : Four 4. Residents : JR-I 7 Post JR-II 7 Post JR-III 7 Post Non Teaching: Class III : 1. Senior Clerk : One 2. Lab. Technician : One 3. Medical Social Worker : One 4. Photographer : One

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Class IV : 1. Attendants : Two 2. Sweepers : One

NAMES, CONTACT NOS. AND A DDRESS OF THE ALL STAFF MEMBERS Sr.No. Name Designation Contact No. Address

1. Dr. A. S.

Chandanwale Prof. & Head 23735555/

Ext. 2262 C/O Dr.Ramesh Rao. Flat No.8. Plot No.60 Swami Samarth Apartm Tarun Bharat Society Chakala Andhari (E) Mumbai-400 099.

2. Dr. S. A. Jagtap Assoc. Prof. 9869211923 3/20Trimurti Bld.,4th Floor,Sir J.J.Hospital, Mumbai.

3. Dr. Sunil Bhosale Lecturer 9819961634 Flat no.4, 4th floor, Alandi Appts., Parel Village, Parel, Mumabi-12

4. Dr. Sachin Jadhav Lecturer 9820142504 Flat no.4, 4th floor, Alandi Appts., Parel Village, Parel, Mum-12

5. Dr. Shashikant Nawale

Lecturer 9820187749 E-16/18, Marol Police Campus, Marol Maroshi Road, Andheri-E, Mumbai-59

6. Dr. Neetin Mahajan Lecturer 9869029690 Flat no.4, 4th floor, Alandi Appts., Parel Village, Parel, Mumabi-12

7. Mrs.Uma Nerurkar Lab Technician 24378663 4,Krishnakamal Mogal Lane, Mahim, Mumbai-400 016.

MATERIAL

List of equipments required for managing disaster, give information in following format. Sr. No. Name of the equipment No. Existing No. Require 1. O.T. Table 2 2 2. Cautry Accesarry 6 4 3. Suction Machine 5 1 4. “C” Arm 2 1 5 X-ray Machine 1 1 6. Anaesthesia Machine 4 2 7. Pulse OX 2 2 8. Defigaurd 2 1 9. High Speed Sterlizer 1 2

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10. Jelco 500 500 11. Bivalve 500 500 12, Blood Set 200 200 13. Micro Set 200 200 14. I.V Normal Salin 300 500 15. I.V. Ringer lacted 200 300 16. I.V. D.N.S. 150 250

DEPARTMENTAL PLAN TO MANAGE THE DISASTER Name : Dr. S. A. Jagatp Designation : Associate Professor Contact No : 9869211923 Address : 3/20, Trimurti Building,4th Floor, Sir J.J. Gr. Of Hospitals, Mumbai-400 008.

DETAILED DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVATION PLAN TO MANAGE DISASTER We will merge all the Teaching Staff & Resident of Orthopaedic Department in one unit in J.J.Hospital. We will form a three team’s .Each Team will have Professor/Associate Professor / Lecturer+ Seven Residents to work , Team 1;Emergency Department-will handle all Orthopaedics Emergencies Team 2;OrthopaedicWard- will give perioperative patient care Team 3; Emergency Operation Theatre.- will deal with emergency life saving, limb saving, Fracture stabilization surgeries.

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NEUROSURGERY

LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATION: No. of Wards; Two, Ward 25(male with 30 beds), Ward 24 (female with 15 beds) Situation of Wards: 4th floor, Main building, North block. No. of operation theatres; one with three operating rooms(one main, one side and one emergency) No. of working operation suits/ tables available for routine emergency work; Two How many additional working operation suits/tables can be commissioned at short notice to tackle disaster or mass casualty; one Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster; Nine Location of the space earmarked for creating additional bed to accommodate disaster victims; Ward 25- 6, ward 24- 3.

MAN POWER Teaching Professor 1 Associate professor 1 Lecturers 3 Residents 3 Non teaching 1. Social worker 1 2. Nursing Staff 32( ward 25- 2 sisters and 3. Ward boy and servants 20

NAMES, CONTACT NO. AND ADDRESSES OF THE ALL STAFF MEMBERS Sr No. Name Designation Contact no. Address 1 D A Palande Professor and HOD 9821671230/

26054361 Flat no.31,Girnar Bldg.Chapel lane santacruz(W)

2 Vernon Velho Asso. Professor 9869089669/ 23732917

Flat no. 19, Panchsheel bldg. JJH campus

3 Rahul Mally Lecture 9892286861 Flat no. 2, Panchsheel bldg. JJH campus

4 Pranav Ghodgaonkar Lecturer 9819757327 Room No 640, 300 resident Quarters, JJH campus.

MATERIAL

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List of existing and required equipments for managing disaster Sr No Name of equipment Existing No. Required No. 1 Ventilators 3 3 2 Monitors 0 6 3 High power suction 6 6 4 ICU Beds 12 9 5 Crash cart trolley 4 2

DEPARTMENTAL PLAN TO MANAGE THE DISASTER Nodal officer who co ordinates the departmental disaster management plan The intimation of disaster should be given to the Associate professor who is residing in the campus who will act as Nodal officer. In his absence the HOD may be contacted. Name ; Dr Velho Vernon Designation; Associate professor Contact number; 9869089669/23732917 Address : flat no.19, Panchsheel bldg., JJH campus

DETAILED DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVATION PLAN TO MANAGE DISASTER As soon as intimation is received by the nodal officer he will immediately inform the head of the department. Nodal officer on the campus will immediately intimate the lecturers and resident doctors about the disaster and direct them to attend the cases as and when they reach the hospital. He will himself will assess the situation and inform the HOD about the factual position and obtain further directions. The HOD will reach the hospital as soon as possible and take charge of the situation. The lecturers along with the resident doctors will assess the patients and manage them according to the condition. Team of one lecturer and resident will go to the casualty ward to assist board specialty team and also to identify patients requiring neurosurgical management and shift them to operation theatre/ ward/Critical care unit as situation demands. Second team consisting of one lecturer and resident will handle patients who need observation in neurosurgical ward. They will also look after ventilator management of conservatively treated and post operative patients. Third team of one lecturer and resident will operate as per triage. However if situation demands second team in ward will also operate on patients. The associate professor will supervise and help the teams whenever required under guidance and overall supervision of HOD.

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ANESTHESIOLOGY

LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATION No. of operation theaters : 13 including CT scan, ECTs

MANPOWER Teaching Staff : Professor HOD – 1 Professor -1 Associate Professor - 7 Associate Professor CCU -2 (1 Vacant) Lecturer - 13 Exist – 9 Vacant – 4 JR1 – 22 JR2 – 11 JR3 – 11 CCU – SR1 – 3 CCU – JR3 – 3 Non Teaching Class III – Clerk 1 Class IV – Attendant – 1 Sweeper - 1

ADDITIONAL STAFF REQUIRED TO MANAGE DISASTER Professor of Anesthesia – 1 Associate Professor – 1 Lecturers – 3 JR3 – 6 JR2 – 3

NAME, CONTACT NOS. A ND ADDRESS OF THE ALL STAFF MEMBERS Sr. No.

Name Designation Contact No. Address

1 Dr. G.S. Sarate Professor & HOD (M) 9892995737 (R) 23771761

Bldg 2/5 J.J. Hospital Campus Mumbai -8.

2. Dr. S.L. Khond Professor (M) 9820892336 (R) 23720384

Bldg, No.1, Block-3 J.J. Hospital Campus Mumbai – 8.

3. Dr. J.A. Solanki Associate Professor

(M) 9820757441 (R) 23775174

Bldg No 2/9, 4th floor, doctor quarters J.J.

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(reappointed) Hospital Mumbai -8 4. Dr. K.D. Harnagle Associate

Professor (reappointed)

(M) 9820419053 (R) 2375074

2/4, J.J. Hospital Campus Mumbai -8

5. Dr. B.D. Kondwilkar Associate Professor

(M) 9892475829 (R) 23721511

7/22, Buld. Bhakti, J.J. Hospital Campus, Mumbai – 8

6. Dr. L. P. Sawant Associate Professor

(M) 9869014066 (R) 24124412

Prathmesh Tower, 503/B wing, Mmgs. Marg, Dadar (E).

7. Dr. B.N. Shah Associate Professor

(M) 9820235615 (R) 23887082

65, Vijay Chembar, 6th Floor, Tribhuvan Buld., Mumbai – 4

8. Dr. V.R. Badole Associate Professor

(M) 9869624637 (R) 23704710

3/30, Ctrl. Railway officer Qtrs., Mazgoan.

9. Dr. V.N. Gadre Associate Professor

(M) 9821326579 (R) 22821658

Plot – 1001, Nilambari Kuprej telephone exchange, Mumbai - 21

10. Dr. S.M. Kolle Lecturer (R) 25035121 Sofia villa, Plot – 10, Bail bazaar, Kale marg, Kurla (w)

CCU (Department of Anaesthesia) 1. Dr. (Miss) C.B.

Upasani Professor (M) 9820400721 Dhanwantari Buld No.1

Plot – 2, J.J. Hospital Campus, Mumbai – 8

2. Dr. Arti Ghorpade Associate Professor

(M) 9821065029 Swastik 32, 7th floor, J.J. Hospital Campus, Mumbai – 8.

3. Dr. V.N. Gawande (Mohad)

Associate Professor

(M) 9820610428 (R) 23753459

Swastik 4/31, J.J. Hospital Campus, Mumbai – 8

4. Dr. Smruti Shewale Associate Professor

MATERIAL

List of equipments required for managing disaster, give information in following format Sr. No. Name of the equipment No. Existing No. Require 1. Anesthesia Machine with vaporizers

(selerea type) - 3

2. Multi parameter monitors - 3 3. Defibrillator - 3 4. Pulse ox - 3 To manage the patients in the postoperative period a 10 bedded CCU would be required. This will be a well equipped multidisplinary unit where thorough postoperative care will be rendered to patients belonging to all specialties this will need additional man power and equipment as under, Manpower for postoperative CCU Sr. No.

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1. Professor of Anesthesia 1 2. Associate Professor 2 3. Lecturers in Anesthesia 3 4. JR3 6 5. Nursing Staff 6. Attendants 6 7. Sweepers 6 8. Lab Technicians 4 9. Dressers 4 10. Physiotherapists 4 Equipments for postoperative CCU Sr. No. 1. Critical Care – CCU Ventilators 10 2. Multiparamonitors 10 3. Defibrillators 2 4. X-ray unit 1 5. USG Machine 1 6. ABG Analyser 1 7. CCU beds (Unit of bed railings

I/V stands, wheelers) 10

8. Patient shifting trolleys (Unit of O2 Cylinder bull nose type)

2

9. Arterial pressure transducers 10 10. Patient – warmers 3 List of Medicine, dressing material, suture material, IV fluids, IV set, etc requirement For managing 100 admissions as mass casualty. Sr. No. Name of Drug Quantity 1. Adrenaline 100 2. Atropine 200 3. Dopamine 100 4. Dobutamine 50 5. Sodabicarbonate 200 6. Potassium chloride 100 7. Aminophylline 100 8. Hydrocortisone 100 9. Dexamethasone 100 10. Esmolol 10-15 11. Atenolol 10-15 12. Nifedipine 10-15 13. Ketamine 100 14. Propofol 100ml / 50 ml / 20 ml

= 100 15. Thiopentone 100 16. Succinylcholine 100 17. Norcurone 200 18. Atracurium 200 19. Neostigmine 500 20. Glycopyrrolate 100

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21. Isoflurane 2 22. Halothane 2 23. Lasix 100 24. Mannitol 100 25. Pethidine 50 26. Phenergan 50 Sr. No. I.V. Fluids Quantity 1. 5 % Dextrose 200 2. Dextrose Saline 200 3. Ringer Lactate 200 4. Hemaccel 150 5. Hetastarch 150 Sr. No. Quantity 1. Jelco No. 20,18,16,14 200 (each) 2. I/V sets 200 3. Blood sets 200 4. Bivalves 200 5. Cavafix 200 6. Folley’s Catheter 100 7. Urosac bag 100

DEPARTMENTAL PLAN TO MANAGE THE DISASTER Nodal Officer who can co-ordinates the departmental disaster management plan Name : Dr. G.S. Sarate Designation : Professor and HOD Anesthesiology Contact No. : (M) 9892995737 (R) 23771761 Address : Bldg 2/5 J.J. Hospital Campus

Mumbai -8.

DEPARTMENT ACTIVATION PLAN TO MANAGE THE DISASTER The first call for disaster will be received by lecturer on call. He/She will alert HOD anesthesia and associate professor on call. The HOD anesthesia will mobilise the required team of anesthesiologists. This will include the lecturers, associate professors, and chief residents staying in the campus. Those staying outside will also be immediately alerted and call for duty. Those who have availed leave will be called back immediately by canceling their leave. Subsequently depending on the situation the HOD and professor will put up the rotational duties for associate professor, lecturers and residents anesthesiologists for round the clock services. The AP and lecturer on call for the particular day will co-ordinate with professor and HOD, residents and other departments for smooth working of OTs.

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PAEDIATRICS


?? Total No. of beds: 110 ?? No. of wards 05 ?? Situation of wards: Ward No.37,38,39,40,30B,

B.J.Building, J.J. Group of Hospital Campus Byculla, Mumbai-400 008. ?? No. of working operation suits/ tables available for routine emergency work: NA

?? How many additional working operation suits/ tables can be commissioned at short notice to

tackle disaster or mass casualty: Not applicable .

?? Capacity to expand exiting indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster -

Yes

?? Capacity to create additional beds to accommodate disaster victims: 50

?? Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster

victims: I.P.C.U and Ward No.40.

MANPOWER

Teaching: 1. Professors : 03 (Full time -2, Honorary -1) 2. Associate Professor : 01 3. Lecturers : 03 4. Residents: : JR III II I

03 06 09

Non teaching: : 02 Social Worker - 1 : Stenographer - 1 Class IV 1. Attendants : 12 2. Sweepers : 10 Additional staff required to manage disaster category-wise: Yes Nursing staff : 10 Attendant : 08 Sweeper : 08

NAMES CONTACT NO.S AND ADDRESS OF THE ALL STAFF MEMBERS:

Name Designation Contact No. Unit- I : Monday / Thursday - Ward No.39 Extn. 2239 I/c Dr. A.D.Rathod Prof. & Head 9820282216 Bldg. No.1/15,

J.J.Hospital Campus Dr. M.A. Sheikh Asso.Prof. 9422101486 C.W.C.Building,

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J.J.Hospital Campus Dr.Ganesh Lecturer 9821523736 R.No.4, C.W.C. Bldg.

J.J.Hospital Campus Unit - II : Wednesday /Saturday Ward No.38 Extn. 2237 Dr. Meena Malkani Hon.Prof. 9821221865 Dr.Santosh Valvi Lect. 9819745549 C.W.C.Bldg. R.No. 5

J.J.Hospital Campus Unit - III : Tuesday /Friday Ward No.37 Extn. 2237 Dr.S.S.Khadse Professor 9869365762 R.M.O.Quarters, Near

Central Canteen, J.J.Hospital Campus

Dr.Rekha Somshekharan

Lecturer 9323974404 Bldg. No.3, J.J.Hospital Campus

MATERIAL List of existing in use equipments for managing disaster, give information in following format:

Sr.No.

Name of equipments No. existing No. require d

1. Ventilators 4 2 2. ABG Machine -- 1 3. Portable USG machine single probe -- 1 4. Mobile x-ray machine -- 1 5. Multi parameter monitors 6 2 6. Pulse Oximeters 6 4 7. Infusion pumps - syringe 9 6 8. Infusion pumps- drop 9 6 9. FiO2 meter 1 2 10 Glucometer 2 4 11 Oxygen cylinders 14 12 12 Oxygen flow meter 14 12 13 Suction machine 08 06 14 Wheel chair 06 06 15 Thermometer electronic -- 06 16 Stethoscope Pediatric -- 12

List of Medicine, dressing material, suture material, IV fluids, IV sets etc. requirement for managing 100 admissions as mass casualty: Sr.No.

Generic name Board specifications like strength of the drug, Nature of suture, No, size etc.

Qty. required

I 1

INTRAVENOUS FLUIDS DNS

500 bottles

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2 Ringer lactate 500 bottles 3 Isolyte P 500 bottles 4 Normal saline 500 bottles 5 5% Dextrose 500 bottles 6 Dextran 300 bottles 7 Hetastarch 300 bottles 8 Haemexels 300 bottles II EMERGEYCY DRUGS 1 Inj. Adrenalin 200 Ampoules 2 Inj. Dopamin 200 ampoules 3 Inj. Dobutamin 200 ampoules 4 Inj. Lignocaine 50 vials 5 Inj. Digoxine 50 ampoules 6 Inj. Atropin 200 ampoules 7 Inj. Lasix 200 ampoules 8 Inj. Sodabicarbonate 200 ampoules 9 Inj. 25% Dextrose 200 ampoules 10 Inj. Mannitol 100 bottles 11 Inj. Hydrocortisone 200 vials 12 Inj. Dexamethasone 200 vials 13 Inj. C.P.M. 50 ampoules 14 Inj. Diazepam 25 ampoules 15 Inj. Midazolan 25 ampoules 16 Inj. Phenobarbiton 25 ampoules 17 Inj. Phenytoin 25 ampoules 18 Inj. Propofol 20 ampoules 19 Inj. Vancouranium 20 ampoules 20 Inj. Calcium Gluconate 200 ampoules III ANTIMICROBIALS 1. Inj. Ampicilin 500 vials 2. Inj. Gentamycin 500 vials 3. Inj. Metrogyl 500 bottles 4. Inj. Cloxacillin 500 vials 5 Inj. Cefotaxime 500 vials 6 Inj. Ceftazidime 200 vials 7 Inj. Ciproflox 500 bottles IV CONSUMABLES 1. I.V. Set 2000 2. Blood transfusion set 200 3. Intracath / Jelco No. 24

No.22 500 500

4. Scalp vein set No.24 No.22

200 200

5. End tracheal tubes with connectors No.04 No.4.5 No.5 No.5.5 No.6

10 10 10 10 10

6. Ambo bag 450 ml 06

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750 ml 06 7. Face Mask Pediatric sized 20 8. Laryngoscope with blade

Blade size Pediatric sized Straight Curved

06 06 06

9. Oral airway No. 1A No. 1B No. 1C

10 10 10

10 Suction Catheters No. 06 No. 08 No. 10

200 200 200

11 Ryle's Tube No. 08 No. 10 No. 12

200 200 200

12 Laryngeal Mask Airways Paediatrics 06 13 Central line - Cavafix No. 20-22

No. 22-24 20 20

14 Disposable IC Drainage set Paediatric 10 15 Foley's Catheters No. 10

No. 12 No. 14

20 20 20

16 Urosac bag 50 17 Disposable Syringes 2ml

5ml 10ml 20ml

500 1000 1000 200

18 Disposable Needles No. 22 No. 24

200 200

19 Three way canula 500

DEPARTMENTAL PLANT T O MANAGE THE DISASTER

Nodal officers who can co-ordinate the departmental disaster management plan: Name Designation Contact No. Address Dr. A.D.Rathod Professor & Head 9820282216 R.No.15, Bldg.No.1

J.J.Hospital compound, Mumbai

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PEDIATRIC SURGERY

LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATION On the first floor of B J BULIDING Total number of beds: 24 general ward beds + 2 PICU beds + 4 S NICU beds . Number of wards: one general ward, Surgical NICU, Surgical PICU Situation of wards: on the first floor of B J Building. Number of operation theatres: one, located on the first floor at the east end of the ward. Number of working suits/table available for routine emergency work: Three tables for routine and One for emergency work. How many working operation theatres can be commissioned at a short notice to tackle disaster or mass casualty : Nil Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster: Nil Capacity to create additional beds to accommodate disaster victims: five Location of space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster victims: within the ward.

MANPOWER Teaching Professors :( Hon) Dr S B Mane Associate professor: Dr N P Dhende Lecturers: Dr Suyodhan Reddy Dr Shalika Jaiswal Residents: Dr Santosh SR III Dr Ashok SR I Non Teaching : Class III 1) Staff nurses 12 2) Clark 00 Class IV

1. Attendants: 06 2. Sweepers: 07 3. Ayabai 05

ADDITIONAL STAFF REQUIRED TO MANAGE DISASTER

Sr No Name Designation Remarks 1 Surgeons

( MS) Medical officers

Two per shift of 8 hours

2 Junior residents Clinical / para clinical/

Two per 8 hr shifts

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nonclinical 3 Class III Nurses 4 per 8 hour

shift 4 Class III Radiographer 1 per 8 hour

shift 5 Class III Clark One in office

hours 6 Class IV Attendants 4 per shift of 8

hours 7 Class IV Sweepers 2 per shift of 8

hours

NAMES, CONTACT NO.S AND ADDRESSES OF ALL THE STAFF MEMBERS Sr No Name Designation Contact No.s Address 1 Dr S B Mane (Hon) Prof 9821054957

022-25942090 A/203, Arunodaya Tower, S R S road, Kokan Nagar. Bhandup (W), Mumbai

2 Dr N P Dhende Asso prof 9322104746 Qrt no 16, Trimurti bld, JJ Hospital campus. Byculla, Mumbai

3 Dr Suyodhan Lecturer 9820514077 Rno 516, NRH. J J HOSPITAL campus. Byculla Mumbai

4 Dr Shalika Lecturer 9867034617 RMO Qrt J J HOSPITAL campus. Byculla Mumbai

MATERIAL List of equipment required for managing the disaster, give information in the following format. Sr. No Name of the

equipment No.s existing No.s required

1 Portable X- ray machine

1 (not working) 1

2 Portable USG 0 1 3 Intra OP USG 0 1 4 Rapid infusers with

warmers 0 4

5 Fowler bed with orthopedic attachments

0 2

6 Fowler bed without orthopedic

0 2

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attachments 7 Syringe pumps 1 8 Fibre optic

laryngoscope with intubating facility

1 1

9 Fibre optic bronchoscope with grasping forecep channel facility

0 1

List of medicines, dressing material, suture material, IV fluids, IV sets, etc requirement for managing 100 admissions as mass casualty: Sr No Generic name Broad specifications like

strength of drug Nature of suture No, size etc

Quantity

1 Amox + clav 625 mg X 4 for 100 patients

400 vials

2 Ceftadizime 500 mg X 2 for 100 patients

200 vials

3 Ticarcillin 500 mg X 4 for 100 patients

400 vial

4 Meropenum 500mg X 2 for 100 patients

200 vials

5 Sutures On cutting Ethilon no.3-0, 4-0, 5-0 Prolene no 3-0, 4-0, 5-0, 6-0 Vicryl 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0, 6-0. Catgut 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0

Ten packs each containing 10 foils of each suture.

6 Sutures On round body Vicryl no 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0, Prolene no.2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0 Catgut 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0.

Ten packs each containing 10 foils of each suture

DEPARTMENTAL PLAN, TO MANAGE THE DISASTER Name :- Dr Suyodhan Designation :- lecturer Contact No. :- 9820514077 Address:- Room No 516, NRH JJH hospital campus Byculla, Mumbai

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DETAILED DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVATION PLAN TO MANAGE DISASTER The following protocols have been decided upon 1) Natural calamities like earthquakes, landslides, building collapses and deluge On receiving information from the CMO and/or RMO the entire unit shall remain alert in the campus. The nodal officer and a senior resident will remain in the casuality ward. They will do preliminary assessment and emergency treatment. They will be assisted by the medical, paramedical and non medical personnel in the casuality ward. They will also co ordinate with other departments like radiology, blood bank, orthopedics, neurosurgery and vascular surgery departments. In the ward the surgical patients will undergo respective surgeries. The patients who are kept under observations will be monitored Medico-legal work and documentation will be undertaken by the clerk designated with help of police. Active involvement of social worker will be solicited. 2) Man made disasters. Like bomb blast, fire vehicular accidents the nodal officer and a Senior resident will remain in casuality ward to do the preliminary work. All available working hands in the casuality will be will be suitably used. If required additional hands will be requested for. All minor wounds and burns will be treated in the casuality. If observation is warranted they will be admitted to ward. All burns patients should be admitted to burns ward under plastic surgery. They will be seen by the pediatric surgeons, as per hospital schedule i.e. morning and evening. All the patients requiring surgery or observation are admitted to ward by the nodal officer.

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MEDICINE


Total No. of Beds 335 No. of Wards 6, 7, 8, 9, 10(Female), 12 (Male), CCU, Ward

42 (MICU) Situation of Wards Ward No.7 does not have O2 facility No. of Operation Theatre Not Applicable No. of working operation suits/tables available for routine emergency work

Not Applicable

How many additional working operation suits/tables can be commissioned at short notice to tackle disaster or mass casualty

Not Applicable

Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster

30 beds

Capacity to create additional beds to accommodate disaster victims

Requirement of approximately 30 beds. If need it can be extended to 50 by adjusting unoccupied beds in other medicine wards.

Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster victims

Ward 42 (B)

Manpower

Teaching : 1. Professors 2 2. Associate Professors 2+1(Adhoc) 3. Lecturers 4 (DSB) 4. Residents, JR-I, II, III JR-I 09

JR-II 06 JR-III 08

Non-teaching Class III 1+1(vacant)=2 Class-IV 1. Attendants : 02

2. Sweepers : NIL Additional staff required to manage 100 casualties category wise : One Ward of 25 patients : 1. Associate Professor : 1 2. Lecturer 2 3. Residents 09 (3 per 8 holy shift) 4. Interns 10 5. Lab. Technicians 03 (1 in each shift ) 6. Sweeper 03 (1 in each shift) 7. Wardboy 06 (2 in each shift) Hence Requirement for 100 casualties 1. Associate Professor 04 2. Lecturer 08 3. Residents 36 4. Interns 40

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5. Lab.Technicians 12 6. Sweeper 12 7. Wardboy 24

NAMES, CONTACT NOS. AND ADDRESSES OF ALL STAFF MEMBERS :

Sr.No.


1 Dr.D.R.Mhasde Associate Professor

9821865322 3 Krishna Arpana Apt., Near Kalemanivali, Post Office, Kalyan (East).

2 Dr.A.K.Deshpande Professor 9869168886 A/8 Shreesahawas, 90 feet Road, Ghatkopar (East), Mumbai.

6 Dr.V.S.Nagar Associate Professor

23741817 4/29, Swastik Bldg. J.J. Hospital campus, Byculla, Mumbai 400 008.

8 Dr.P.V.Patil (Priya Deshpande)

Assoc.Prof. (Adhoc)

55769515 RMO Quarters, Near Central Canteen, J.J.Hospital campus ,Byculla, Mumbai 400008.

9 Dr.Deepali Sen Lecturer (DSB) 9820454809 335/5, Ashirwad, 12th Road, Khar (W), Mumbai

10 Dr.Anand Ambore Lecturer (DSB) Gastro. Post from J.J.Hosp.

9869432920 R.No.5, 300 Resident Doctors Hostel, Sir J.J. Hospital compound, Byculla, Mumbai.

11 Dr.Sandip V.Dhawane Lecturer (DSB) 9820782793 Room No.5, 300 Doctors Qrts., Sir J.J.Hospital, Byculla, Mumbai.

12 Dr.Dhananjay Duberkar

Lecturer (DSB) 9820716563 R.No.-17, 300 Doctors Qrts., Sir J.J. Hospital, Byculla, Mumbai 400 008.

13 Dr.Gurdeep Parmar Lecturer (DSB) 9833374897 Tower 101, Seabrease Tower, Nerul, Palm beach Road, Navi Mumbai.

14 Dr.Vikram S. Kotwal

Lecturer (DSB) 9224637346 Room No.335, 300 Doctors Qrts., Sir J.J.Hospital, Byculla, Mumbai 400008.

15 Dr.Hemant S.Wahane Lecturer (DSB) 9324543159 B/105, Kamrol Coop.Hsg. Soc. Dattanagar, DNC Road, Dombivali (East)

16 Dr.Abhijit Aklujkar Lecturer (DSB) 9224368829 Room No.430, 300 Doctors Quarter, J.J.Hospital, Mumbai.

17 Dr. Ajay Khobragade Lecturer (DSB) 9820664023 300 Doctors Quarter, J.J.Hospital, Mumbai.

MATERIAL

List of equipments required for managing disaster, give information in following format.

Sr. No. Name of the equipment Existing Number Required number

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1 Ventilator Not working 06 2 Infusion Pump N.A. 08 3 Pulse Oxymeter N.A. 08 4 ECG Machine N.A. 04 5 Portable X-ray Machine N.A. 01 6 Glucometer N.A. 08 7 Bedside Monitor - 08

List of equipments required for managing disease, give information in following format: Sr.No. Generic name Broad specifications

like strength of the drug. Nature of suture, No.size etc.

Quantity required for 100 patients

1 Inj. Cefotaximine 1gm, x hrly 2100 Vials 2 Inj. Cefran 500 mg x 12 hrly 1000 bottles 3 Inj.Metrogyl 500 mg 2100 bottles 4 Inj. Falcigo 120 mg stat 6mg OD x

5 day

5 Inj. Chloroquine 200 mg x 8 hrly for 5 doses

50 bottles

6 Inj. Quinine sulfate 450 mg x 8 hrly 500 ampules 7 Phenytoin Na 100 ml x 8 hrly 100 ampules 8 Inj.Rantac 150 mg x 8 hrly 2100 ampules 9 Atropin

Adrendine Dopamine HCl

50 Ampules each

10 Midazolam Calmpose

20 vials 50 Ampules

11 Inj Effcorlin 100 mg 50 vials 12 I.V. fluid

5% Dextrose ) DS/ ) NS/ ) RL ) Haemacel/ Blood

acc to requirement ) ) ) 1000 bottles ) 50 bottles

13 KCL ) NaHCO3 ) Calcium Gluconate ) 25% Dextrose

50 Ampules 200 Ampules /Vials

14 Central Line 150 15 Endotrachael tube (7.5, 8,

8.5) 120

16 Ryles tube 120 17 Vein flow 150 18 Oxygen Mask 120 19 Nebulization Kit 110 20 Intercostal drain 20 21 Oxygen Cylinders

DEPARTMENTAL PLAN TO MANAGE THE DISASTER

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Nodal officer who can co-ordinates the departmental disaster management plan

Name - Dr. V. S. Nagar Designation Associate Professor of Medicine, Contact No. 23741817 Address - 4/29, Swastik, J.J. Hospital campus, Byculla, Mumbai 400 008.

DETAILED DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVATION PLAN TO MANAGE DISASTER

1. Emergency medical unit will be activated as an initiator and will take lead role in managing the patients.

2. On call lecturer/registrar of the on call unit will inform to Co-ordinator as well as to HOD regarding the nature of the disaster, the patients input, for pulling of manpower for Management of disaster.

3. Nodal officer will inform HOD and narrate the nature of disaster and number of person to be pulled for Management of Disaster.

4. As per order of HOD instructions arrangement for duties of Lecturer/Resident for Management of Disaster will be done.

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ENT WITH HEAD & NECK SURGERY

LOCATION AND ACCOMODATION Total no of beds : 45 No of wards : one (ward 15) Situation of wards : 3rd floor ,main building No of operation theaters : one No of working operation suits / tables available for routine emergency work : 3 How many additional working operation suits/ tables can be commissioned at short notice to tackle disaster or mass casualty : one Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster Capacity to create additional beds to accommodate disaster victims : 8 Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster victims: male ward –4 ,female ward – 3 , side room – 1

MANPOWER TEACHING : 1.PROFESSORS 3 (Including Honorary) 2.ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS 1 3.LECTURERS 2 4.RESIDENTS 15 NON TEACHING : 1 Social worker CLASS III 9 CLASS IV 1.Attendants 9 2.Sweepers 4

NAMES , CONTACT NO . & ADD. OF THE ALL STAFF MEMBERS Sr no

Name Designation Contact no Address

1 Dr M.V.Jagade

Professor & HOD 9323593627 Dhanavantri,7th floor , JJH Campus

2 Dr V.G.Kasbekar

Honorary Professor & Unit incharge

9820227517

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3 Dr R.P.Shah Honorary professor 9821177720 4 Dr S.K.Nagle Associate Professor 9821717152 Trimurti , 1st floor ,

JJH campus 5 Dr Rajan

pallav Lecturer 9867256826 Room no 24, 300

RDH , JJH campus 5 Dr Rajesh koli Lecturer 9323177998 Room no 425, 300

RDH, JJH campus

MATERIAL

List of equipments required for managing disaster , give information in following format Sr no Name of the

equipment No existing No required

1 Shadowless toplight

0 1

2 Fibre optic headlight

0 1

3 Tracheostomy tubes

0 7.5—1 8—1 8.5—1 9—1

4 Indirect laryngoscope

1 1

5 Ambu bag 1 1 6 Ventilator 0 1 7 High power suction 1 1 8 Oscillatory saw 0 1 9 Pneumatic drills 0 1 10 Macintosh

laryngoscope 1 1

11 Catheters Many


Nodal officers who can coordinate the departmental disaster management plan Name designation address

Dr S.K.Nagle associate professor Trimurti , JJH campus

Nodal person of dept of ENT is Dr Smita Nagle ,who will co-ordinate activities of dept. of ENT In usual practice in disaster dept. of ENT comes as second line of treatment vis-a-vis hearing problem in patient & if tracheostomy is needed.

DETAILED DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVATION PLAN TO MANAGE DISASTER Arrangement of all available equipment & coordination for the purpose of any mass casualty or disaster

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PLASTIC SURGERY

LOCATION AND ACCOMODATION Total no of beds : 74 No of wards : Three (ward 34, 35 and 36) Situation of wards : Balaram Building, 2nd and 3rd floor No of operation theaters : Three No of working operation suits / tables available for routine emergency work : 1 How many additional working operation suits/ tables can be commissioned at short notice to tackle disaster or mass casualty : one Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster Capacity to create additional beds to accommodate disaster victims : 10 Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster victims: side rooms

MANPOWER TEACHING : 1.PROFESSORS 2 (Including Honorary) 2.ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS 4 3.LECTURERS 1 4.RESIDENTS NON TEACHING : 1 Social worker CLASS III 29 CLASS IV 1.Attendants 18 2.Sweepers 20



1 Dr Atul Shah Professor & HOD 9820307232 2 Dr Ashok Shah Associate Professor 9821042421 3 Dr Ashok Gupta Honorary professor 2388-3693

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4 Dr S.N.Deshpande Associate Professor 9821055760 5 Dr Nitin Mokal Associate Professor 9820016700 6 Dr S Banarjee Lecturer 9820160668 7 Dr Shivkumar Lecturer 9892490677

MATERIAL List of equipments required for managing disaster , give information in following format Sr no Name of the


1 Shadowless toplight

1 1

2 Fibre optic headlight

0 1

3 Tracheostomy tubes

0 7.5—1 8—1 8.5—1 9—1

4 Silverex Ointment 0 Many 5 Kollagn sheet 0 Many 6 Humby’s knife 1 1 7 Mic Micrograft

instrument 0 1

8 Skin mesher 0 1


Nodal officers who can coordinate the departmental disaster management plan Name designation address Dr Shivkumar Lecturer Room # 517, 300 resident doctor quarters, JJH campus

Nodal person of dept of Plastic surgery is Dr Shivkumar ,who will co-ordinate activities of dept. of Plastic surgery.


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CARDIO VASCULAR THROCIC SURGERY

LOCATION AND ACCOMODATION Total no of beds : 50 No of wards : One (ward 21) Situation of wards : Main Building, 5th floor No of operation theaters : Two No of working operation suits / tables available for routine emergency work : 2 (1+1) How many additional working operation suits/ tables can be commissioned at short notice to tackle disaster or mass casualty : Nil Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster Capacity to create additional beds to accommodate disaster victims : 10 Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster victims: In ward itself and in recovery side room

MANPOWER TEACHING : 1.PROFESSORS 1+1 (Including Honorary) 2.ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS 1 (1 Honorary assistant professor) 3.LECTURERS 3 4.RESIDENTS 9 NON TEACHING : 0 Social worker CLASS III 3 CLASS IV 1.Attendants 5 2.Sweepers 3

Additional staff requirements 2 Perfusionist


Name Designation Contact no

1 Dr S A Potwar Professor & HOD 9323797470

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2 Dr KNBhosle Associate Professor 9892823208 3 Dr GNRachmale Honorary professor 9821341838 4 Dr CJ Hemant

Kumar Hon Assistant Professor

9821053018

5 Dr Ashish Bhivapukar

Lecturer 9869228278

6 Dr Manoj Joshi Lecturer 9324243254 7 Dr Sanjay Nair Lecturer 9819745564



1 Ventillator 1 1 2 Pulse oxymeter 2 2 3 Vital sign monitor 2 2 4 defibulator 1 1


Nodal officers who can coordinate the departmental disaster management plan Name designation address Dr Manoj Joshi Lecturer 21, Trimurti 5th floor , JJH campus

Nodal person of dept of CVTS is Dr Manoj Joshi,who will co-ordinate activities of dept. of CVTS


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CARDIOLOGY

LOCATION AND ACCOMODATION Total no of beds : 50 + 10 (ICCU) No of wards : Two (ward 22 + 22A) Situation of wards : Main Building, 4rth floor No of operation theaters : 1 (HOT) No of working operation suits / tables available for routine emergency work : 1 How many additional working operation suits/ tables can be commissioned at short notice to tackle disaster or mass casualty : Nil Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster Capacity to create additional beds to accommodate disaster vic tims : 15 Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster victims: In ward itself and in the corridor

MANPOWER TEACHING : 1.PROFESSORS 3 (Including Honorary) 2.ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS 3 (1 Honorary assistant professor) 3.LECTURERS 2 4.RESIDENTS 8 NON TEACHING : 0 Social worker CLASS III 4 CLASS IV 1.Attendants 8 2.Sweepers 4

Additional staff requirements 2 Technicians



1 Dr N O Bansal Professor & HOD 9821235177

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2 Dr Satish Vaidya Hon Professor (Unit2)

3 Dr Vijay Bang Honorary professor 9820030363 4 Dr Satish Khadse Associate professor 9819036933 5 Dr Anil kumar Hon Assistant

professor 9820280402

6 Dr Rajani Hon Assistant professor

9821031915

7 Dr Bhanu D Kapoor

Lecturer 9869827748

8 Dr Sangeetha Lecturer 9833458633



1 Ventillator 2 1 2 Pulse oxymeter 1 1 3 Vital sign monitor 5 2 4 defibulator 1 1 5 ECG machine 1 1 6 Echo machine 1 1 7 Cath lab 1 0


Nodal officers who can coordinate the departmental disaster management plan Name designation address Dr Sangeetha Lecturer 610, 300 resident quarters , JJH campus

Nodal person of dept of Cardio is Dr Sangeetha who will co-ordinate activities of dept. of Cardio


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NEPHROLOGY

LOCATION AND ACCOMODATION Total no of beds : 30 No of wards : Two (ward 10 + ward20 + AKD) Situation of wards : Ward 20 (3rd floor), ward 10 and AKD 1st floor No of operation theaters : NA (AKD is used instead) No of working operation suits / tables available for routine emergency work : NA How many additional working operation suits/ tables can be commissioned at short notice to tackle disaster or mass casualty : NA Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster Capacity to create additional beds to accommodate disaster victims : 4 Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster victims: 2 ( In ward 20 side room) and 2 in transplant room

MANPOWER TEACHING : 1.PROFESSORS 1 ( Honorary) 2.ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS 1 (Honorary assistant professor) 3.LECTURERS 2 4.RESIDENTS 6 NON TEACHING : 1 Social worker CLASS III 15 CLASS IV 1.Attendants 8 2.Sweepers 6

Additional staff requirements



1 Dr NM Dedhia Hon Professor & HOD

9821132951

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2 Dr Shrirang Bichu Hon Associate Professor

9820191683

3 Dr Archana Shahapurkar

Assistant lecturer 9819829027

4 Dr Pravin Pant Assistant lecturer 9819747249



1 Ventillator 0 1 2 Pulse oxymeter 1 1 3 Vital sign monitor 0 2 4 Defibulator 0 1


Nodal officers who can coordinate the departmental disaster management plan Name designation address Dr Pravin Assistant Lecturer 407, 300 resident quarters , JJH campus

Nodal person of dept of Cardio is Dr Pravin who will co-ordinate activities of dept. of Nephrology.


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OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY

LOCATION AND ACCOMODATION Balaram building Total no of beds : 105 No of wards : Four (ward 29, 30, 31, 32) Situation of wards : Balaram building No of operation theaters : 2 No of working operation suits / tables available for routine emergency work : 3 How many additional working operation suits/ tables can be commissioned at short notice to tackle disaster or mass casualty : Nil Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster Capacity to create additional beds to accommodate disaster victims : 2/3 beds Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster victims: In ward itself and in the corridor

MANPOWER TEACHING : 1.PROFESSORS 2 (Including Honorary) 2.ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS 8 (1 Honorary assistant professor) 3.LECTURERS 6 + 1 (MCH office) 4.RESIDENTS 57 NON TEACHING : 0 Social worker CLASS III 8 CLASS IV 1.Attendants 2 2.Sweepers 0

Additional staff requirements Sweepers

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1 Dr Rekha Daver Professor & HOD 9324547050 1401, lalita giridhar Kataria marg, Mahim, mUmbai – 16

2 Dr Krishna Algotar Associate professor 9869006263 ¼ JJ hospital, Mumbai 3 Dr Ashok Anad Associate professor 9869183134 4/18, JJ H, Mumbai 4 Dr Rajeshree S Associate professor 9869917830 21 / 3 JJH, Mumbai 5 Dr Vandana Kuwar Lecturer 9820675692 3 / 4, Babrekar marg,

Dadar, Mumbai 6 Dr Disha Andhiwal Lecturer 9819720141 5/3, JJ H, Mumbai 7 Dr Manisha

Deshmikh Lecturer 9326806495 R # 714, 300 resident

qrts, JJH, Mumbai


Nodal officers who can coordinate the departmental disaster management plan Name designation address Dr K.M.Algotar Associate Professor 1 /4, JJH campus

DETAILED DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVATION PLAN TO MANAGE DISASTER As we are havingonly 106 beds for Ante natal, Post natal and surgical cases, so its not feasible to accommodate any disaster cases because of non availability of space. But we can provide man power as Interns, Residents and Faculty members, Lab technician/attendants for helping the disaster management plan wherever it is required.

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BLOOD BANK

LOCATION AND ACCOMODATION Next to casualty department Total no of beds : NA No of wards : NA Situation of wards : NA No of operation theaters : NA No of working operation suits / tables available for routine emergency work : NA How many additional working operation suits/ tables can be commissioned at short notice to tackle disaster or mass casualty : NA Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster Capacity to create additional beds to accommodate disaster victims : NA Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster victims: NA

MANPOWER TEACHING : 1.PROFESSORS 1 (Including Honorary) 2.ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS 1 3.LECTURERS 1 4.RESIDENTS 0 NON TEACHING : 1 Social worker CLASS III 26 CLASS IV 1.Attendants 5 2.Sweepers 2

Additional staff requirements 5 Technicians



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1 Dr AG Valand Professor & HOD 9820186715 2 Dr Vandana M

Sanklecha Associate professor 9869304446

3 Dr Shekar Sheth Lecturer 9867235509 4 Dr Ganesh

Kshirsagar Assistant lecturer 9869193816

5 Dr Ganesh Pachare Assistant lecturer 9869418192 6 Dr Amit

Suryavanshi Assistant lecturer 9833703457

7 Dr Kalyani Kulkarni

Assistant lecturer 9422862482

8 Mrs Usha Gatti Technician 9833005424 9 Mr RPDubey Technician 10 Mrs Sandhya G Technician 9892220122 11 Mr D Mane Technican 12 Mrs Anuya Durve Technician 9869160558 13 Mr pramod rathod Technician 9869038240 14 Mrs Deepa G Technican 9869289327 15 Mrs Rajani Singh

Matharoo Technician 9869605829

16 Miss Silvia Jacob Technican 9869605829 17 Mr D Salunke Lab Assistant 18 Mr Kalyan giri Lab Assistant 9869256351 19 Mr sanjay T Lab Assistant 20 Mr Rakesh patil Lab Assistant 9869204556 21 Mr Srikant more Lab Assistant 22 Mr sanjay pail Lab Assistant 23 My Gurunath N Lab Assistant 24 Mrs Sonibai R Lab Assistant 25 Mr Pratapsingh

Valsi MSW 9869071295

26 Mrs S Paralkar Senior clerk 27 Ms Vatsala W Incharge sister 28 Mrs Priyanka J Staff nurse 29 Mrs Kamal pawar Staff nurse 9869901970 30 Mrs Veena Parab Staff nurse


equipment No. existing No required

1 Blood bank refrigerator

3 3

2 Kitchen refrigerator

4 2

3 Blood collection monitor

1 2

4 Elisa plate washer 1 1

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5 Elisa plate reader 1 1 6 Distilled water

plant 1 1

7 Incubator 2 1 8 Hot air oven 1 1 9 VDRL rotor shaker 1 1 10 Microscope 4 0 11 Cold centrifuge 2 1 12 Laminar air flow 1 0 13 Centrifuge 3 3 14 Gel card centrifuge 1 1 15 Computer with

printer 1 1

16 Donor weighing scale

2 1

17 Blood bag weighting bag

17 0

18 Serological water bath

2 0

19 Fix vol pipettes 6 1 20 Multi channel

pipettes 1 1

21 Variable vol

pipettes 3 2

22 Semi auto strip washer

1 1

23 Sterelizer 1 2 24 Tube sealer 2 0 List of consumables Sr no Name of the

equipment No. existing

1 Anti A serum 5 vials (10 ml) 2 Anti B serum 5 vials (10 ml) 3 Anti AB serum 5 vials (10 ml) 4 Anti D serum 5 vials (10 ml) 5 22% bovine

albumin 5 vials (10 ml)

6 Coombs antisera 1 vial 7 CPDA bag 300 8 CuSO4 powder 500 gm 9 HIV elisa kits 3 10 HCV elisa kits 3 11 HbsAg elisa kits 3 12 VDRL elisa kits 3 13 Slide box 2 no


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Nodal officers who can coordinate the departmental disaster management plan Name designation address Dr AG Valand Profsessor & Head 2/8 Dhanvantri, 3rd floor , JJH campus

Nodal person of dept of Cardio is Dr Valand who will co-ordinate activities of Blood Bank


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RADIOLOGY

LOCATION AND ACCOMODATION Main builfing ground floor Total no of beds : NA No of wards : NA Situation of wards : NA No of operation theaters : NA No of working operation suits / tables available for routine emergency work : NA How many additional working operation suits/ tables can be commissioned at short notice to tackle disaster or mass casualty : NA Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for addit ional patient load during disaster Capacity to create additional beds to accommodate disaster victims : NA Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster victims: NA

MANPOWER TEACHING : 1.PROFESSORS 2 2.ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Nil 3.LECTURERS 6 4.RESIDENTS 30 NON TEACHING : 0 Social worker CLASS III 47 CLASS IV 1.Attendants 17 2.Sweepers 05



1 Dr S.Z.Sorte Professor & HOD 9224229601 2 Dr N.K.Patil Professor 9820883350

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3 Dr Shilpa Domkundwar

Lecturer 9819075529

4 Dr Shyamsunder Sabet

Lecturer 9820215927

5 Dr Suhas Kulkarni Lecturer 9833391127 6 Dr Vasundhara Lecturer 9323173873 7 Dr Shivanand Lecturer 9423077178 8 Dr Anand Lecturer 9890812301


equipment No existing

1 X-ray machines 8 2 Ultrasound 3 3 CT scan 1 4 MRI 1


Nodal officers who can coordinate the departmental disaster management plan Name designation address Dr Mrs N.K.Patil Professor Dhanvantri building, JJH campus

Nodal person of dept of ENT is Dr N.K.Patil ,who will co-ordinate activities of dept. of Radiology.


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CHEST DISEASES & TUBERCULOSIS

LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATION Total No.of beds: 50

No of Wards: One - Ward 34

Situation of Wards: David Sasson Building (Balaram Building)

No. Of operation theaters: Not Applicable

No. of working operation suits/ tables available for routine emergency work: Not Applicable

How many additional working operation suits/ tables can be commissioned at short notice to

tackle disaster or mass casualty: Not Applicable

Capacity to expand existing indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster

Capacity to additional bed to accommodate disaster victims: 5 beds

Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster

Victims: Ward 34

MANPOWER

Teaching

1. Professor – One – Prof & HOD - Dr N N Ramraje -9323555101

2. Associate Professor- Nil-

3. Lecturers- One – Dr Priti Meshram- - 9869300282

4. Residents Four

Non Teaching:-

Class III:- 11

Class IV: 13

1. Attendant:-

2. Sweepers:-

ADDITIONAL STAFF REQUIRED TO MANAGE DISASTER

MATERIAL List of existing, in use, equipments for managing disaster

S r No. Name of equipments No. Existing No. Require

1 PULSE – OXIMETER 2 (Two)

2 NON – INVASIVE VENTIALATOR 1 (One)

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List of Medicine Dressing material suture material, IV fluids, IV sets, etc requirement for

managing 100 admissions as mass casualty.


Nodal office that can co-ordinates the departmental disaster management plan

Name :- Dr. N N Ramraje

Designation:- Professor & Head

Contact No.:- 9323555101

Address :- 2/15, Dhanvantari

Doctors Quarters

J.J. Hospital Campus,

Byculla, Mumbai- 400 008.

DETAILED DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVATION PLAN TO MANAGE DISASTER In case of disaster or mass casualty the nodal officer will contact the member of the department,

resident & issue instruction to manage the situation.

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PHARMACOLOGY

LOCATION :P.G.Builidng,Near Gate No.12, First Floor,Grant Medical College and Sir J.J.Gr.of Hospital Compound, Byculla,Mumbai - 8

MANPOWER Teaching 1. Professors - 2 2. Asso.Prof. - 8 3. Lecturer - 4 4. Residents-I,II,III - 5

Non -teaching staff: 1)Technical :

1) Technicians : 4 2) Lab.Asstt. : 1

2)Non Technical : 1)Office Clerk : 1

2)Attendants : 6 + 1 Animal Attendant 3)Sweepers 2 4) Others : 1 Stenographer 1 Photographer


Nodal Officer who can co-ordinates the departmental disaster management plan Name :Dr.Deepakkumar Langade Designation : Lecturer,Dept.of Pharmacology G.M.C.,Mumbai Contact No : 9868766272

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PATHOLOGY

LOCATION: DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY

MANPOWER Teaching Staff 1. Professors : 02 2. Assoc. Prof. : 14 3. Lecturers : 11 (DSB) 4. Residents - JR I,II,III : JR-03, SRI-07, CRI-04, CRII-02 Non Teaching Staff 1. Technical a. Technicians : 19 b. Lab assistant : 06 2. Non Technical a. Office clerk : 03 (1 Neuropath) b. Attendance : 27 (Including Neuropath Dept.) c. Sweepers : 02 d. Other : 01 (Photographer)

NAMES CONTACT NOS. AND ADDRESS OF THE ALL STAFF MEMBERS No. Name Designation Contact No. Address 02 Dr.D.N.Lanjewar Professor &

Head 9820162722 1/10,Dr.'s Qurts. J.J.Hosp.

Campus, Mumbai-8

03 Dr.S.R.Raghuwanshi Assoc. Prof 9819296107 2/1,Dr.'s Qurts. J.J.Hosp. Campus, Mumbai-8

04 Dr.G.F.D'Costa Assoc. Prof 9820307902 212,Pushpa Bhuvan, Near Stand Cinema, Coloba, Mumbai

05 Dr.P.M.Roplekar Assoc. Prof 9819830779 Dr.'s Qurts. J.J.Hosp. Campus, Mumbai-8

06 Dr.M.S.Hastak Assoc. Prof 9821689670 6, Sharavati, Worli, Sea Face-13

07 Dr.S.M.Sisodia Assoc. Prof 9869250592 502, Vibhavari, Dinsha Wacha Rd. Churchgate, Mumbai-20

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08 Dr.A.S.Vyas Assoc. Prof 4/6,Dr.'s Qurts. J.J.Hosp. Campus, Mumbai-8

09 Dr.R.V.Taksande Assoc. Prof 9322523097 12/A/3, Govt. Colony, Hajiali, Mumbai-34

10 Dr.B.N.Hiwale Assoc. Prof 9869367337 5/24,Dr.'s Qurts. J.J.Hosp.CampusMumbai-8

11 Dr.K.A.Deshpande Assoc. Prof 9820474878 825,Khosravi Estate, A/5, 2nd Flr., S.K.Bole Rd. Dadar, Mumbai-400 028

12 Dr.S.N.Ramraje Assoc. Prof 2/15,Dr.'s Qurts. J.J.Hosp. Campus, Mumbai-8

13 Dr.Shahin Najmi Assoc. Prof 9869614910 -

14 Dr.S.V.Agale Assoc. Prof 3/30, Trimurti Dr.'s Qurts. J.J.Hosp.Campus Mumbai-8

15 Dr.Sanjay Surase Lecturer 9869385602 Block No.602, HIG Mhada Colony, Sion, Mumbai

16 Dr.Rakesh Shedge Lecturer 9320375436 3/45, MIG colony,

Vidyavihar (East), Mumbai-400 077.

17 Dr.Bharat Ghodke Lecturer 9867993451 A-16, Om-Prashant, Tambe Nagar, S.N.Rd, Mulund Mumbai

18 Dr.Sunita Kolekar Lecturer 9867796815

19 Dr.Shilpi Sahu Lecturer 9324414841 4/3, Swastik Bld. Gr.Flr., J.J.Hospital, Mumbai

20 Dr.Rachana

Binayake

Lecturer 9833013325 3/23, Trimurti bld. 5th Flr. J.J.Hospital Campus, Mumbai

21 Dr.Kiran Bendale Lecturer 9867201602 602/02,Manas Anand, G-13, Rd. Thane, (W)

22 Dr.Barnik

Chowdhary

Lecturer 9869379636 11/403,Mellennium Park, Hariom Ngr. Mulund, Mumbai

23 Dr.Mangesh

Bolegave

Lecturer 9869188488

24 Dr.Pritam Khairkar Lecturer

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25 Dr.Divya Makhija Lecturer 9323927121 Flat No.802, Rishabh Towers Lower Parel,(W), Mumbai-25

Names contact Nos. and address of the Technicians

No. Name Designation Contact No. Address 01 S.R.Ghogale

Lab Tech. 25679996 Trupti Bld, 21, 5th Flr.

J.J.Campus, Byculla, Mumbai

02 Sandhya Walawalkar

Lab Tech. 28956758 C/5, Rukmini-Niwas, L.M.Rd. Navagaon, Dahisar, W,Mumbai

03 Supriya Gaonkar

Lab Tech. 25927374 A-203, Satguru Sharan II Chaphekar Bandhu Marg, Mulund,(E), Mumbai-81

04 K.V.Mahamuni

Lab Tech.

05 Anuradha More

Lab Tech. 25661548 Vishwa 35/5, Datar colony, Bhandup, (E) Mumbai-42

06 Saroj Kodia

Lab Tech. 28949609 Matrukrupa CHS, Eksar Rd. Boriwali, W. Mumbai-103

07 Shital Ghadage

Lab Tech. 28797641 5, Rohini Mahindra Ngr, D.P.Rd Malad (E) Mumbai-97

08 Swati Choksi

Lab Tech. 24461998 7/3, Mehta Park, Bhagojikar Marg, Mahim, Mumbai-16,W

09 Swati Sakrikar

Lab Tech. 26151813 Pawankumar Soc. Sant Janabai Rd.Vileparle (e) Mumbai-57

10 Neeta Sonawadekar

Lab Tech. 9820604716 Shanti 20, 4th Flr. J.J.Hosp. Campus, Byculla, Mumbai-8.

11 Gurunath Bodke

Lab Tech. 9819642842 Sudama CHS, 2nd Flr. Kalwa, (w) Thane

12 Ranjana Save Lab Tech. 9324563335 Bhakti Sadan CHS, 2nd Flr. R.N 204, Virar, (E). Jivdani Rd.

13 Sharad Nalawade

Lab Tech. 9892947557 Bhakti Bld.No7, R.No.6, J.J.Hospital, Mumbai

14 Prakash Adivadekar

Lab Tech. 9969137065 BIT Chawl No.4,R.No.50, 3rd Flr. Imamwada, Mumbai

15 Pralhad Muneshwar

Lab Tech.

16 Rachana Deshpande

Lab Tech. 25334584 3/A/13, Brindavan Soc. Thane, (W)

17 Siddharth Jadhav Lab Tech. 9892421386 Panchashil Ngr, No.3, Sion Koliwada, Mumbai-

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Koliwada, Mumbai- 18 Vijay Rane

Lab Tech. B/66, 2nd Flr, J.J.Hospital

Campus, Mumbai-8. 19 Raghunath

Pyaramwad

Lab Tech.

MATERIAL

For consumables items which are immediately required to purchase for Disaster Management the amount of Rs.5,00,000/- could be allocated and kept aside as and when required. This money should be made easily available for decentralized purchase during crises situation.

DEPARTMENT PLAN TO MANAGE THE DISASTER Nodal Officer for co-ordinates the departmental disaster management plan. Name : Dr. D.N. Lanjewar Designation : Professor of Pathology, Contact no. : 9820162722 1/10, Doctors" Quarters, J.J. Hospital Campus, Byculla, Mumbai 400 008. * Daily reporting telephonically & writing to the treating physician & the Disaster Cell. * Final Report at the end of disaster.

LIST OF THE EQUIPMENT / INSTRUMENT

Sr. No.

Name of the Equipment / Instrument

No of Existing No. of Require ment

1. Mortuary Cabinet Units ( 6 Body Capacity each)

03 Units ( 2 Units are not working properly)

6 Units

2. Hematology Cell Counter with Printer (Imported)

02 Units 02 Units

3. Tissue Processing Unit (Imported)

02 Units 02 Units

4. Binocular Research Microscope (Imported)

15 Nos 20 Nos.

5. Computer With Printer 01 No. 02 Nos. 6. Automatic Photo Electric

Colorimeter 02 Nos. 02 Nos.

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FORENSIC

LOCATION: DEPARTMENT OF FORENSIC MEDICINE

MANPOWER Teaching Staff 1. Professors : 02 2. Assoc. Prof. : 2 3. Lecturers : 4 4. Residents - JR I,II,III : 5 Non Teaching Staff 1. Technical a. Technicians : 2 b. Lab assistant : 1 2. Non Technical a. Office clerk : 1 + 1 (Steno) b. Attendance : 5 c. Sweepers : Nil d. Other : 01 (Photographer)

NAMES CONTACT NOS. AND ADDRESS OF THE ALL STAFF MEMBERS No. Name Designation Contact No. Address 01 Dr. S D Nanandkar Prof. &

Head

9869040955 1/9,Dr.'s Qurts. J.J.Hosp. Campus, Mumbai-8

02 Dr Dode C R Professor 9869916330

03 Dr Chavan Lecturer

MATERIAL For the equipment like laptop and laser printer, plus stationary needed for spot autopsy examinations (representative only) and spot certification of death, will require fund provision to the extend of Rs. 3 lacs could be allocated and kept aside as and when required. This money should be made easily available for decentralized purchase during crises situation. This will also be useful for

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purchasing 10 exmination kits necessary for above mentioned work in the time of disaster.

DEPARTMENT PLAN TO MANAGE THE DISASTER Nodal Officer for co-ordinates the departmental disaster management plan. Name : Dr. S D Nanandkar Designation : Professor and Head of Forensic medicine, Contact no. : 9869040955 1/9, Dhanvantri building, J.J. Hospital Campus, Byculla, Mumbai 400 008.

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MICROBIOLOGY

LOCATION : IInd floor, Pathology School

MANPOWER

Designation No. Remarks

Professor 02 -

Associate Professor 04 1 on Deputation Teaching Staff

Lecturers 11 -

Residents – JR I – III 06 - Non Teaching Staff (Technical ) Technicians 13 10 GMC

03 JJH

Lab. Assistants 07 03 GMC 04 JJH

Office Clerk 02 1 on deputation

Attendants 15 11 GMC 04 JJH

Non Teaching Staff (Non - Technical )

Sweeper 01 -

Others - -

NAMES & CONTACT NOS & ADDRESS OF ALL STAFF MEMBERS

Sr. No. Name Designation Contact no. Address

1 Dr. Renu Bharadwaj Prof. & Head 9372465940 5/23, Panchasheel, J.J. Hospital Campus, Byculla, Mumbai – 8.

2 Dr. Abhay Chowdhary Professor 9821209050 2/13, Govt. officers Colony, Haji Ali Park, Mumbai

3 Dr. Ameeta joshi Assoc. Prof. On Deputation

4 Dr. Nita Jangale Assoc. Prof. 9869403485 Bldg. No. 4, J.J. Hospital Campus, Byculla, Mumbai – 8.

5 Dr. Shilpa Patil Assoc. Prof. 9323085449 4/30, J.J. Hospital Campus, Byculla, Mumbai – 8.

6 Dr. Varsha Wanjare Assoc. Prof. 9224384504 Bldg. No. 3, J.J. Hospital

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Campus, Byculla, Mumbai – 8.

7 Dr. Shubhra Sengupta Lecturer 9869318799

C- 701 & 2, Mangalam CNS, thakur Complex, Kandivili (E), Mumbai – 101.

8 Dr. Shama Tomar Lecturer 9324369111 3/12, J.J. Hospital Campus, Byculla, Mumbai – 8.

9 Mrs. Saroj Turbadkar Lecturer 9820944342 Bldg. No. 4, J.J. Hospital Campus, Byculla, Mumbai – 8.

10 Mrs. Sarla Menon Lecturer 9869457790 3/13, J.J. Hospital Campus, Byculla, Mumbai – 8.

11 Mrs. Sujata Dharmshale Lecturer 9969113767

3/27, J.J. Hospital Campus, Byculla, Mumbai – 8.

12 Dr. Nilma Hirani Lecturer 9820556255

Flat No. 101, Captain Villa, Mount Mary Road, Bandra (W), Mumbai – 50

13 Mrs. Vaishli Wabale Lecturer 9869251978 5/9, J.J. Hospital Campus, Byculla, Mumbai – 8.

14 Dr. Sunil Lilani Lecturer 9322299008

Bhagwandas Apts, ist Floor, 51- Zaveri Road, Mulund (W), Mumbai – 80.

15 Dr. Shazia Chavan Lecturer 9820638948

Aakansha Bunglow, opp. Bhagwati Plaza, Veer Savarkar Road, Virar (E), Thane – 305.

16 Dr. Ritsh Shirpurkar Lecturer 9323196573 401, Kalpana Housing Society, Behind Bldg. No. 38, Tilak Nagar, Chembur – 89.

17 Dr. Monita Kulkarni Lecturer 9322952893 408, Sadanand Apartment, Agar Bazar, N. M. kale road, Dadar, Mumbai - 28

MATERIAL

List of equipments

Sr. No.

Name of equipment No. Existing No. require

1 Deep Freeze (-200 C) Vertical 02 01

2 Vertical Autoclave 03 01

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3 Water Bath 01 01

4 Incubator 04 01

5 Table Top Centrifudge 03 01

6 Biosafety Hood with burnout unit (Class – II) 02 01

7 Variable Volume single channel Pipette 1-20 microliter 02 01

8 Variable Volume single channel Pipette 10-100 microliter 02 01

9 Vacutainer - 100

10 Needles for Vacutainer - 100

11 Vacutainer Holder - 05

12 Needle Burner 02 01

13 Universal Container - 100

14 Disposable Leak Proof Container (5 ml) - 100

15 Eppendorf tube (2 ml) - 100

16 N 95 Respirator Mask - 50

17 Disposable Gowns - 100

18 Latex Gloves - 100 pairs List of Consumables

Sr. No. Generic Name Specifications Quantity require

1 Kits & Reagents - -

* The above-mentioned items have an expiry date & hence stock cannot be maintained. Rs. 2,00,000/- could be allocated & kept aside for purchase of kits & reagents as and when require. This money should be made easily available for decentralized purchase during crises situation.

DEPARTMENT PLAN TO MANAGE THE DISASTER

Nodal officer for co-ordinates the departmental disaster management plan Name : Dr. Nita Jangale Designation : Associate Professor Contact no. : 9869403485 Address : Bldg. 4, (Swastik), Sir J.J. Hospital Campus,

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Byculla, Mumbai – 08

Daily reporting telephonically & in writing to the treating physician, epidemiologist & the Disaster Cell

?? Isolates / Sera obtained send to National / International Centers for confirmation ?? Final Report at the end of disaster

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BIOCHEMISTRY

LOCATION

Department of Bio chemistry

MANPOWER

Sr.no Name of faculty member

designation Residential address Res.phone number

Mobile number

1 Dr.Anil keshavrao Bhutey

Professor and Head

11-A/9 Govt.Colony Hajiali,. Mumbai – 400034

24983065 9322335498

2 Dr.Vinayak Wamanrao Patil

Professor Dhanvanari 2/A Flat-3 J.J.Hospital campus,Byculla Mumbai-400008

Res.022- 23752756

M-9833211598

3 Dr.(Smt)S.A.Abhang

Associate Professor

Apoorva Aptt. Tapodham Rd., Warje, Pune 52

Res.020-2523048

9892175028

4 Dr.(Mrs.)Leela Abhichandani

Associate Professor

14 Kaveri, A.G.Khan Rd., Worli Sea Face, North Worli 400 025

Res. 55226256

9820900807

5. Dr.A.S.Sardeshmukh

Associate Professor

4/8 Doctors Quarters J.J.Hos.Campus, Byculla, Mumbai-400008

Res.022-23772968

9869603283

6. Dr.R.C.Sane Associate Professor

211 C.Wing Dosti Lily, Dosti Acres, S.M.D. Road, Antop Hill, Wadala(E), Mumbai - 400037

Res022-.24121710

M-9422867278

7. Dr. Santosh Varma Associate Professor

A-302,Nikhileshwar Complex Behind Venus Cinema Ulhasnagar-4 Dist.Thane

9525152 0750

M-9323959000

8 Dr. D.G. Basutkar Associate Professor

Flat 603, supriya tower opp:Rajpark, Parsiknagar, Kalva-Thane-605.

25424061 9322144396

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Non Teaching Staff 1. Shri Suhas N.

Manjrekar

Lab. Technician

D 21/CD 205 3nd Floor, Shrirang Unit No.13, Co.O.Hsg.Society, Thane (West)- 601

25347536 9820389545

2. Shri S.Nakashe

Lab. Technician

4/96, Sahajeevan, Shri Ganesh Nagar, Lalbaug Market, Lalbaug, Mumbai- 400 012

24715339 9867351389

3. Shri Y.S. Patil Lab. Technician

J.J.Hospitals Compound, A Block Room No.33 Byculla, Mumbai 400 008

23782850

4. Shri V. Pawar Lab. Technician

Old Extablishment Quarters, Room No.2, J.J.Hospitals Campus, Byculla, Mumbai 400 008

23730570

5. S.Pimpaldare Lab. Technician

Old Establishment Quarters, Room No.5, J.J.Hospitals Campus Byculla, Mumbai

4, Shri S. Pandhre Lab. Technician

B-4-03 Navratna Co.o.p.Hosg. Society, Flat No.45 Sector-8

9833479522 9833220446

9 Dr.Nilanjana Guha Niyogi

Lecture 5/30Panchsheel J.J.Hospital Compound, Mumbai 8

27671527 (pune)

9820186367

10 Shubhangi Gujrathi Lecture Swastik 4/10 Opp.PostOffice, J.J.Hospital Compound, Mumbai 8

23746603 9892182028

11 Dr.A.R.Dhas Lecturer D-405 Zavne Enclave Near Saidham W.E.Highway, Thakur Complex, Kandivali,Mumbai-8

56777532 982079973

12 Smt Geetha Sukumaran

Lecturer 5/27Panchsheel J.J.Hospital Compound, Mumbai 8

23759571 9892503720

13 Dr.Mohana Lonkar Biochemist A4/8,Runwalnagar, Thane (w)400601

25470422 9820548016

14. Smt Jyoti Panchal Biochemist GHULEMANSION 120,Matar Pakhadi Road, Mazgaon, Mumbai 400 010

23776304 32940783

9869409304

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Sangpada, Navi Mumbai 5. Shri Anna Patil Lab.

Technician J.J.Hospitals Campus Trupti 8-B,3rd Floor, Byculla, Mumbai-400 008

6. Shri A.A. Mohan

Lab. Technician

Chandresh Oasis K. Lodha Heaven, Kalyan, Skill Road, Nilje Dombivali (E),

9323199319

7. Shri S.B.Chougule

Lab. Techician Avenue B-601, Lodha Heaven, Kalyan-Shil Road, Nilje Dombivali (E)

9867091970

8. S.P.Nalwade Lab.Tech Juna Kurla Bail Bazar Bhagubai Chawl,Mumbai-70

25024395

9. S. Choudhari Lab.Tech RajeshwariCo.op.Hsg.Soc. 2nd Floor, R.No.1, Gawali Nagar,Kalyan(E)

95251-2251383

10.

C.S.Naik

Lab.Tech.

Chintan Anadamai Co.op Soc.,Building No.192/B R.No.7377,Kannamwar Nagar-2,Vikroli(E), Mumbai 800 083

56080509

11. S.S.Natalkar Lab.Tech. J.J.Hospital Compound Bhairamji Chawal R.No.1/2, Byculla, Mumbai 400 008

9819481851

12 S.M.Lokhande Lab.Tech. Darshan Society Building No.811/3:15 Sector 25 Jui Nagar, Navi Mumbai 400 706

27705163

13. R.C.Mishale Lab.Tech. Gharkul Society Building No.8/60/2/12 Sector 24 Jui Nagar Navi Mumbai 400706

9869179904

14. Usman Khan Lab.Tech. J.J.Hospital compound, Trupti 8/B,Gr.Floor, R.No.34, Byculla,Mum 8

23772868

15. R.G. Ghosalkar Lab.Tech. J.J.Hosp.Compound, B/36, 1st Floor, Byculla Mumbai-8

56164723 9869999060

16 Vidya Redekar Lab.Tech. 314/51 Mahavir Chawl G.K.Marg,Lower Parel Mumbai- 400013

24952975 9869063338

17. Manjula Dabhi Lab.Tech. 40/D, K.K.Marg Jecobb Circle, Mumbai-11

23087809 9867695515

18. D. Vaivude Lab.Tech. 30/32,1st Floor, 22074666

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Mahadeo Shankarshet Marg,Sonapure St., Chira Bazar,Jagannath Shankar Shet Marg,Mumbai – 400 002

19 R.Y. Kadam Lab.Tech. J.J.Hospital Compounder Chawl, Gr.Floor, R.No.6 Mumbai – 400 008

23736216

20. S.B.Narkar Lab.Tech. J.J.Hospital Compound, Trupti B . R.No.58 Mumbai 400 008

21. Shri Vibhute Lab.Tech 3/14 Om Lambodar Co.op.Hsg.Society,Shani Nagar, Badlapur (W)

22

A.Desai

Lab.Asstt.

Ladies Hostel Servant Chawl R.No.3 Ground Floor,J.J.Hospital Compound, Mumbai 400 008

23747428

23 Ganesh Bane Lab. Asstt. 4/371 Sundergalli Parijat Building No.1 B.J.Marg, Byculla (W) Mumbai 400 008

24. R.G.Kodhawale Lab.Asstt. 1/3,Gowardhan Bhoir Chawl,Datiwali Rd, Diva (E), Dist.Thane

25. Subhash More Lab.Asstt. C.Block R.No.21, 1st floor, J.J.Hospital, Byculla, Mumbai 8

26 Naresh B.Solanki

Lab.Asstt. Chitra Aptt.,R.No.405 4th floor, Gagan Vihar Complex, Ochale Road, Nalasopara (E)

27. Vijay Pawar Lab.Asstt. Shanti Uopawan,R.No.101 F wing, Lodha Heaven, Nilje,Dombivali (E)

28. Shri Raghunath M. Posture

Lab.Asstt. Trupti, B-8-B/1/89 Sr. J.J.Gr.of Hospitals Campus, Mumbai-400 008

9869179841

30 Shri AnisoDhhin Shaikh

Lab.Asstt. Yamuna Building R.No.56,3rd Floor, Government Quarters Worli Sea Face, Mumbai 400 018

9325322111

31 Shri Mahesh Rao rane

Lab.Asstt. 2/22 Tam Nivas Chawl Shivaji Nagar Tembipada Road, Bhandup (W), Mumbai 78

25956006

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32. Shri Balkrishna Palande

Lab.Servant Old Hostel Servant Chawl, R.No.1, J.J.Hospitals Compound, Mumbai-400 008

9867210385

33. Shri S.Mandhre Lab.Servant Bhola nagar Jagdish store,room no 1802 Kalwa (E) Thane

9869387396

34. Shri Prabhakar Ambare

Lab.Servant JJ VASAHAT ,Old hostel servant chawl ,Room no 1

35.

Shri Sanjay L. Chodnekar

Lab.Asstt.

2/1 Shrikrishna Nivas Bhatwadi, Ghatkopar (W) Mumbai 4000 084

9867636344

36. Shri Ganesh T. Nar

Lab.Asstt. Ramdut Building No.4 R.No.514 2nd Floor, Kari road, Mumbai 400 012

37. Smt. Kusum Balwant Telure

Lab.Servant New Mill Company Chawl.R.No.1, Kurla Shrikrishna Chouk,Kurla (E), Mumbai-400 070

9224391362

38. L.W.Makwana Lab.Servant Old Hostel Servant Chawl,R.No.6 J.J.Hosp.compound, Byculla, Mumbai

39. Shanta Rajput Lab.Servant C/302 Sadguru Aptt., Central Park Nalasopara (E), Dist.Thane

40. R.B.Pawar Lab.Servant 36/B Samrtha Hsg. Society,Near Gaondevi Mandir,Kalwa(W)

9869453730

41 D.Kadam Lab.Servant A-Block ,Gr.Floor, R.No.4, J.J.Hosp.Compound Mumbai 8

23724304

42 Tanaji Savartkar Lab.Servant J.J.Compound C.Block,3rd Floor,R.No.8,Mumbai

55295842

MATERIAL

List of equipments required for managing disaster. Sr.No. Name of Equipment No.Existing No.Required 1 Auto Analyzer One + two

recently installed

One

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2 ABG Machine one One 3 Semi Auto Analyzer Three One 4 Flame Photometer Two One 5 Densitometer One One 6 Chemiluminescence One One

DEPARTMENTAL PLAN TO MANAGE THE DISASTER Nodal Officer 1. Name - Dr. V W Patil

Contact No. 9833211598


• Coordination with the health post staff for collection of biological fluid samples

• Strengthening of clinical biochemistry laboratory activity

• Field OPD Camp for emergency blood /urinary investigations blood glucose by glucometer serum electrolytes by flame photometer/ urinary analysis by urine analyser blood gas analysis for Po2,PCo2,pH LFT ,KFT.PFT by superfast auto-analysers

• Procuring of all emergency laboratory biochemical kits/ consumables from dean Office

• Coordination with other departments – Medicine – Cardiovascular dept – Conservancy staff

• Daily reporting to Dean office & DMER office

2/A Flat-3 J.J.Hospital campus,Byculla

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PREVENTIVE & SOCIAL MEDICINE

LOCATION Department of PSM : Postgraduate Building, IIIrd Floor.

MANPOWER

Faculty Members:

Sr. No.


1. Dr. S.V. Akarte Professor & Head

M:9821070384 R:23702954

1/14, . J.J.Hosp.Campus, Byculla, Mumbai-8

2. Dr.M. K. Kakeri Professor M: 9821133945 R: 23722580


3. Dr. P.B. Sawant Associate Professor

M: 9869019522 R: 25657099

C/73, Mulund Nagraj Co. Hsg. Soc., Gavanpada, Mulund (East), Mumbai -81

4. Dr. U. Rangnathan

Associate Professor

M: 9869426068 R: 23743332


5. Dr. Ranjit J. Mankeshwar

Associate Professor

9820021492 4/15, J.J. Hospital Campus, Byculla, Mumbai-8

6. Dr. Lalit Sankhe Lecturer 9820613651 101, Ekata Co-op Hsg.Society At. Posst – Papadi Tal. Vasai

7. Dr. Mangesh Nanaware

Lecturer 9869969524 2/205, Om Sonali Apt. Kala Talav, Kalyan.

1. Mr. G. E. Jadhav

Social Worker 022-25884077 12/17, Navashakati Co-op Soc. Yashdhan Nagar, Thane

2. Mr. Mirza S.M. Baig

Social Worker 9869062072 Trupti 8/13, Room No.40 J.J. Hospital Campus, Byculla,M-8

3. Mr.Vijay Gaikwad

Social Worker 9819241589 G- 104, Vanashri Shrushti Khadakpada, Kalyan

4. Mrs. Pratiksha Masurkar

Laboratory Technician

23739204 6/27. Shanti, J. J. Hospital Campus, Byculla, Mumbai

DEPARTMENTAL PLAN TO MANAGE DISASTER

Nodal officer

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Name: Dr. S.V.Akarte Address: 1/14, Doctors quarters, J.J. Hospital, Byculla, Mumbai – 08 Contact No.: Mobile: 9821070384 Residence: 23702954

DETAILED DEPARTMENT ACTIVATION PLAN TO MANAGE DISASTER Departmental Objectives: i) Establishment of disease Surveillance Unit ii) Rapid Assessment of Health Problems iii) Suggest Control Measures in the field pertaining to Public Health. iv) Development of Reporting System

v) Interdepartmental Co-ordination & Co-ordination with Hospital control room

Activities: i) Establishment of disease Surveillance Unit

?? Disease Surveillance Unit will do rapid assessment of Health situations. ?? Identify the health problems ?? Identify the needs of affected population

ii) Formulation of health teams – Comprising of Residents, Internees & Paramedical workers. iii) Collection of Data:

?? Designing of proforma depending on type of Disaster from the field ?? Standardised Case Definition, Treatment protocols etc. ?? Training of faculty members/Manpower involved.

iv) Control Measures in field: ?? Dispatching heath team in field every day during disaster. ?? Collecting morbidity & mortality, data from the field. ?? Distribution of health education material to increase public awareness. ?? Post disaster camp organisation in coordination with RMO’s.

v) Logistic: Arrange for medicines /vehicles for field in coordination with RMO of J.J. Hospital with P.S.M. Department. vi) Co-ordination with other departments depending on types of disaster/ health

problems. vii) Interim report formulation with time to time analysis of collected data viii) Post Disaster activities – Compilation and analysis of collected data & final report

to be submitted to higher authorities. REQUIREMENTS: Equipments: Manpower: Minibus Computer Operator

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Staff Vehicle Statistician Telephone Fax machine Xerox machine Computer

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DENTAL

LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATION This Department is situated in the O.P.D. Building first floor, room No. 23. Total No. Beds :- Nil No. of words :- Nil Situation of words :- Nil No of operation theaters :- Nil No. of working operation suits/ tables available for routine emergency work

:- Nil

How many additional working operation suits/tables can be commissioned at short notice to tackle disaster of mass casualty

:- Dental O.P.D.

Capacity to expand indoor bed strength for additional patient load during disaster

capacity to create additional beds to accommodation beds to accommodate disaster.

Location of the space earmarked for creating additional beds to accommodate disaster Victims:- 1 a) Patients are treated on O.P.D. basic b) Since dental department does not have word patients are

admitted under E.N.T. c) Since dental department does not have operation theater, the

patients are operated in ENT OT by appointment 2 To tackle mass casualty the patient with dental &

maxillofacial trauma can be treated on O.P.D. basis and can be shifted to emergency word if necessary.

ADDITIONAL STAFF REQUIRED TO MANAGE DISASTER category wise: -Staff Nurse.

MANPOWER Non Teaching 1 Dr. Sunanda D. Dhirare :- Dental Surgeon Class III (Technical) 1 Mr. Satish D. Nagvekar : -Dental Lab Technicians Class IV 1) Mr. Gopichand D. Ghad:- Lab Attendant 2) Mr. Vinod V. Kadam:- Ward boy.

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NAME, CONTACT AND ADDRESS OF THE ALL STAFF MEMBERS.

MATERIAL

LIST OF EQUIPEMENTS FOR MANAGING DISASTER Sr No. Name of Equipment No. Existing No. Require 1. Dental Chairs with all Accessories 2 2 2. X-Ray Machine 1 -

List of Medicine, dressing material , suture material , IV sets, etc requirement for managing 100 admissions as mass casualty...

Sr. No. Generic Name No. of Existing No. of Require 1 Ambuse Bag 1 1 2. Larynguscope with blade 1 1 3. Stethoscope 1 1 4. B.P. Apparatus 1 1 5. I.V. Saline Sets Nil 100 6. Surgical Rubber Gloves 3 box 100 Pair 7. Disposable Syringe No. 5 C C 50 100 8 Disposable Needle No. 26 ½ inch 50 100 9 I.V. Normal Saline 5 50 10 Gause, Cotton 3 Bundle 100 11 Tounge Depressor 1 1 12 Suturing Material (Cutting Needles +

Thread) 1 50

Needle No. 14, thread 3.o Nylon or silk Thread

Nil 50

13 For local Anesthesis inj. Liquid 1 box 1 box a) Plain Lignocair 2% BJL. A with

Adrenaline 2% 4 box 1 box

14 Scalp Blade no. 11, no. 15 3 10 15 Jelco + Bivalve Nil 100

Sr. No.


1 Dr. Sunanda D.Dhivare

Dental Surgeon 9820550374 E-324, New Air India Colony, Kalina, Santacruz (East), Mumbai- 29

2 Mr. Satish D. Nagvekar

Dental Lab Technicians

9869538778 B -27/1, Govt Colony, Bandra (E), Mumbai- 51.

3. Mr. Gopichand D. Ghadi

Lab Attendant 55763916 Samata chawl, Room No. 162, Andandwadi, Solt pen Road, Wadala (E), Mumbai- 37.

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16 Catavalon 1 bott 5 bottle 17 Betadine solution Nil 5 bottle 18 O2 Cylinder 1 1 19 Glycose Powder 1 Kg 5 Pkt 20 Hicryl Surgical Sutur Nil 10 Pkt

DEPARTMENT PLAN TO MANAGE THE DISASTER Officer who can coordinates the departmental disaster management plan. Name : Dr. Sundand D. Dhivare (M.D. S. oral Surgery) Designation : Dental Surgeon Contact No. : 9820550374 Address : E-324, New Air India Colony, Kalina, Santacruz

(E), Mumbai- 29.


1) Dental O.P.D. can be made available for the victims with Dental Truma.

2) Surgical procedure like

a) Saturing

b) Extraction of mobile teeth due to trauma.

c) Interdental wiring for dentoalveolar fractures

d) Treatment for avalse teeth

Can be performed under local anaesthesia on O.P.D. basis

iii) Victims with the major trauma can be transfer to surgery unit for management.

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PHYSIOLOGY

LOCATION

Department of Physiology

MANPOWER

Information. Teaching Staff : - Sr. No.

Name Designation

Contact No. Address

1. Dr.Ravindra Shriniwas Inamdar

Prof. & Head

(022) 23782516 (M) 9322339107

2/13. Dhanavantari. J.J.Hospital Compound. Byculla, Mumbai - 400 008.

2. Dr. (Mrs.) Surekha Dilip Kaundinya

Prof. (022) 23752083 (M) 9819920659

1/8, J.J. Hospital Compound. Byculla, Mumbai – 400 008.

3. Dr.(Mrs.) Anita George Asso. Prof.

(M) 9323571285 1303, Arihant Towers, G.D.Ambedkar Marg, Parel, Mumbai – 400 012.

4. Dr.Premanand Ramkrishna Raikar

” (022) 25663559 (M) 20522716

50/9, Akashwani CHS, Datar Colony, Bhandup (East), Mumbai – 400 042.

5. Dr.(Mrs) Chandrakiran Dahyalal Hathial

” (022) 26415883 (M) 9819197611

42/2/28,Gandhinagar Anand CHS, Bandra (East), Mumbai - 400 051.

6. Dr.Surendra Sudhir Shivalkar

” (M) 9867324278

1/5, Panchsheel, J.J.Hospital Compound. Byculla, Mumbai - 400 008.

7. Dr.Kamaluddin Mohd. Nazir Khan

Lecturer (022) 23713010 4/21. J.J.Hospital Compound. Byculla, Mumbai - 400 008.

8. Mrs.Subhagi Shrikant Palkar

” (022) 25771168 (M) 9892594338

F/701, Royalaster, The Great Eastern Garden, L.B.S.Road, Kanjur Marg (West ), Mumbai - 400 068.

9. Dr.Mohd.Abdul Hafiz Ansari

” (022) 23714577 3/6, Trimurti, J.J.Hospital Compound., Byculla, Mumbai - 400 008.

10. Dr.Sachin Hiralal Mulkutkar

” (022) 23741778 (M) 9322732370 9819233167

12, Panchsheel Bldg., 2nd Flr, J.J.Hospital Compound. Byculla,Mumbai - 400 008

11. Dr.(Mrs.) Lata Balraj Buktar

” (M) 9819671639 58, Old Boys Hostel, 1st Flr, J.J.Hospital Compound. Byculla,Mumbai - 400 008

12. Dr.Rameshwar Gopinath Daokar

” (M) 9224250405 3/14, J.J.Hospital Compound, Byculla, Mumbai - 400 008.

13. Dr.Dey Chandan K. ” (M) 9323802831 104,A/12, Rutu Enclave, Ghodbunder Road, Thane (West) - 400 601.

Non-Teaching Staff (Technical) :- Sr. No.


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1. Mrs.Rita Rajiv Vora

Lab. Tech. (022) 25140250

2B/12, Mahendra Park, Narayan Nagar, L.B.S.Marg, Ghatkopar (West), Mumbai - 400 086.

2. Smt Alaka Keshav Shinde

” (M) 9323144397

55-56/2, Sofi Mahal, Dr.Ambedkar Road, Lalbaug, Mumbai - 400 012.

3. Mrs.Aasha Navnath Lad

Lab.Asstt. (M) 9967436064 (M) 9967436545

Trupti-B, 8/50, 4th Floor, J.J.Hospital Compound, Byculla, Mumbai4 - 400 008.

4. Mr.Sunil Aappaji Mohan

” 9869355574

Trupti-B, 8/35, Ground Floor, J.J.Hospital Compound, Byculla, Mumbai - 400 008.

5. Mr.Kiran Ambalal Parmar

” - 7/1051, Bandra Government Colony, Bandra (East), Mumbai - 400 051.

Non Teaching Staff :- (Non-Technical)

Note :- Manpower which can be spared for helping basic specialities to tackle disaster or mass casualty, is as below :- Associate Professors - 2, Lecturers - 3, Residents – 3.

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