Drug Society, JNMC:An IntroductionSyed Shamayal RabbaniMBBS-2008, J.N. Medical College, A.M.U.

What is Drug Society ?

Non Profitable

Non Political

Charitable Organisation

Drug Society® Aligarh U.P. India

Registered as Charity by Govt. of U.P.

Registration No. 1817

History Of Drug

Society

Concept 1980’s

Revived 1998

Registered 2004

• The concept had existed under the name of the ‘DRUG BANK’ since the 80’s but it was in 1998 when 4 students of 1997 batch-MBBS revived the society to its present form.

• The society was registered in 2004

Organization

Patrons

Executive committee

Governing body

Members

Prof. Ashraf Malik Prof. Shaista Vasenwala Prof. Seema Rashid

Dr. Rana Sherwani

PGs & Interns(ex-members of the society)

UGs

Activities

Drug distribution Health & Vaccination camps

Blood donation Disaster relief work

•Most important & basic function done on a daily basis.• Provision of free drugs,

money for investigations, surgical material and implants to the needy patents admitted to JNMCH.

RDA register(junior doctors make

entries in our register)Telephonic

communication(our numbers are on display

in all wards)

Ward Nurses

Patients’ Information

• Confirmation and assessment of the real need of the patient in person by a member.

• The member sanctions the drugs and signs the sanction slip with his/her code.

• The drugs are collected from shop no. 8, Zakaria Market, by the patient.

Shop- 8, Zakaria Market

Health & Vaccination camps

Health screening Treatment of minor ailments JNMCH OPD referral Vaccination Health awareness Regular health checkup at Guardian school

Regular health camps are organised for the rural masses

• 1st Oct, 2000, Kayamgunj – 1st camp• Patients seen- 1100

• 9th Dec, 2001, Mallah Ka Nagla• Patients seen- 960 Jeevangarh, Aligarh- 2009

•Camps at Haridwar, Dolinagar,

Makhdoom Nagar, Bhujpura etc have also been organised.

Shahjamal, Aligarh- 2010

Guardian health camp, 2011

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Charity begins at home.

The society recognises that Charity should literally begin at home!!

AND SO Regular Hepatitis- B vaccination

camps are organised in association with the Principal’s office for each new batch joining the college and for paramedics to protect them from the hazard of procuring Hep B while at work.

Hep B vaccination camps

Blood donati

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Blood Donation Camps

We realise that we have to act as role models for the society to encourage blood donation.

•The first camp was organised on 9th November, 2000-- 20 units were donated.

Record Keepingof Blood Groups

A batch-wise list of blood groups is maintained by the society for donation in an emergency to needy patients.

Natural Disasters– We are there!!

• Relief work was done by us in the form of drugs and medical care in association with the RDA and the students’ union for ---Gujarat earthquake, Tsunami victims, Kashmir earthquake and Bihar floods.

Donations by the Society to Different Departments of the Hospital

The drug society donated following equipments to the casualty unit and TB & chest department:

• Instrument Trolley• Nebulizers• Wheel chairs• X-RAY view box

The society plans to construct a restroom for the attendants of the patients admitted to JNMCH and the construction would be completed by the end of 2011

Generation of Funds

Donations

JNMC undergraduates

RDA members

Consultants

Students outside JNMC

Donors outside JNMC

Zakaat (donations spent strictly according to the norms of Zakaat)

Audit A meticulous record of all transactions is maintained and displayed throughout the year

Annual Collection: 2010-11

Non-Zakaat donations- Rs 3,73,449Zakaat donations- Rs 1,91,800

TOTAL- Rs 5,65,149

Annual Expenditure: 2010-11 S. No. Use AMOUNT

1 DRUGS BY SANCTION Rs. 3,24,951

2 INVESTIGATIONS Rs. 68,900

3 DRUGS BY PURCHASE Rs. 8,291

4 IMPLANTS Rs. 25,787

5 MISCELLANEOUS Rs. 1,390

6 REGISTRATION Rs. 5,245

7 HEALTH CAMPS Rs. 3,020

8 VACCINATION Rs. 2,000

TOTAL Rs.4,34,680

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Patients Benefited

Not only has the number of patients benefited increased in the previous years, but also there has been a gradual change in our approach.

• We are now supporting costly cancer chemotherapies.

• We have dropped the word ‘PROGNOSIS’ to a large extent while assessing a patient for his/her need.

One of our numerous success stories

* Produced with due consent

A one and a half yr old male child with a massively disseminated retinoblastoma.

Prognosis- Dismal (survival chances – few months)

The parents were too poor to support the costly chemotherapy

The chemotherapy was started by the society on the request of the doctors

THE RESULT

* Produced with due consent

UP -UNICEF

Deptt. Of Community Medicine

Collaborations

• Ex-members• Patient

information• Health

camps

UNICEF’s UP coordinator Mr. Beyenvyer attended our camp and promised long term cooperation with drug society

•Drugs•Vaccines &

Vaccinators• Transport

CONTACT US• Syed Shamayal Rabbani +919897213046• Zikrullah +919897875870• Imad Ali +919897787196• Mohd. Luqman +919258176105• Ahmad Muzzafar +918439383937• Ankur Agarwal +918899063818• Mohd. Faraz Ahmad +919634285286• Abdul Aleem +918909332870

• Web address: www.drugsociety.org

• Bank account: State Bank of India Medical branch.

Account no: 10225932401 Account name: DRUG SOCIETY, JNMC

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