2010 HF Medical Summer Newsletter

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Humanity First

Medical NewsletterVolume 2, Issue 1 Summer 2010 www.humanityfirstmedical.org

HF DR Team in Haiti

Uganda medical

project

Supplies Team

Report

Humanity First

AGM 2009

Humanity First

Medical Disaster

Response Course

Human Disaster

Implications andClimate Change


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Page 1 Volume 2, Issue 1

Welcome Message - Medical Director Humanity First Medical

Wehavedecidedtoreducethenumber

ofeditionsbutforeacheditiontobe

morecomprehensive

Itbecameapparentthatduetothevast

amountofprojectsandactivitiesthat

theHFteamhavebeeninvolvedinthe

lasttwelvemonthsthatitwouldbest

servethepurposeofthenewsletterto

havelesseditionsbutforeachedition

tobemorecomprehensive.

Theimmediatedifferencefromlastyear

isthesizeofthenewsletter,whichhas

increasedsignificantlyfromtheprevi

ousedition.

In

this

current

edition,

readerscangaininsightintothestrides

thathavebeentakenintheUganda

project,readabouttheAGMandalso

ourspecialintereststorywhichison

climatechange.

Withthenewandincreasinglycompre

hensiveformattothenewsletter,itis

ourintentiontoprovideyouwithmore

detailandanalysisofHFeventssuchas

theHFMedicalteamsrecenttripsto

UgandainDecember09&March10

andareviewofHFsresponsetothe

terribleearthquaketragedythathit

Haition

12

January.

Asalways,thenewsletterteamalways

welcomesarticlepiecesfromourread

ersandencouragesanywhohave

thoughtaboutsubmittingarelevant

articletodoso.Ourcontactdetailscan

befoundwithinthenewsletter.

RasheedSarpong &ZakariaBhatti

Editors Message

Iwouldliketoreviewandreflecton

therecentachievementsandstrides

forwardtakenbyHumanityFirstMedi

cal.

TheDisasterResponseCoursecontin

uestogeneratealotofinterestand

qualityparticipation.Forthefirsttime

lastyear,participantscamefrombe

yond

the

UK

borders

with

members

of

HFUSAandCanadaattendingthe

courseinOctober.

Wehaverecentlyrunaverysuccessful

medicalDRoperationinHaitiduring

whichcombinedMedicalResponse

teamsfromtheUK,CanadaandtheUS

treatedovertwentythousandpatients.

OurplansfortheCoursecontinuetobe

ambitiousasweaimtoreplicatethe

courseinourthreestrategicnationsof

USA,Canada

and

Germany.

Of

course,

weshallcontinuetostrivetoimprove

uponthecourseandencourageallwho

havemootedaninterestinthecourse

tocontactuswithaviewtoparticipat

inginfuturecourses.

WerecentlyranournextDRCourseon

June18thincollaborationwithourIn

ternationalSearchandRescue(ISAR)

colleaguesinLeicester

OurworkinUgandacontinuestogain

momentumandweseeagenuineop

portunitytoachievelonglastingand

comprehensiveimprovementstohealth

careprovisionstomanypeopleof

Uganda.Togetagreaterunderstanding

ofHFslongtermaimsandobjectives,I

wouldurgeeveryreadertodownload

theEmergency

Medical

Services

Update

ReportandthePreliminaryAssessment

ReportforUgandabothpublishedin

2009.

TheAGM,whichtookplaceinNovem

berwasanotheropportunitytoreview

achievementsanddevelopmentswithin

thelast12monthsHFMDandalsothere

werenumerousinsightfuldiscussions

whichwillhopefullyleadtomoreave

nuesforHFtoprovidemedicalhelpand

assistanceas

well

as

strengthen

ties

withUKhospitals,pharmaciesand

otherorganisations.

OtherexcitingdevelopmentswithHF

medicalhavebeentheinceptionofthe

HFblogandcurrentlyaHFMedical

specificwebsiteisinproduction.

RecenteventsinHaitireallydobring

hometheimportanceofHFincreasing

itspoolofvolunteersandstaffasanatu

raldisasterrarelygivesoneawarning.I

wouldliketotakethisopportunityto

againthankallthosewhohavebeen

involvedinHumanityFirstoverthelast

twelvemonthsandencouragethose

whoaremullingovertheideaofjoining

HumanityFirst,inwhatevercapacity,to

taketheplungein2010andhelpusim

proveand

advance

on

what

was

achievedin2009asthereissomuch

moretobedoneandsomanymorepeo

plethatdesperatelyneedourhelp.

Isincerelywishyoualltheverybest and

lookforwardtoworkingwithyouinthe

comingmonthsthroughHumanityFirst.

Mr.ShahnawazRasheed


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Page 3HF Medica l Newslet t er

inSeptemberwithateamconsistingof

MarkBryers,KalpeshDiyar,DominicMor

gan,AsifHamidandShahnawazRasheedto

concentrateonfurtheringtraininginresus

citationandtraumamanagementandcoor

dinatea

medical

development

conference

inMbalebringingthoseconcernedtogether

andtryandimprovethingscollectively.

TheneedsarereallyenormousinUganda

thereisahugeroomforimprovementall

round.Weareintendingtorunthisproject

forthelongtermsoifyouareinterestedin

spendingtwoweekstotrainlocalclinicians,

itwouldbemostwelcomeandwouldmake

ahugedifferencetopeopleinseriousneed.

Mr.

Shahnawaz

Rasheed

Formoreinformationpleasecontact:

HammadKhan [email protected]

DominicMorgan [email protected]

ShahnawazRasheed [email protected]

stetricsandGynaecologyaswellasto

3rdand4thyearmedicalstudents.

FromherewetravelledtoEastern

Regionwhereweheldmeetingswith

theTownClerk(Mayor),CouncilChair

men,local

MPs

and

Regional

Directors

ofHealthintheDistrictsofMbale,

SironkoandBudakaaswellastheMu

nicipalityofMbale(thesecondlargest

towninUganda)andDirectorof

MbaleRegionalReferralHospital

wherewehadjointMOUssignedto

continuewiththeprojectcollabora

tively.Weheldtrainingsessionsfor

clinicians(doctors,clinicalofficers,

nursesandmidwives)inallthesedis

trictsconcentratingonneonatalresus

citation,generalpaediatricsandthe

diagnosisandmanagementofhyper

tensionanddiabetes. Sofar,Human

ityFirsthastrainedover800clinicians

responsibleforover2millionUgan

dans.

Thefeedbackfromthosetrainedand

theauthoritieshasbeenexcellentand

wearehopingtocontinuetheproject

DrsHammadKhan,AzizHafiz,Mahmood

KhanandShahnawazRasheedcontinued

withtheUgandamedicalprojectfrom

March18thApril2nd.

Theaimsoftheoverallprojectaretoworkon

strategicimprovements,infrastructurede

velopment,knowledgetransferandresource

deploymentintheareasofEmergencyCare,

MaternalHealth,NeonatalHealth,Chronic

DiseasesandDisasterResponse.

Duringthisvisit,meetingswereheldwiththe

UgandanGovernmentMinistersOfPrimary

Health,DisasterResponseandLandtodis

cussourproject.Wealsometwithofficialsat

MulagoHospitalattachedtoMakerreUniver

sity

in

Kampala,

including

the

Director

of

the

HospitalandHeadsoftheDepartmentsof

AccidentandEmergency,Surgery,Maternity

andNeonatalMedicineandhavehadMemo

randaofUnderstanding(MOUs)signedwith

theHospitalandtheseDepartmentsto

workontheprojectcollaboratively.Also

whileinMulago,weheldtrainingsessionsfor

doctorsworkingintheDepartmentsofNeo

natology,AccidentandEmergencyandOb

Humanity First Medical visit to Uganda March 2010

HF DR Team in Haiti, JanuaryFebruary 2010

HumanityFirstUKmobilisedanineman

teamofdoctorsandparamedicsfromthe

UKonFriday22ndJanuary.

TheTeam

Consistedof

6doctors

and3para

medicsin

cluding2

paramedics

fromtheUKInternationalSearchandRescue

(UKISAR). TheUKteamllandedinPunta

CanainDominicanRepublic,spentthenight

atBavaroandmadetheirwaytoSantoDo

mingotomeetupwitha12manteamarriv

ingfromHumanityFirstUSAandCan

ada. Together,the2teams ofdoctors,para

medicsandlogisticsmadetheirwaytoPort

auPrince,Haitiandtakeoverfromthe14

man

team

that

was

operating

a

medical

campinthecity.Thearrivingteamsidenti

fiedagreatermedicalneedoutsidePortau

Prince,hencetheymobilisedand

startednewoperationsintheCarre

fourareawestofPortAuPrince. Car

refourwasclosertotheepicentreof

thequakewheremanythousandsof

peoplewerestillwithoutanymedical

care. TheHFteamhadsetupcamp

alongsidetheUNcamptoprovide

medicalsupport. Theteam treated

over28,000peoplemanyofwhom

werestillcarryinginjuriesfromthe

Earthquake. TheHFteamworked

closelywithUNwhoprovidedthe

securitycoverfortheHFmedical

teams.

TheHumanityFirstteam,allofwhom

arevolunteers,providedfreemedical

caretoallpatientsaswellascoordi

nating

with

other

local

and

interna

tionalagenciestoprovidemedical

assistance.TheUKteamtookatotal

of1.5tonnesofessentialmedicalsupplies

aswellasfoodandwaterfortheteam.The

UKteamspentatotalof2weeksonthe

groundandarrivedbackintheUKonthe

4thofFebruary.

IntotaltheHFinternationalwasableto

mobilise 45cliniciansfromUK,USAand

Canada. TheHFTeam,allofwhomwere

volunteerstreatedastaggering700plus

patientsaday;theirprofessionalism,team

workinganddedicationtopatientcare

neverdampenedbytheharshconditionsin

whichtheyfoundthemselves.

AmirMalik
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Theteamhas

committed

to

producingan

assessmentreportand

workingtowards

improvedemergency

medicalcareinUganda

aspartofthenewfive

yearHumanity

First

UgandanHealthcare

StrategicSupport

Plan.

HumanityFirst(HF),avolun

tary,nonpolitical,non

religiousandindependentUK

basedinternational

charity,

hasundertakenanassess

mentofneedsacrossspeci

fiedareasofthecurrent

healthcareprovisionsystem

atnational,districtandrural

levelsinUgandaandengaged

inaspecificprogrammeto

improvehealthservices

acrossfivespecificclinical

areas:EmergencyCare,Ma

ternalHealth,Neonatal

Health,ChronicDiseasesand

DisasterResponse.

TheHFEmergencyMedical

ServicesMedicalTeamcon

sistedofMarkBryersand

KalpeshDiyar.Formalassess

mentvisitsweremadetothe

Emergency(Casualty)Depart

mentatMulagoHospital,the

CasualtyDepartment

at

Mbale

ReferralHospital,TheAhmadi

yyaHospital,Mbaleandvari

ousHealthCentres(HCs)III

andIVintheMbaleMunicipal

ityandDistrictaswellasinthe

DistrictsofSironkoandBu

daka,EasternRegion,Uganda.

Inadditiontothesevisits,the

policeforceresponsetomedi

calincidentswasassessed.

TheEMS

team

recognise

and

supportfullythegreatpro

gressbytheUgandanGovern

mentthroughtheMinistryof

Healthandhealthworkersin

the

delivery

of

healthcare

to

theUgandanpeople.Itisclear

thatthereisarecognitionof

theneedforimprovementat

alllevelstodeliverhighstan

dardhealthcaretothepeople

ofUganda.HFwishestowork

tosupporttheseimprove

mentsandtohelptheUgan

danGovernmenttobuildonits

successesinthedeliveryof

healthcareon

a

local,

regional

andnationallevel.HFrecog

nisesparticularlythegovern

mentalstrategyofstructuring

theprovisionofhealthcareina

systematicmannerofagraded

systemofhealthcentresfrom

levelsIIV,regionalhospitals

andnationalreferralhospitals.

Wealsoacknowledgetheon

goingworktoestablish,up

gradeand

equip

the

clinical

facilitiesacrossUganda.HF

wouldalsoliketohighlightthe

dedicationandprofessionalism

ofthemanyhealthworkerswe

havehadthepleasureofmeet

ingduringthisassessment

process.

Duringthehealthcareassess

mentprocess,auniformas

sessmentcriteriahasbeen

appliedtoallareasbeingas

sessedandHFisgratefulfor

theassistanceandopennessof

theUgandanpeopleforper

mittingaccesstosites,current

healthcaredataandaccessto

bothstaffandpatients.During

thisassessment,assistance

wasreceivedfromtheUgan

dangovernment,healthcare

providers

and

the

Ugandan

people.HFhascommitted

itselftothelongtermsupport

toUgandaandthisassess

mentprocessistoidentifythe

scope

of

assistance

required

andtheopportunitiesaf

fordedtoHFtosupportthe

currentUgandanhealthcare

system.

Theteamhascommittedto

producinganassessment

reportandworkingtowards

improvedemergencymedical

careinUgandaaspartofthe

newfiveyearHumanityFirst

UgandanHealthcare

Strategic

SupportPlan.Inordertopro

videthemaximumsupportto

theUgandanhealthcaresys

tem,theHFEMSTeamhave

strivedtobeopenandhonest

duringtheassessmentproc

esstobuildtherightplatform

forchange.

DuringthevisittoUganda,

specifictraininginBasicLife

Support(BLS)and intermedi

ateLifeSupport(ILS)was

givencliniciansandclinical

supportworkersinMbale

(MunicipalityandDistrict),

BudakaandSironkoresponsi

bleforapopulationofover

onemillionpeople.Inaddi

tion,advisorymeetingswere

heldwithpoliticaladmedical

administrators

regarding

emergencymedicalcarepro

vision

HFrecognisesthefunding

challengesthatexistwithin

Ugandaandthispreliminary

reportsetsoutaspirational

goalswhichweacceptmaybe

difficulttoachievewithcur

rentfundinglevelsandwithin

thepresentworldfinancial

climate.

Uganda medical project December 2009

- Mark Bryers & Kalpesh Diyar


5/8


Itisalsorecognisedthatthe

UgandanMinistryofHealth

havelaidoutacomprehen

sivestrategic

plan

consistent

withtheMDGswhichare

alsoconstrainedbyfunding

limitations.TheHFplanaims

toformulatecreativesolu

tionstoproviderealprogress

withstrategicorganisational

planninganddissemination

ofknowledge.HFcallson

specialistexpertsfrommany

countrieshealthservicesto

developstrategicthinking

withaviewtoimproving

Ugandanhealthprovision.

Thisreportdescribesthe

administrativeandtraining

elementsoftheworkunder

takenduringtherecentvisit

toUganda.

Anyprogrammetoenhance

theUgandanhealthservice

willrequire

a

concerted

and

committedeffortonthepart

ofallpartiesinvolved.The

challengethatfacesusallis

howdo

deliver

the

changes

thatwillsupportthecurrent

internaldrivebytheUgan

danHealthMinistrytoraise

standardsacrossthehealth

sector.Todeliverexcellence

inhealthcaretothewhole

countryisasubstantialtask

andwillrequiretheopportu

nitytoseethesenew

changesandenhancesystem

inpracticeandworkingin

oneareafirst.Theimplemen

tationoftheproposed

changescontainedwithin

thisreport,includingthe

adoptioncurrentUKguide

lines(basedoninternational

standards)intohealthcen

tresandfurtherenhance

mentsintohospitalcasualty

departments

within

one

se

lectregioncan

demonstrate

thesystem

working.This

reportpro

poseschanges

inthetown,

regionanddis

trictsofMbale,

Sironkoand

Budaka.

MarkBryers

[email protected]

KalpeshDiyar

[email protected]


6/8


HumanityFirstMedicalheld

itsfirstannualgeneralmeet

ingattheGlenisterbuilding,

ImperialCollegeinCharing

CrossHospitalCampuson

theafternoon

of

Saturday,

7thofNovember2009.40

peoplewereinattendance.

Ithasbeenasupremelyac

tiveyearforHumanityFirst

medicalUKaswehavenow

offeredourmedicalservices

inUganda.Inaddition,the

firsttwodisasterresponse

courseswereorganisedin

2009.

We

continue

to

remain

ongreenalert(standby)for

anyemergencieswhichmay

occur.

Theparticipantsactivelycon

tributedtothediscussions.Our

futurevisitstoUgandawillcon

tinuein2010.Theimportanceof

provisionofmedicinesinaman

nerthatwoulddirectlybenefit

theneedy

in

Uganda

was

dis

cussed.Severalusefulsugges

tionsweremadeduringthetalks.

Wealsodiscussedourplansto

holdoneofthedisasterresponse

coursesataninternationalsite

(outofUK)in2010.

Wearepleasedtowelcomenew

comersassomeparticipantsof

theAGMexpressedawishto

volunteer

and

join

the

Humanity

First.

WewisheverysuccessforHu

manityFirstMedicalin2010,and

aswecontinuetogrowwehope

tolearnfromourexperiences

andevolveinamoreeffective

unitwithtime.Asalways,we

remainverygratefulforevery

onessupportandsharing

theirthoughts

with

us.

Althoughthereisnoformal

iseddateatthisstage,we

expecttoholdoursecond

annual

general

meet

ing

around

Novem

ber

2010.

NadeemAhmadAfzal

Humanity First AGM 2009

Ihaveattended

manycoursesbutthis

wasreallyfantastic,

arguablythebest

course

I

have

ever

beenon

CourseAttendee

Itisouraim,forHumanity

First

to

become

the

world

leaderindisasterresponse

medicine.Thepurposeofthis

courseistotrainmedicaland

logisticalsupportstaffindis

asterresponsemedicalprac

ticeconsistentwithbestinter

nationalstandardsandhu

manitarianprinciplestojoinas

membersofanHFMedical

ResponseTeamfollowingan

internationaldisaster.

HumanityFirstFacultymem

bersarehighlytrainedand

experiencedmedics,para

medicsandnonmedicswho

aimtoimparttheirknowledge

inthishighlyintensiveand

interactiveCoursetoatten

dees.HumanityFirstheldits

secondMedicalDisasterRe

sponseCourseincollabora

tionwith

the

International

SearchandRescue(ISAR)

Humanity First Medical Disaster Response Course

October 2009TeaminLeicesterfromOcto

ber

9

11

th

2009.

There

were

12

facultymembersand20atten

deesincluding2representa

tivesfromHFUSAand2from

HFCanada.Thecourseteaches

thehighestpossiblelevelof

evidencedbasedpracticein

theareasofdisasterclassifica

tion,assessment,deployment

strategy,safetyandrisk,triage

ofmultiplecasualties,public

health,camp

management,

medicalresponseteamprepa

ration,medicalmanagement,

paediatrics,surgicalandortho

paedicmanagement.Aswell

asformalteachingtheseareas,

emphasisisplacedondealing

withpatientswithprofession

alism,courtesyandkindness

andworkinginclosecollabora

tionwithlocalcommunities,

nationalcoordinating

authori

tiesandinternationalbodies.

Thecourseincorporatestaught

lectures

with

disaster

response

exercisesinwhichactorsplay

ingcasualtieswithrelevant

injuriesareused,asaremem

bersoftheISARteamtomake

scenariosasrealaspossible.In

addition,trainingisgivenin

publicrelationsandbriefings

tootheragenciesandtheme

dia.Thefirstdaywasheldin

theHiltonHotel,

thesecond

day

at

SouthernFireSta

tionandthethird

dayinacampsitein

MeltonMowbray.

Itisplannedtorun

thisCourseinthe

US,Canadaand

Indonesianextyear

andagaininthe

UK.

NadeemAhmadAfzal


7/8


Human Disaster Implications and Climate ChangeTheissuesurroundingtheveracityofclimatechangeisahotlydebatedtopicwithstrongopinionsandarguments

onbothsidesofthedebate.

However,ifonetakesthevantagepointthatclimatechangeisandwillcontinuetohaveamarkedlyadverseeffect

ontheearthsweatherpatterns,whatimplicationswouldthishaveontherelatedissueofweatherinducedhu

manitariandisasters?

AccordingtotheOfficefortheCoordinationofHumanitarianAffairs(OCHA),thereisexpectedtobeanincreasein

theintensity,frequency,durationandextentofweatherrelatedhazardsinthefuture.Moreover,theUNInterna

tionalStrategyforDisasterReduction(ISDR)hasstatedthatby2100:

Theglobalaveragesurfacewarming(surfaceairtemperaturechange),willincreaseby1.1 6.4degreesCelsius;

Thesealevelwillrisebetween18and59cm;and

Itisverylikelythathotextremes,heatwavesandheavyprecipitationwillbecomemorefrequent.

Ofgreatconcernisthatthelocationoftheseweatherextremesarenotexpectedtochangetheirlocationfrom

theareasintheworldwheretheycurrentlyoccurmostoften.TheseareasincludeAfrica,particularlySahel,Horn

ofAfricaandCentralAfrica;CentralandSouthAsia(particularlyIran,Afghanistan,Pakistan,IndiaandtheCaspian

region;and

Southeast

Asia

(in

particular,

Indonesia,

Myanmar,

Laos

and

Cambodia).

Itisimportanttonotethatmanyofthecountrieslistedaboveareconsideredhotspotsformorethanoneofthe

extremeweathertypesandthusanincreaseintheoccurrenceandintensityofanyofthesehazardswouldhave

profoundeffectsontheinfrastructure,economy,andhumancost.

AccordingtoOCHA,thereisathreeprongedapproachtodealwiththispertinentissue.OCHAstatesthatthere

mustfirstlybeaunifiedglobalefforttoeffectareductionintheseaforementionedrisks.Itissaidthatwhatisre

quiredisaunifiedcommitmenttoreducinggreenhousegases,educatepeopletohelpadapttochangingweather

systemsaswellasinvestmentinriskreduction.

Althoughthereisarecognitionthatallcountrieshavearesponsibilitytoreducetheriskofweatherinduceddisas

ters,itissaidthatpoorerandhotspotcountriesneedmoresupportandinvestmentindisasterresponsereduc

tion.Thisisinterlinkedwiththeneedformorecomprehensiveandcoordinatedtransferofknowledgeinthis

sphere.

AftertheTsunamiofDecember2004,manyadvocatedthatamorecomprehensive,coordinatedearlywarning

systemcouldhavehelpedsaveasignificantnumberoflives.Moreover,OCHAhavestatedthatitisnecessaryfor

futuredisasterreductionthatawidespreadandimprovedclimatemonitoringtechnologyisinplacegloballyin

ordertoimproveforecastreliability.

Itisarguedbysomequartersthataneffectivedisasterresponseinthefuturecannotberealised thisargument

andthatthemerefactthatthereisanincreaseinextremeweatherconditionsmakesclimatechangeofimpor

tanceinthefieldofdisasterresponseregardlessofanyscientificargumentsoverhumaninducedclimatechange.

RasheedSarpong

Contactusbyvisiting

www.humanityfirstmedical.org

Youcandonate,volunteer,andapplytoattendthedisasterresponsecourseorsimplyregisteryourinterestonthe

website

YouwillbewelcomeandareinvitedtoattendournextAGM

atPostgraduate

centre,

Charing

Cross

Hospital,

London

in

November2010


8/8

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Therehavebeenanumber

ofexcitingdevelopmentsin

thelastfewmonthsinthe

suppliesdepartment.

Havingbeenbusyarranging

deliveryof3tonnesofmedi

calaidlastyear,thesupplies

teamhasjustrearrangedthe

storagefacilitiesintheHu

manityFirstwarehouseand

hadsomebrandnewshelv

ingputintothemainware

houseinordertoalloweasier

andmore

ordered

storage

of

medicalequipment.

Inadditionthedepartment

willnotbeacceptingany

moremedicinedonationsfor

thetimebeing,butinstead

willbeconcentratingonall

othermedicalandnon

medicalitems.Thedepart

mentwillbedoingitsbestto

providesuppliesforthe

Ugandantrips

this

year

and

ofcoursethedisasterre

sponsecourse.

Currentlyweareintheproc

ess

of

revising

the

medical

andnonmedicalemergency

expeditionsupplieslist,

whichallowsustolookat

themorecuttingedgetech

nologiesavailableandwel

comeallviews.

Thesuppliesdepartmentaim

tousethebestevidence

basedmedicalandnon

medicalequipmentinorder

toallow

the

disaster

re

sponseteamtotreatas

manypatientsaspossible

withthegreatestcareas

quicklyandefficientlyas

possible.

Theaim,aswithallofHu

manityFirstswork,isto

maintainthehigheststan

dardsconsistentwithbest

currentpracticeandtokeep

withintheguidelinesofthe

Sphereproject.

Wearestillreliantonthe

goodwillofourmedicalcol

leaguestohelpoutand

wouldnowliketoalsothank

thenewernonmedicalvol

unteerswhohaveworked

withusmorerecentlyaswell

asourmedicalvolunteers.

Wewouldalsoliketothank

Mr.BashirSharifforhishelp

withthewarehouse.

SuppliesTeam

DrFaisalAhmed

[email protected]

DrAsif Hamid

[email protected]

DrNoorAhmad

[email protected]

WeneedyourhelpYoucanvolunteerby

emailing

or

usingthecontactform

onthewebsite

HF Medical Supplies Team Report

22 Deer Park Road, South Wimbledon

London SW19 3AH

Tel: +44 (0)20 8417 0082 Fax: +44 (0)20 8417 0110
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