Report on Medical Mission in Enwang community, Akwa Ibom State

8/13/2019 Report on Medical Mission in Enwang community, Akwa Ibom State

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Summary eport on

FREE MEDIC L MISSIONAs practiced by

O.B. LULU BRIGGS FOUNDATION1


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Enwang Free Medical Mission

(5th9thAugust 2013)

Head Office:

#17 Igbodo Street, Old GRA, Port Harcourt,

Rivers State, Nigeria.

+2347068555089, +23484847781

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Introduction

Purpose of the Report

Scope of the Report

Data Gathering Methodology

Departmental SummariesExecutive Summary

Appendix

Personnel

Contact Addresses

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The O.B Lulu-Briggs Foundation is a Not-for-profit Organization

committed to providing quality humanitarian services to people in rural

and urban areas of Rivers State, the Niger Delta and beyond.

Recently, the Foundation held her 20thFree Medical Mission in Enwang

Community, Mbo Local Government Area of Akwa-Ibom State from the 5th

through 9th of August, 2013. The Free Medical Mission held in Enwang,

helped to redefine the mission of the Foundation which is to renderselfless service to humanity, delivering outstanding proactive social

welfare services, health care and spiritual guidance to local

communities.

However, the people of Enwang were very pleased and expressed their

profound gratitude during and after the programme. They could only

wish for an extension, if possible.

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The purpose of this report, is to give an in-depth information of a

better part of all the proceedings before and during the Medical

Mission. The statistics offered in this report, along side with the

charts, will enable decision makers in the organization, structure

and shape their policies/strategies so as to target desired outcome

in subsequent Free Medical Missions and also add to the alreadyexisting body of knowledge in the organization.

Furthermore, this report would be of help to the Ministry of Health,

other NGOs and Research teams who might intend visiting the area

for either free medical exercises, researches or other medical

related programmes.

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This report however, is centered on the O.B Lulu-Briggs

Foundations Free Medical Mission carried out in MboLocal Government Area of Akwa-Ibom State, Nigeria.

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During the Medical Mission, several persons were treated and offered

different forms of medical treatment and spiritual guidance. The statistics

of the activities were collected by staff and volunteers via

Prescription sheets

Registers

FormsCameras

Personal observations.

These information were transferred to the Foundations Medical Mission

database on a daily basis by staff.

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PRESCRIPTION SHEETSIn all the departments, patients collected prescription sheets from staff

and volunteers posted to these departments and used the sheets to see the

doctors. Doctors used the prescription sheets for consultation, diagnosis

and prescription of drugs for the people. These sheets as were designed

and used, has different colours each representing different departments.

They were numbered every morning and distributed to patients in an

orderly form.

REGISTERS

The FoundationsMedical volunteers in some sections like the Laboratory,

Theatre and Dental sections used registers to record the details of patients

seen and treated daily. These registers contained pieces of information like

Name of patient, date seen, gender, age, diagnosis, proffered treatment andthe consultant/doctorsname.

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DATA GATHERING FORM

These are printed sheets used to collate patients information daily; they

are gathered information composed from the registers. These were used

in the General, Eye Care and Pediatrics departments.

CAMERAS

This method was adopted to make a photo story of the event and pictorialpresentation of most surgical operations and tooth extractions done

during the Free Medical Mission.

Other methods used for this purpose were: consent forms and personal

observations.

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THE EVANGELICAL TEAM

The Evangelical team partners with the Foundation and as a result are

attached to work with the Medical Missions team. They go ahead of time

to fast and pray for the success of the Medical Missions. During the

exercise, they help to counsel patients, offer spiritual guidance, and pray

with patients waiting to be treated. They also organize crusades in the

field. This team was however a collective effort by The Chapel of God.

CROWD CONTROL

Some of our staff and other volunteers were posted to strategic locations

to help in crowd control.

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The following departments existed during the Free Medical

Mission exercise;

Dental

Theatre

LaboratoryEye Care

General

Paediatrics

Pharmacy

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Day Male Female Total

Day 1 (5thAug) 26 38 64

Day 2 (6thAug) 24 68 92

Day 3 (7thAug) 40 53 93

Day 4 (8thAug) 20 42 62

GRAND TOTAL 311

Volunteers:

DR. GBUJIE DANIEL,

PRINCESS EBIKIEMO

(Dental Nurse),

MRS. EMILY O. BRIGGS

EDAK E. IFANG

120

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

Day1(5th Aug) Day2(6th Aug) Day3(7th Aug) Day4(8th Aug)

Male

FemaleTotal


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Days Male Female Total

Day 1 (5thAug) 0 0 0

Day 2 (6thAug) 9 3 12

Day 3 (7thAug) 11 2 13

Day 4 (8thAug) 28 3 31

GRAND TOTAL 56

Volunteers:

DR. E. BLESSING ETUK (Consultant Surgeon),

DR. UBOM AKPAN,

DR. IFIOK ESSIET,

DR. IMOH IBIOK,

DR. ANIEBIET UKO,

DR. NKANTA S. (Consultant Surgeon),

UMOREN JOSEPH (Anaesthetic Nurse),

DR. UDEME,

FINEBONE ALALI (Theatre Nurse),

MS. EBENEBO ANGELINA (Theatre Nurse),

FIEKABO ESTHER (Theatre Nurse),

EVANS AWOALA S. B. (Theatre Nurse),

AUGUSTINE OYO (Anaesthetic Nurse - Internal),

ROSE ESSIEN (Anaesthetic Nurse - Internal),

EMEM V. TOM (Theatre Nurse - Internal),

EFFIONG E. EFFIONG (Theatre Nurse - Internal).

OWOIDOHO E. UDOH (Theatre Nurse - Internal),

UDUAK EDIYANG (Theatre Nurse - Internal),

ENO EKPEMA (Theatre Nurse - Internal),

ANTHONY EFFIONG (Theatre Nurse - Internal),

MERCY EFFIONG (Theatre Nurse - Internal),

NKOYO BASSEY (Nurse - Internal),UBE EKPEYONG (Nurse - Internal).

130

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

Day2(6th Aug) Day3(7th Aug) Day4(8th Aug)

Male

Female

Total


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Day 1 (5thAug) 20 22 42

Day 2 (6thAug) 20 27 47Day 3 (7thAug) 8 13 21

Day 4 (8thAug) 3 3 6

GRAND TOTAL 116

Volunteers:

AVIVIE OBA O. (LabScientist),

AWARI VIOLET (Lab

Scientist),

ANIGBOH UCHE

RAPHAEL JOE

140

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50


Male

Female

Total


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Volunteers:

DR. NWANKWO CHIKA RITA(Optometrist),

DR. IHEUKWUMERE CHIOMA

(Optometrist),

DR. KALU EJINDU (Optometrist),

DR. UCHENNA AKAHIEOBI

(Optometrist),

OMEKE JOSEPH(Assistant),

SOKARI JOHNSON Y. (Assistant),VICTOR WARIBO (Assistant),

RUTH NKEREUWERE


Day 1 (5thAug) 39 35 74


Day 4 (8thAug) 80 93 173

Day 5 (9th Aug) 20 30 50

GRAND TOTAL 546

150

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

200

Day1(5th Aug) Day2(6th Aug) Day3(7th Aug) Day4(8th Aug) Day5(9th Aug)

Male

Female

Total


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Volunteers:

DR. STEPHENSON LAWSON

(GP),

DR. MARTIN JOSEPH (GP),

DR. ORAELOSI CHIDUBEN (GP),

DR. OBIKE NNAMDI (GP),

DR. KINGSLEY OMERENMA,

DR. OSEZUA A. (GP),

DR. BRUCE IBISO (GP),

OTOBONG UDOAKA (Assistant),

WILCOX MICHAEL (Assistant).


Day 1 (5thAug) 104 212 316


Day 4 (8thAug) 321 284 605

Day 5 (9thAug) 4 6 10

GRAND TOTAL 2034

160

100

200

300

400

500

600

700


Male

Female

Total


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Volunteers:DR. E. G. UDOAKA (Consultant)

DR. IHENACHO CHIKODI,

DR. OSUAGWU CHIJIANYAM,

AFFIONG GEORGE EMINUE

(Resident Nurse).


Day 1 (5thAug) 48 39 87

Day 2 (6thAug) 112 113 225

Day 3 (7thAug) 115 110 225

Day 4 (8thAug) 157 130 287

GRAND TOTAL 824

170

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100

150

200

250

300

350


Male

Female

Total


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Volunteers:

ATIM ULO (Matron),WEST JOSEPH ASITOAH (CHO),

ORUAMBO NIMI (CHT),

AFONG ETIM OBOHO (Nurse),

HOPE THOMAS (Nurse),

BASSEY AKAN (SCHEW),

CHRIS UNEH (Nurse),

NATHAN IFIOK (Nurse),

EKPEYONG UBAHA (Nurse),ETIM ASUQUO (Nurse),

PETERS QUEEN,

ABIDDE JULIANNE,

VINCENT PEACE,

TONYE WARIBO,

HOPE FRIDAY JIMI.


Day 1 (5thAug) 157 189 346


Day 4 (8thAug) 478 516 994

Day 5 (9thAug) 27 49 76

GRAND TOTAL 2950

180

200

400

600

800

1000

1200


Male

Female

Total


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DEPTS/UNITSDAY 1

(05/08/13)

DAY 2

(06/08/13)

DAY 3

(07/08/13)

DAY 4

(08/08/13)

DAY 5

(09/08/13)Total

Dental 64 92 93 62 - 311

Theatre 0 12 13 31 - 56

Laboratory 42 47 21 6 - 116

Eye Care 74 106 143 173 50 546

General 316 478 625 605 10 2,034

Paediatrics 87 225 225 287 - 824

Pharmacy 346 637 897 994 76 2,950

Grand Total 929 1,597 2,017 2,158 136 6,837

From the data gathered daily in each department, find below the

summary of the Enwang Free Medical Missionsdaily record;

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Dental Eye General Lab Paediatrics Pharmacy Theatre GrandTotal

No.ofPatie

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Units/Department

Summary Chart

Day1(5/08/13)Day2(6/08/13)

Day3(7/08/13)

Day4(8/08/13)

Day5(9/08/13)


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S/N NAMES UNIT/DEPARTMENT

1 DR. E. G. UDOAKA PAEDIATRICS2 DR . IHENACHO CHIKODI PAEDIATRICS

3 DR . OSUAGWU CHIJIANYAM PAEDIATRICS

4 DR. OWOAPELE EBI PAEDIATRICS

5 AVIVIE OBA LAB

6 AWARI VIOLET LAB

7 ANIGBOH UCHE LAB

8 DR. STEPHENSON LAWSON GENERAL

9 DR. OBIKE NNAMDI GENERAL10 DR. ORAELOSI CHIDUMEN GENERAL

11 DR. OSEZUA A. GENERAL

12 DR. KINGSLEY OMERENMA GENERAL

13 OTOBONG UDOAKA GENERAL

14DR. MARTIN JOSEPH GENERAL

15 DR. BRUCE IBISO GENERAL

16 WILCOX MICHAEL GENERAL

17 DR. E. B. ETUK THEATRE18 DR. UBOM AKPAN THEATRE

19 DR. NKANTA S. THEATRE

20 DR. IFIOK ESSIET THEATRE

21 DR. ANIEBIET UKO THEATRE

22 UMOREN JOSEPH THEATRE

23 DR. UDEME THEATRE

24 EBENIBO A. M. I. THEATRE

25 FIEKABO ESTHER THEATRE26 ALALI FINEBONE THEATRE

S/N NAMES UNIT/DEPARTMENT

27 EVANS AWOALA S. B. THEATRE28 DR. IMOH IBIOK THEATRE

29 AUGUSTINE OYO THEATRE

30 EMEM V. TOM THEATRE

31 ROSE ESSIEN THEATRE

32 EFFIONG E. EFFIONG THEATRE

33 DR. DANIEL GBUJIE DENTAL

34 EMILY O. BRIGGS DENTAL

35 EBIKIEMO O. PRINCESS DENTAL36 EDAK E. IFANG DENTAL

37 ETIM ASUQUO PHARMACY

38 WEST JOSEPH ASITOAH PHAMARCY

39 ORUAMBO NIMI PHARMACY

40 AFONG ETIM OBOHO PHARMACY

41 HOPE THOMAS PHARMACY

42 BASSEY AKAN PHARMACY

43 CHRIS UNEH PHARMACY44 NATHAN IFIOK PHARMACY

45ATIM ULO PHARMACY

46TONYE WARIBO PHARMACY

47VINCENT PEACE PHARMACY

48 DR. KALU EJINDU EYE CARE

49 DR. IHEUKWUMERE CHIOMA EYE CARE

50 DR. NWANKWO CHIKA RITA EYE CARE

51 SOKARI JOHNSON YELLOWE EYE CARE52 EMEKE JOSEPH EYE CARE

Find below a list of the volunteers who participated in the said Medical

Mission

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Head Office:#17 Igbodo street,

Old GRA Port Harcourt,

Rivers State,

Nigeria

+234-706-8555089, 084-84847781.

ASSISTING THE ELDERLY HEALING THE COMMUNITYIMPROVING LIVES CREATING OPPURTUNITIES.

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