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The NKF LifeCheck Mobile Health Screening
Sharing Experience
National Kidney Foundation
is an NGO, a non-profit, charitable organisation founded
in 1969.
operates 28 dialysis centres nationwide, except in
Melaka and Negeri Sembilan.
1,500 patients being treated in our dialysis centres
To be a one-stop National Resource Centre for the prevention
and treatment of kidney disease
In line with this vision, NKF has set-up a dedicated Resource
Centre in Petaling Jaya to cater to the needs of the public on
matters related to the kidneys and kidney disease.
Vision
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To save lives through preventive education and early detection
of kidney disease, while providing a second chance through
haemodialysis for those suffering from end stage renal failure
To promote organ donation, kidney transplant and medical
research into kidney diseases;
To ensure the continued good health and well-being of our
patients through a holistic care concept.
Mission
Patient Care and Family Support
Subsidised dialysis and treatment
Subsidised Hepatitis B vaccinations
Children Welfare Fund – educational expenses of patients’
school-going children
Counselling
NKF Provides
Public Education – Kidney Care Programme
Enhancing public awareness on kidney disease and
prevention
Talks; Exhibitions; Conferences; Counselling; Forums
Educational articles via the media and newsletters
LifeCheck subsidized mobile health screenings
NKF Provides
Professional Standards
NKF is committed to impart our expertise to raise the
standards of kidney care throughout the country by
conducting:
- Dialysis Assistants course
- Renal Nursing Post Basic course
- All NKF dialysis centres are fully licensed by the Ministry
of Health Malaysia
NKF Provides
Objective:
Reach-out to the public and educate them on the causes,
prevention and management of kidney disease and
diseases related to it.
“ Early Detection & Prevention Save Lives”
Public Education Department
What do we do:
1. NKF LifeCheck Mobile Health Screening Programme
*Subsidized health screening to general public*
2. Health talk of various topics
3. Education programme in schools
4. Exhibition/roadshow/campaigns
5. NKF-Berjaya Resource Centre
Public Education Department
Public Education Department
• LifeCheck Team
• Outreach/marketing Team
• Data Entry/Admin Team
• Exhibition/roadshow team
• Resource Centre Team (with Dietitian)
NKF LifeCheck Mobile Health Screening Unit
• Established in 2008
• 3 units (2 in HQ, 1 in Alor Setar)
• 7 staff in a team – to run health screening
• Full capacity per team 80-100/day (10am-4pm) with I hour lunch break
• ≥ 600 screening days/year
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• General public ≥ 18 yr except pregnant women.
• General public especially those who are at risk of CKD/one who has the following factor:
– Diabetes – Hypertension – Family history of diabetes/hypertension/kidney disease – Kidney stone – Disease such as Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis/other genetic
disorder – Obesity – Above 50 yrs old – On long term pain killers – Tertiary and secondary school students
Target Audience: Primary
• Blood Pressure
• Random Blood Glucose
• Random Blood total Cholesterol
• Urinalysis (protein, blood, sugar)
• Waist Circumference
• Body Mass index
• Counseling
• Follow up call
Results are strictly confidential
Health Screening
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Health Screening
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Health Screening
• Kidney Disease
• Healthy Diet
• Cholesterol Control
• Organ Donation – A Gift of Love
• Diabetes
• Hypertension The health talks can be presented in Bahasa Malaysia, English or Mandarin
Health Talk
Health Talk
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Health Exhibition
Challenges
• Sponsorship/funding
Short term basis
Long Term basis
• Rural/suburban
Distance
↑se cost
• Number of participants
Critical to ensure cost effectiveness
Challenges
• Canvassing for health screening location
Cold call
Contacts
Request by shopping mall/government offices/corporate – week days
Request by JKKK/association/clubs-week end
• Last minute cancellation
LifeCheck team ends up in the office
List of back up locations
Affect number of health screening-low session
Challenges
• Organizer’s cooperation
Critical in ensuring good number of participants
Marketing collaterals-banner, bunting, flyers
JKKK-reimburse payment for license, hall and food.
Lack of response and cooperation in rural/penghulu.
• Public acceptance
Rural/suburban/urban
Challenges
• Language barrier
Counselling
Health talk
Availability of staff
• Data management
Nothing less than 35,000 data base/year
Still very basic in handling data base
• Staffing – high turnover/ short period
Stepping stone/Last destination
Strike balance in between, they will stay longer!
Findings: 2013
• Upgrading of data management system
• Demographic findings for 2013
• 2013:
674 health screening sessions
341 organizations (Corp., NGOs, association, clubs, gov, uni, schools)
All over Malaysia, leveraging on balance grant from Powertek ,MP Hulu Selangor, collaboration with Yayasan Sultanah Bahiyah.
Findings: General
45, 745 55%
45%
63% Malay
24% Chinese
10% Indian
16% 84%
3 %Others
Findings: Family History
Findings: BMI
Underweight: < 18.5 kg/m2 Pre-obese: 23.0 – 27.4kg/m2
Normal: 18.5 – 22.9 kg/m2 Obese: : ≥ 27.5 kg/m2
Findings: Blood Glucose
Fasting 12%, 5586
Non-Fasting 88%, 40088
↑ Blood Glucose
17%, 926
Normal Blood
Glucose 83%, 4660
↑ Blood Glucose 6%,2418
Borderline Blood
Glucose 10%,3873
Normal Blood
Glucose 84%,33797
Without Diabetes:
Fasting: 4.4 - 6.1 mmol/L
Non-fasting: 4.4-8.0 mmol/L
With Diabetes:
Fasting: 5.0 - 7.2 mmol/L
Non-fasting: <10.0 mmol/L
Findings: Total Cholesterol
↑ TC 22%, 10032
Borderline TC 31%, 14116
Normal TC 36%, 16291
NA 11%, 5305
Desirable: < 5.17mmol/L
Borderline high: 5.17 – 6.19mmol/L
High risk: ≥ 6.2 mmol/L
Findings: Urine- Glu/Prot/Blood
3681, 8%
34095, 75%
7969, 17%
Glucose +ve Glucose - ve N/A
1316, 3%
36461, 80%
7969, 17%
Protein +ve Protein -ve N/A
1372, 3%
36663, 80%
7969, 17%
Blood +ve Blood -ve N/A
Presence of glucose and/or protein
could indicate the possibility of DM,
kidney problems or UTI. Blood in the
urine may be sign of kidney disease.
A repeat urine test should be done in
2 weeks time. Ref: NKF, USA
Future Plans
• Regional Unit for Public Education
• Ensure higher level of reaching out to underserve area.
• Other agencies have been complementing this education and awareness in Klang Valley
• Eastern Region, Southern Region, Sabah and Sarawak
Future Plans
• Organ Donation Campaign
- 3 years campaign
- Sunway Grp
• No matter how much awareness you have created, its never seems enough.
• Hope that relevant NGOs and association to work hand in hand, so that the consolidated works will be able create a synergy effect and create a stronger impact to community health as a whole.
Conclusion
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Giving Hope