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Telemedicine Health Advisory for Rural Zone (THAR)

1 Year Pilot Project

Recent Covid-19 pandemic had a devastating blow on rural health initiatives due to its effect on economy, transportation, and restrictions to flow of essentials. There was a major critical care infrastructure crisis, medications scarcity and health personnel shortage. Shut down caused major blockade of life saving materials including oxygen supply, ventilators, hospital equipment and protective gears. Mortality and morbidity had huge negative impact in overall nation’s recovery.
Since majority of healthcare centers especially tertiary centers are located in bigger cities, rural population could not travel to these centers due to prolonged lock-down. The healthcare disparities grew even more, and the gap widened for timely intervention for health initiatives for underserved population. There were more deaths in rural population in comparison to urban zone.
To bridge the disparity of healthcare delivery in rural population, our goal is provide free of cost- primary and secondary health care using telemedicine technology for the underserved at their doorstep. Using telemedicine technology, we are providing healthcare advisory consultations for all specialties including internal medicine, surgery, OBGN, orthopedics, neurology, gastroenterology and others except pediatrics. Our experts include doctors from all super specialties who are trained in esteemed institutions in India and abroad.
This rural zone outreach program intends to narrow the health disparity gap using cost effective approach and utilize locally available health facility resources and optimize healthcare, which in turn prevent patients from leaving their rural background.

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Background : Covid-19 pandemic

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Devastating blow on Rural Health Initiatives (Effect on Economy, Transportation, Restrictions to flow of essentials)

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Major Critical Care Infrastructure crisis (Medications scarcity and health personnel shortage).

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Shut down - Major blockade of life-saving materials (Oxygen supply, Ventilators, Hospital equipment, and Protective gear)

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Mortality and Morbidity (Negative impact on overall nation’s recovery)

THAR Project Overview

- No of Villages Covered: Total: 682
- Rural population in Mysore and Kodagu District Covered by THAR: 929,341 ( ̴ 1 Million)
- Patients seen per week: 600
- Patients seen in 1ST year: 30,000

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Objectives

  • Mass health outreach program
  • To narrow the health disparity gap by cost effective approach
  • Utilize local health facility resources
  • Optimize healthcare
  • Prevent patients from leaving their rural background

Final Goal

Positive impact on Rural health with a sustainable & effective HEALTH CARE MODEL

THAR

Tele Health Advisory for Rural Zone (THAR)” 1 Year Pilot Project

Bridge the disparity of healthcare delivery in rural population especially in Mysore and Kodagu district.
Our Next goal is to deploy mobile telemedicine to collect data as per the WHO recommended steps (Discussed below).
Free of cost- primary and secondary health care using telemedicine technology for the underserved at their doorstep.
1-year pilot project.
Telemedicine technology, free healthcare advisory for all specialties & superspeciality consultations including internal medicine, surgery, orthopedics, neurology, gastroenterology and others.
GGSM hospital (Established 1984): Multispecialty Hospital in Mysore.
Dream of Mrs. Rekha Murthy and Dr. H.C. Vishnumurthy : Affordable & Quality Healthcare for Rural population as well as low-income group in the city.
253 beds serving the rural public in and around Mysore city. .
Experts include doctors from all super specialties who are trained in esteemed institutions in India and abroad.
Neurospecialty hospital.
Part of Gopala Gowda Shanthaveri Memorial Group of Hospitals (GGSM hospital).
Inauguration: Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji (24th pontiff of the 10th century Sri Suttur Math).
VR Trust/NeuroZone/GGSM Hospital/KARUNA Trust/Dello+ partnering with GGSMH and NeuroZone has designed “THAR- Tele Health Advisory for Rural zone”
VR Trust: Established in 2021.
Public charitable trust based in Mysore.
Established to deal with various social, educational and health disparities in and around Mysore and Kodagu district. .

telephone consultation free of cost cover all medical specialties

  • Physician, Surgeon, Cardiologist, Neurologist, Neurosurgery, Gastroenterologist, Psychiatrist, Psychology, Dermatologist, Obstetrician/Gynecologist/InFertility specialist, Ophthalmologist, Pediatrician, Urologist, Nephrologist, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Pulmonologist, Ayurvedic/naturopathy, Physiotherapy

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