Measurability is the cornerstone of good care and management. In the year 2017-18 across the 4 day care centres part of the Sankalp Program for Thalassemia Management a total of 900 patients received 13,000 bags of blood. This excludes those who got cured or who got transferred.
Sankalp uses a custom technology platform - TeamRed.In in order to ensure that the best is achieved i every blood donation camp. This image summarises the various components which go into quality management in Sankalp blood donation camps. We welcome interested readers to approach us to know more about the subject.
In 2017-18 we collected 12964 units in 194 camps, crossing 94,000 units and 1100+ camps as the overall collection.
As part of Rakta Kranti Schools initiative 2000+ children from 9 schools were motivated.
Sunil and Kavita both were from Madhya Pradesh. Sunil was from a small village called Nimach and Kavita was from Ratlam. As both hailed from the same community, they got married as per tradition. Both of them weren’t very highly educated and had merely completed primary school.
When requested to share her views regarding training sessions conducted over 6 weeks in Bangalore and Indore, Elizabeth Sebastian, the staff nurse from Indore said:
Little Ronak walked in last year on 31 March 2017 into our Sankalp-CIMS Centre for BMT, Ahmedabad.
Sankalp India Foundation had organized a Blood Bank Meet at NIMHANS on 17th November, 2017. The meet aimed at improving the quality of voluntary blood donation drives within the city of Bangalore by fostering education and the exchange of ideas among professionals in this field.
The most essential aspect of caring for severe thalassemia syndromes (ST) with the inability to spontaneously maintain haemoglobin levels more than 7 gm/dl is a good blood transfusion service.
April 2018 brings to Sankalp the discharge of the 100th patient who received bone marrow transplantation at one of our two centres in Bangalore or Ahmedabad. This is an important milestone in the journey of the organisation towards a thalassemia free India.
