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Vision statement said "The Indus Hospital focuses on providing excellence-driven (as stipulated in the Islamic concept of Ehsan), comprehensive, free of cost, unconditional healthcare to the creations of [[Allah]] (SWT)".
Vision statement said "The Indus Hospital focuses on providing excellence-driven (as stipulated in the Islamic concept of Ehsan), comprehensive, free of cost, unconditional healthcare to the creations of [[Allah]] (SWT)".



==Funding==
==Funding==
The Indus Hospital is a not-for-profit entity and is funded by the Islamic concept of WAQF, Zakat, Khairat, Sadqat and sharing of excess wealth with the Ummah. People & institutions across the globe contribute to The '''Indus Hospital'''.
The Indus Hospital is a not-for-profit entity and is funded by the Islamic concept of WAQF, Zakat, Khairat, Sadqat and sharing of excess wealth with the Ummah. People & institutions across the globe contribute to The '''Indus Hospital'''. Many generous businessmen constantly donate to the cause. There is no cash counter in the hospital to receive any cash from patients or their attendants, as the hospital is free for all, however a Customer Relation Department (CRD) has been established to interact with donors. They do accept donations through cheques & drafts.

[[File:Dr-bari-mamnoon-president.jpg|President of Pakistan, Mamnoon Hussain gives a donation cheque to Dr. Abdul Bari]]
[[File:Dr-bari-mamnoon-president.jpg|President of Pakistan, Mamnoon Hussain gives a donation cheque to Dr. Abdul Bari]]
<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.indushospital.org.pk/|title=Official website}}</ref>
<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.indushospital.org.pk/|title=Official website}}</ref>

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The Indus Hospital (TIH)
File:Indus-hospital-logo-image.png
Map
Geography
LocationKorangi Crossing, Karachi, Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
Organisation
Care systemPrivate
FundingPublic hospital
Services
StandardsISO 9001:2000
Emergency departmentYes
Beds350+
History
Opened2007
Links
Websitehttp://www.indushospital.org.pk/
ListsHospitals in Pakistan

The Indus Hospital (TIH), is state of the art, excellence driven, absolutely free of cost hospital. It is located at Korangi, Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. The hospital started its operations in July 2007.

History

The humble beginnings of The Indus Hospital can be traced back to the year 2005, when a group of dedicated doctors, philanthropists and businessmen came forward and pledged support for the disadvantaged communities in Karachi by establishing a state-of-the-art, free hospital.

Fueled by a passion to serve people unable to afford health-care facilities, their determination planted the seeds of a vision that culminated in the creation of a 150 bed tertiary care center in July 2007 with the philanthropic support of The Ruffaydah Foundation and The Islamic Mission Hospital Trust.

Spread over 20 acres of land and located in the densely populated Korangi area, today The Indus Hospital is a symbol of hope for the most vulnerable members of our society.

It is the only initiative of its kind in Pakistan to provide premium health-care in an impressive, state-of-the art health center completely free to everyone.

Vision

File:Dr-bari.jpg
Dr. Abdul Bari

This is the dream of Dr. Abdul Bari a very visionary doctor & one of the finest cardiac surgeon of Pakistan. He had been thinking this big thing since his professional career. He started many visionary projects like Patients Welfare Organization & few others. After getting training workshops & consulting from Timelenders the vision of The Indus Hospital was written & then achieved step by step. Suleman Ahmer and Yameenuddin Ahmed were continuously involved in the process of visioning. Kashif Ahmed & Kamran Zahid too are involved in trainings of the their staff.

File:Logo-timelenders.jpg
Logo of Timelenders

Vision statement said "The Indus Hospital focuses on providing excellence-driven (as stipulated in the Islamic concept of Ehsan), comprehensive, free of cost, unconditional healthcare to the creations of Allah (SWT)".


Funding

The Indus Hospital is a not-for-profit entity and is funded by the Islamic concept of WAQF, Zakat, Khairat, Sadqat and sharing of excess wealth with the Ummah. People & institutions across the globe contribute to The Indus Hospital. Many generous businessmen constantly donate to the cause. There is no cash counter in the hospital to receive any cash from patients or their attendants, as the hospital is free for all, however a Customer Relation Department (CRD) has been established to interact with donors. They do accept donations through cheques & drafts.

President of Pakistan, Mamnoon Hussain gives a donation cheque to Dr. Abdul Bari [1]

Surroundings

The hospital itself encompasses a population of 2.5 million in its 5 kilometer radius. This state-of-art hospital is one of its kind providing quality health services absolutely free of cost to the patients and is being governed and funded by a well known philanthropic foundation. The phase one of this five billion rupee project has been completed and made functional with 150 bedded in-patient accommodation.

Paperless environment

The Indus Hospital has the distinction of being Pakistan's first paperless hospital. [2] From patient registration and appointments to complete medical records, all information is entered directly into a highly advanced Hospital Management Information System (HMIS) that was developed by their core team of Health Informatics professionals, doctors and surgeons. Apart from patient information, administrative processes are also recorded electronically on The Indus Hospital HMIS to ensure that the hospital runs on a completely paper free environment.

The software which has also been deployed by The Indus Hospital in NICVD hospitals on the government's request, is critical for the success as it ensures preservation of important data and enables us to manage systems and processes within the hospital efficiently and accurately.

It is the first ever “paperless” hospital established in Pakistan & first ever paperless ICU throughout world, with a very user-friendly hospital management information system developed in-house. All of the medical records including history, examination, investigations, radiological images & reports, electrocardiographies, dialysis sessions, operative notes, nursing record like fluid balance charting and vital signs monitoring, etc. are recorded directly on to the computers with no element of hard copies.

Departments

Clinical Departments

  • Anesthesiology


  • Cardiology
    • Invasive Cardiology
    • Non-invasive Cardiology


  • Cardiothoracic Surgery


  • Critical Care
    • Adult Critical Care
    • Paediatric Critical Care


  • Diabetes & Endocrinology


  • Emergency Medicine
    • Adult Emergency Medicine
    • Paediatric Emergency Medicine


  • Family Medicine
  • Gastroenterology


  • General Surgery
    • Adult Surgery
    • Paediatric Surgery


  • Infectious Disease
  • Internal Medicine


  • Nephrology
    • Adult Nephrology
    • Hemodialysis
    • Paediatric Nephrology


  • Nutrition
  • Ophthalmology


  • Orthopedics
    • Adult Orthopedics
    • Paediatric Orthopedics


  • Otorhinolaryngology (E.N.T.)
  • Pediatrics


  • Pathology
    • Hematology
    • Biochemistry
    • Histopathology
    • Microbiology
    • Molecular Biology


  • Plastic Surgery


  • Radiology
    • Interventional Radiology
    • Radiography
    • Sonography


  • Urology
    • Adult Urology
    • Paediatric Urology

Services

Presently the services that are being offered in outpatient or inpatient categories include nephrology, urology, cardiology, cardiac surgery, general medicine, general surgery, orthopaedics, ENT, infectious diseases and pain management. The hospital is well equipped with an angiography suite, dialysis unit, lithotripsy suite, advanced interventional radiology setup, molecular lab, and a bio-safety level 3 (BSL3) tuberculosis lab, besides the conventional necessities of a tertiary care hospital.

    • Community Health Center
    • Consulting Clinics
    • In-patient Services
    • Day Care Services
    • Emergency Services
    • Critical Care
    • Invasive Cardiology
    • Physiotherapy Services
    • DOTS and DOTS Plus Programs (Directly Observed Therapy) for TB and DR TB


    • Endoscopy
    • Lithotripsy
    • Hemodialysis
    • Radiology
    • Clinical Laboratories
    • Pharmacy Services
    • Nutrition and Food Services
    • Continuing Medical Education (CME)

Facts & Figures

Every day at The Indus Hospital, they give free treatment to thousands of people who neither have access to quality health-care nor the means to pay for it.A very high standard of health-care is delivered by the passionate team of health specialists day after day, patient after patient all of it completely free.


Research Center

The hospital has a Research Center with its own field workers along with a core team of epidemiologists and biostatisticians. The center is already working in collaboration with international universities and is quite capable of executing community outreach programs and later on, precisely analyzing the gathered data. It is also equipped with video conference facilities enabling direct communication with universities and research centers worldwide. The hospital has full access to the National Digital Library (N.D.L.) set up under the aegis of The Higher Education Commission (H.E.C.). Through this program 45,000 online books and 23,000 journals are available to faculty, researchers and trainees at the Indus Hospital.

Centralized Blood Center

The Indus Hospital has now launched the first CENTRALIZED BLOOD CENTER for the first time in Pakistan. Blood Units are collected from voluntary blood donation. Blood products are supplied to the hospitals maintaining cold chain. Thus shouldering the responsibility of making blood and blood products easily available in hospitals.

Vision

Provide the safest possible blood, meeting all international standards, to all segments of society without any discrimination.

Mission

Mobilize the nation towards 100% Voluntary Blood Donation.

Facilities

The voluntary blood donors shall get the reports (by email/ hard copy) for the following 9 tests Free of Cost: - Hepatitis B ; 2 tests - Hepatitis C - HIV: 2 tests - Syphilis - Malaria - Blood Group - Hemoglobin International Standards are maintained during all the processes, from blood sampling till delivering the blood to hospitals.

Future endeavors

The journey doesn't stop here, expansion in the Korangi campus is going on. New expansion project is of 600 Billion Rupees, which will consist of 1500+ beds. Designing has been completed.

References

  1. ^ "Official website".
  2. ^ "The new age of cardiology: Heartbeats turn digital at country's first paperless hospital". Express Tribune. 30 June 2013. Retrieved 30 June 2013.