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PADMA SHRI AWARD
Smt. Subasini Mistry the foundar of Humanity Hospital receiving PADMA SHRI AWARD from Honorable President of India Shri Ram Nath Kovind.
Smt. Subasini Mistry
Founder of Humanity Hospital
On 13 April 1971 Shri Sadhan Chandra Mistry, aged 35 years a vegetable vendor (a total non-entity) in the obscure village of Hanspukur, West Bengal, died of a very common and minor ailment, as due to extreme poverty could not get proper medical help. He left behind his illiterate young wife, Subasini with two sons and two daughters, four to eight years in age.
Nursing Internship & Volunteer programs
NURSING VOLUNTEER
2 to 12 Weeks program
A small group of committed people can change the world. Help us to better serve the mankind.
Program details
To be updated soon.
- Free accommodation
- Subsidised food can be purchased from hospital canteen
- Some fundraising effort for the hospital
A small group of committed people can change the world.
NURSING INTERNSHIP
3 to 6 Months program
Come and join us in our Internship program. Internship programs are from 3 to 6 months duration.
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Infection Control Programme
Infection Control Programme
Healthcare-associated infections(HAI) or Nosocomial infections pose a constant threat to hospitalized individuals. The increased morbidity and mortality associated with nosocomial infections in the intensive care unit (ICU) is a matter of serious concern today. According to a study in 2011, the number of deaths in India due to Hospital Acquired Infections was five times more when compared to several developed and developing countries.
We at Humanity Hospital strictly follow protocols and guidelines to minimize Nosocomial infections. Our target is ZERO. We have Infection Prevention & Control Programme constantly supervised by the Infection Control Unit.
The cost of infection control is accepted as a part of administrative responsibility rather than imposing on the patient even for essential items such as gloves, sterile gown, masks and disinfectants. The Infection Control Programme is partially funded by a private organization as a part of their CSR program. Commonly seen HAI’s →
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Ventilator Associated Pneumonia
Ventilator Associated Pneumonia – A lung disease caused by bacterial and virus infection due to mechanical breathing. Mainly affects patients in ICU and has a fatality rate of 20%. It is caused due to the use of infected ventilator tubes and prolonged mechanical breathing.
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Central line associated blood stream infection
Central line associated blood stream infection (Clabsi) – It is caused by germs that enter the body through a central line, that is, through catheters, salines, etc that are used to exchange fluids, medicines and blood. It is one of the severe forms of HAI as per Centre for Disease Control.
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Catheter related infection
Catheter related urinary tract infection – Common in ICU patients as they cannot even respond if they feel pain due to a tube that has been inserted incorrectly. Most of the times lack of training causes UTI which is harder to treat. Urine blockage, internal leakage and tube infection can also be fatal if not paid attention to.
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Surgical site infection
Surgical site infection – Not particularly fatal but unhygienic surgeries lead to this HAI. Out of five, every two patient get infected by this infection. Causes redness, swelling and pain at the area of surgery. In severe cases it can lead to pus.