Rana inaugurates tele-cardiology unit of Gauri healthy heart project

Jammu, March 10: Under the auspices of Gauri Healthier Heart Project two activities had been held at Reasi and Jagti township, Nagrota, Jammu on Thursday.

The Main Visitor at this situation was Devendra Singh Raina an eminent social activist and Politician of Jammu and Kashmir.

Rana lauded the endeavours of the Gauri Kaul basis, Prof U Kaul and his team in bringing preventive overall health care to the doorstep of these needy and deserving people today of Jagti and neighbouring Panchayat and promised to aid this induce by drawing the attention of the administration. 

Padma Shri, Prof Upendra Kaul an eminent cardiologist and Founder Director of Gauri Kaul foundation (GKF) speaking at these events emphasized the relevance of the mission and lauded the enable of Indian Oil corporation, AstraZeneca and the NGO, Teachers and Analysis Deptt of Batra Healthcare facility, New Delhi and Umeed Basis in supporting the venture by giving generous funding for acquiring the Telecardiology Units and investigating in detail 900 picked individuals by regional administrative authorities dependent upon test reports confirmed by the GKF, interaction with 900 paramedics and 600 doctors doing the job in the field.

Previously in the working day a camp was initiated in Reasi where by a full of 150 patients with significant chance for finding a coronary heart assault will be determined by healthcare workers under the management of Prof U Kaul.

This function was structured by Saraf Singh Nag, Chairman DDC, Smt Babila Rukwal, Dist Dev Commissioner and Amrit Gupta SSP, Reasi.

The Balanced heart task has also established up 2 telecardiology methods in the UT. One particular in the distant region of Machil , Kupwara near the LOC in affiliation with the Indian Army and the other in Jagti in affiliation with the NGO, Helpline Humanity.

The device in the distant region of Machil commenced working in October 2021. It also has a specialized ambulance to transportation unwell individuals to Kupwara and Srinagar.