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Centre de Sante Sacre Coeur Thiotte (Sacred Heart)

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Hours
7 days a week, consultations 5 days/wk
Areas served
Thiotte
Service
Permanent

Notes

12/30/10 LTel:

Emailed Patrice Tallyrand for updated assessment of this site.

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12/30/10 LTel :

Per PAHO/MSPP list dated 12/22/10 this information is a "POSSIBLE" match to this site. The list is lacking:

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NOTE: GPS coordinates listed do NOT match what we already had on record. This site is listed as a "PLANNED CTU"

Supporting Org: Save the Children
Contact: Maria Tsolka mtsolka @ savechildren.org

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12/14/10 Assessment questions via Lionel

-They have minimal quantity of ORS
-Have access to MSPP educational flyer
-Very few IV ringers
-Staff has NOT recieved Cholera training
-Thinks there may be some MSPP field agents out training community.
-No cases reported yet but it is coming closer.
-Nearest CTC is 100k away and there is no transportation

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Hospital
Obstetrics
Pharmacy

Additional 40 health care workers; 30 lay birthing attendants; digital x-ray; ultrasound; automatic BP and O2 sat'n machine; O2 concentrator; 5 exam rooms; eye surgical equipment. -- [The following information was submitted on Feb 24, 2010.] We are open to having our clinic/hospital be utilized more fully when one of our teams is not there, but it all has to be cleared by Frede Gabriel and probably the local priest, Fr. Louiders. Our next team will be there March 5-13, 2010. Haiti Medical Mission of Wisconsin, 125-15th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913. President: Maureen Murphy, MD; mamurphy @wisc.edu www.haitimedicalmission.com Our group sends medical teams of 12-14 people 5 times a year. When we are there, we see 200 patients a day and do 5-8 surgeries a day. When Dr. Judeson is there alone, he and the Cuban doctor see around 40 patients a day.