FOCUS ON PREM JYOTI COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

Areas of Focus to Renew Hope at PJCH

At Prem Jyoti Community Hospital, these are the areas of focus that need to change to renew hope. – Wisdom, strength, and protection for their leadership and staff – God’s provision for equipment, infrastructure, and operational needs – Recruitment and retention of committed doctors, nurses, and support staff – Financial provision for hospital sustainability and…

PJCH Needs at a Glance

There are several equipment purchases, facility improvements, and staff support changes that comprise Prem Jyoti Community Hospital's greatest needs. As with many of EHA hospitals, PJCH needs to improve and expand their staff housing. If they could purchase some patient monitors and critical care equipment, they could improve patient care. The staff would also like…

Branded With a Hot Iron

Barbaric Traditional Practice Harms Boy Ten-year-old Sanju had been suffering from abdominal pain and vomiting for six long days when he was brought to PJCH. During the examination they lifted his shirt and found numerous burns from a branding iron, a barbaric practice rooted in the traditional belief that poking a person repeatedly with a…

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2

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