1. Doctors for Seva www.doctorsforseva.youthforseva.org

2. An international, voluntary and independent, humanitarian organisation aiming to provide Health for All. Doctors (Allopathic, Ayurvedic, Homeopathis, etc) General and Specialty hospitals, Dental, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy colleges and their students Pharmacists Diagnostic labs The Whole Spectrum of Individuals and Organisations Affecting Healthcare www.doctorsforseva.youthforseva.org 120 DOCTORS 37 HOSPITALS 300 Non-medical VOLUNTEERS

3. IN BANGALORE Locations covered No. Screened No. Treated Children4382792600 Adults838091464 Total51120884064 (As of May 2012) www.doctorsforseva.youthforseva.org

4. COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION is key to sustaining the program all year round. Child@Schoo l Doc@School Volunteer Team @School The local doctors and non-medical volunteers take active responsibility for providing healthcare to the children at a local government school. www.doctorsforseva.youthforseva.org

5. JunJulAugSepOctNovDecJanFebMarApr Focus: ENTRY LEVEL SCREENING OF ALL THE CHILDREN Focus: REFERRALS AND REGULAR CONSULTATION AT SCHOOL Focus: INTERACTIVE PROGRAMS ON HEALTH WITH KIDS Trimester IITrimester IIITrimester I Volunteer: Pre-screening, Documenting, Assist Doctor in Any Way Possible Volunteer: Organizing Referrals, Folllow up on Treatments Volunteer: HEALTH AWARENESS AT SCHOOL, Build Rapport, Be a Definite Part of School’s Support System Doctor: General Examination; Emergency cases Doctor: Referral Cases, Regular Consultation at School Doctor: Regular Consultation at the School Volunteer: Health Awareness Talks, School Health Clubs, Interactive Activities with Kids www.doctorsforseva.youthforseva.org

6. Requirements: Screening Referrals Follow Up Record Data (Use our books, not the govt. ones already in the school) Emergency Health Needs Assessed Health Education/ Awareness Talks Doctor-at-School MUST DO’s www.doctorsforseva.youthforseva.org

7. Supplementary Activities: Eye pre-screening Nutrition Hearing Growth and Development Health Counselling CAN DO’s (Above and Beyond the “Must do’s”) Doctor-at-School www.doctorsforseva.youthforseva.org

8. Doctor-at-School Interact with teachers, school contacts and parents Preliminary Screening (Help the Doctor) Get medicines to children, based on Doctor’s prescription Careful and Regular Up-to-Date Documentation (We will provide a record book for each child) Note the results of the screening and Organize Referrals Track and Follow up on Treatment and Medication Deliver Awareness Talks and Organize Interactive Projects for the Students based on Health Ensure Compliance with Program Standards Update DFS Team about Progress and any Issues (Only Anchor Volunteer) www.doctorsforseva.youthforseva.org

9. Doctor-at-School Anchor Volunteer to be responsible for the coordination of planning, development, implementation and evaluation of the local school health program. Determine the health status of all students. Perform initial school entry review of student health records, immunization status, cumulative health record, emergency information, etc Provide referral and follow-up of abnormal health screenings, emergency health issues, and acute or chronic health problems Require child abuse reporting Ensure 1 volunteer in each school is currently certified in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and first aid. Assist in the planning and training Ensure written health emergency policies and protocols Obtain parent permission in writing prior to invasive screening PROGRAM STANDARDS: www.doctorsforseva.youthforseva.org

10. Doctor-at-School Local Team Local Strategy www.doctorsforseva.youthforseva.org

11. Doctor-at-School Does everyone understand the roles they will be playing in the FIRST Trimester, i.e during screening? Has the DFS FILE to be kept at the school been discussed? Is the file ready? What day and time will it be convenient for the Doctor to come to the school? (Eg. Sat mornings, Wed 1-2pm) Which volunteers will be with the doc when he is at the school? (If no volunteer can be found, the DFS network can provide a volunteer. Anchor volunteer will figure this out.) Where will the Doctor be consulting at the school? (Private Room) Is there anything the Doctor needs? (Weighing scale, Torch, etc.) How can these be arranged? Has everyone exchanged phone numbers? Everyone should have the Anchor volunteer’s phone number. CHECKLIST FOR INAUGURAL SESSION: www.doctorsforseva.youthforseva.org

12. Dr. Manjunath C.N Director, Shri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences & Research Dr. Devi Prasad Shetty Chairman and Cardiac Surgeon, Narayana Hrudyalaya Hospital Dr. (Wg Cdr) M.D. Marker Medical Director, Bhagwan Mahaveer Jain Hospital Dr. Sudarshan Karuna Trust Advisory Board www.doctorsforseva.youthforseva.org

13.  Dr. Dayaprasad G Kulkarni Vice-president: Madhyama Prasaran and Scientific Research Foundation, Scientific Advisor: Confederation of NGO's of Rural India  Dr. Vimochana K Pediatrician, Child Consultant, NRHM  Dr. Shubha Badami President Elect 2012, IAP-Bangalore  Dr. Srimani Rajagopal Senior Gynecologist, The Bangalore Hospital  Dr. (Maj.) Narendra P Chief Operating Officer(COO), Narayana Nethralaya  Dr. Aradhana Srivatsa Pediatrician, Srinagar Nursing Home  Ms. Sinu Mundkur Coordinator, Doctors for Seva Executive Board www.doctorsforseva.youthforseva.org

14. Dr. Dayaprasad: 9632306256 Sinu Mundkur: 9342578862