1. Mozambique Mission Trip 2007 Hospital Central Beira

2. Robert F. Kennedy Hospital in Los Angeles was closed and the majority of the medical equipment was donated to the Seton Institute. Catholic University of Beira Medical School and Central Hospital of Beira were chosen as the recipients of the equipment.

3. The TriMedx Foundation provided: A 6 man team of clinical engineers All repair parts and PM kits. Covered all of the cost for the team. The TriMedx Foundation partnered with the Seton Institute to install the equipment in Mozambique. Over 20 containers were shipped from Los Angelas to Beira by the Seton Institute and the Daughters of Charity..

4. Population: Nearly 21,000,000 Mozambique is approximately the size of Texas. 12.2% (1.3 million) of adults in Mozambique have HIV/AIDS. Life expectancy is 40 to 41 years.

5. The Team

6. Team Lead: Mike Zess TriMedx Regional Director John Short Regional Modality Mgr – Laboratory

7. Mike Bereiter BMET Mike Hoyt Clinical Engineer

8. Tim Lierman Radiology Engineer Danny Wooden BMET III

9. Evaluating, cleaning, and testing equipment is vital to its proper usage.

10. Kitchen and Laundry facilities are desperately lacking…

11. The future of the medical system relies on dedicated local doctors such as Dr. Seni. Dr. Amir Seni

12. Donated equipment before and after evaluation…

14. Technicians worked alongside local hospital personnel.

17. Too many people, and too few doctors… © Peter Lemieux

18. Patiently waiting their turn… © Peter Lemieux

19. Treatment sometimes takes place in the hallways due to lack of adequate facilities. © Peter Lemieux

20. Coming from far and near and by any method possible… © Peter Lemieux

21. Mothers wait for help that is desperately needed for their children. © Peter Lemieux

22. There is a shortage of caregivers… © Peter Lemieux

23. Mothers are the primary caregivers. © Peter Lemieux

24. Often times, it is necessary to bring one’s own supplies. Mosquito nets overhead attempt to keep further disease away… © Peter Lemieux

25. Images of Mozambique

32. Installed: Hydro Therapy Tub for burn patients. Arjo Lift for lowering patients into the tub. Automated drug dispensing systems Wet film processors Evaluated: Baxter Infusion Pumps Siemens Ventilators Rotolux X-Ray Viewer Zeiss Surgical Eye Microscope Set Up: Quinton EKG & Treadmill system Hill Rom beds Laboratory Scales MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS

33. For further information, please visit… www.trimedxfoundation.org It is one of the most beautiful compensations of life that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself. Ralph Waldo Emerson