Health is one of those things that people tend to take for granted. Until you are facing disease or injury, your good health, like a clean house, greatly goes unnoticed. When all your body parts are working properly, there is no pain to grab your attention, no chronic illness to debilitate your daily life.
Good health is important because it allows people to focus on their interests and obligations. Poor health, in the form of injuries, disabilities, chronic pain, mental or disease, prevents millions of people from supporting, caring for or expressing themselves effectively. Anyone who has lived with chronic pain can tell you how the condition clouds every aspect of your life, making even the most mundane tasks into ordeals of suffering and despair.
Rendering our services in health sectors our Afridi Welfare Trust provides financial as well as moral supports to those patients, who have low economics background and are unable to afford and expanses of treatment.
The model for helping people for health related issues is as follows: First, the deserving local people of F.R. Kohat contact the Trust for finical help for their medical treatment. Trust first via its contacts confirms the finical position of the person. And after the confirmation of their finical status Trust refer the person to the concerned doctor.
Trust has a panel of Doctors in various fields of medical. The list of the doctors is given below in Table 5. The doctor examines the concerned person. If on spot medical treatment can solve the problem, the doctor treat them on the spot in their private clinic for which the trust bear the expenses for treatment. In case hospital treatment/operation is required, then the doctor treat them in government hospitals (if possible and the treatment facilities are available) and trust pay for the medicines and other expenses. If it is not possible in government hospitals then the trust arrange it in private clinic.
|
Description |
Doctors |
Address |
|
ENT |
Dr. Asmat Ullah (MBBS,MCPS,FCPS) |
Abaseen Hospital Dabgaree Garden, Peshawar |
|
Surgical |
Dr. Mushtaq Ahmad (MBBS, FRCS) |
Khatak Medical Center Dabgaree Garden, Peshawar |
|
Medical |
Dr. Wazir Muhammad (MBBS, FCPS) |
Khatak Medical Center Dabgaree Garden, Peshawar |
|
HCV |
Dr. Janzeb (MBBS,FCPS) |
Aman Hospital Dabgaree garden, Peshawar |
|
Neuro |
Dr. Mumtaz Ali (MBBS,FCPS)) |
Aman Hospital Dabgaree Garden Peshawar |
|
Psyclogical |
Dr. Fayaz (MBBS,MCPS) |
Aukaf Plaza Dabgaree Garden, Peshawar |
|
Gastro |
Dr. Wazir Muhammad (MBBS, FCPS) |
Khatak Medical Center Dabgaree Garden, Peshawar |
|
Orthopedic |
Dr. Awal Hakeem (MBBS,FCPS) |
Abaseen Hospital Dabgaree Garden, Peshawar |
|
Eye |
Dr. Dawood (Eye Specialist) |
Khayber Medical Center Dabgaree Garden Peshawar |
|
Cardic |
Dr. Farhat Abbas (MBBS,FCPS) |
Khatak Medical Center Dabgaree Garden Peshawar |
|
Kidney |
Dr. Sardaar Alam (MBBS,FCPS) |
North West Hayatabad Peshawar |
|
Gauyne |
Dr. Muzafar Iqbal (MBBS,FCPS) |
Khatak Medical Center Dabgaree Garden Peshawar |
|
skin |
Dr. Sahib Zada (MBBS,FCPS) |
Abaseen Hospital Dabgaree Garden Peshawar |
|
Cancer |
Irnam Hospital University Peshawar |
University of Peshawar |
|
Telesimia |
Fatmeed Foundation Doctors |
Hayatabad Peshawar |
Afridi Welfare Trust provides proper and timely treatment to patients who fell prey to various diseases. In this regard Trust in total spend around Rs. 15, 78, 281 on 171 patients for various medical treatment during year 2011. Average cost per patient is around Rs. 9229. The details of patients treated for various medical reasons are given below in Table 6.
Beside that expenses shown in Table 6., there were some more expenses made for some other health related issues. For example, medical treatment to a whole family was provided who were admitted to hospital due to bombast which killed five people while injured the rest of the family and they were unable to afford their medical expenses. Similarly, there were cases where patients were short of little money to make their full treatment. The Trust provided them the rest of the money in order to enable them to finance their treatment. In other special cases, kidney transplant operations and afterward medical expenses were financed by the Trust.
|
Type of Treatment |
Gender |
Total Patients |
total expenses |
Average |
|
|
male |
Female |
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|
Medical Patient |
10 |
14 |
24 |
163600 |
6817 |
|
Orthopedic |
13 |
11 |
24 |
117433 |
4893 |
|
Surgical |
10 |
2 |
12 |
156046 |
13004 |
|
Gastrology |
8 |
2 |
10 |
71381 |
7138 |
|
Uroglogy |
9 |
2 |
11 |
193372 |
17579 |
|
Psyclatric |
14 |
9 |
23 |
155543 |
6763 |
|
neurology |
6 |
4 |
10 |
148070 |
14807 |
|
Chest |
2 |
0 |
2 |
4809 |
2405 |
|
Cardiology |
9 |
4 |
13 |
183772 |
14136 |
|
Children |
1 |
0 |
1 |
16709 |
16709 |
|
Gaynue |
0 |
6 |
6 |
54260 |
9043 |
|
ENT |
6 |
4 |
10 |
43752 |
4375 |
|
Diabetic |
1 |
0 |
1 |
10000 |
10000 |
|
Eye |
5 |
3 |
8 |
83143 |
10393 |
|
Skin |
1 |
1 |
2 |
26431 |
13216 |
|
HCV |
10 |
3 |
13 |
125920 |
9686 |
|
Cancer |
1 |
0 |
1 |
24000 |
24000 |
|
Total |
171 |
1578241 |
9229 |
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