Guest guest Posted July 13, 2009 Report Share Posted July 13, 2009 Dear Forum, Re: /message/10477 After dedicating and working for PLHA,s since 2003 Action India Ashraya Holistic Care centre had admitted and taken care of more than 4500 PLHA,s and out of these 70% were from Haryana. I am surprise that our dear friend Hari had not been following the updates of the role of CCC in NACP III. CCCs were just the point where PLHA,s who are initiated on ART at the ART centres will be sent for observation and Counseling for ART Adherence and Nutrition etc. The role of CCC,s were limited and it is the clear order of Madam Sujata Rao that CCCs will not admit any serious patients and not mess with their treatment. So dear Hari if a patients comes at our doorstep for admission and the patient could not even walk and the physical condition shows that the patients is very sick and our doctor after examing tell us that the patients need to be taken to goverment hospital. What do I do? asked them to go to ART clinic or emergency at Govt Hospital. Now if that is not admitting patients... Henry Thangzamang e-mail: <Henrya <henryasimte@...> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2009 Report Share Posted July 15, 2009 Dear forum, Re: /message/10477 There exist a conflict which is apparently not resolved yet or not adequately addressed. The Community care centers of NACP 2 era are mostly palliative care/ hospice/ centers but the NACP 3 CCCs are more of adherence support centers. But very few CCCs are clear about their role and they are run by the groups who were managing care centers of NACP 2. Also as we don't have a robust social support system or policy we are left with no options for continuation of care those who are convalescing after discharge, those who need palliative care etc are finding it difficult with the CCCs and ART centers which are strictly following the guidelines. At the same time this change can hopefully act as a stimulus to main stream HIV care if we can strengthen the social support system in parallel to HIV care. I think we should have an open discussion on this area and find an out an optimal solution with short term and long term plans Dr Ajith -- Dr Ajithkumar.K Asst Professor In Dermatology and Veneriology Medical college Chest Hospital MG Kav,Trichur, Kerala ,India Ph 04872333322 (res) 9447226012 e-mail: <ajisudha@...> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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