Shushrusha Citizens' Co-operative Hospital

Shushrusha Citizens' Co-operative Hospital is located in Shivaji Park, Mumbai, foudred in 1966 by Dr. V.S. Ranadive. Shushrusha is a Hospital Co-operative initiative; Doctors' Co-operatives are long standing; the contribution of Mission, Voluntary, Government and Private Hospitals, is well recognised.

Shushrusha Citizens' Co-operative Hospital Shivaji Park, Mumbai
Geography
Location698-B, Ranade Road, Shivaji Park, Dadar (W), Mumbai – 400028. India., Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Organisation
Care systemCo-Operative
TypeAcademic
Services
Beds200 Main Campus
History
Opened1964-66 main campus
2014 Vikhroli campus[1]
Links
Websitehttp://www.shushrushahospital.org
ListsHospitals in India

Facilities

The hospital has grown progressively form 80 bed to 130 with an ICU with 17 beds and modern state-of-the-art technology throughout the facility.

Latest diagnostic facilities such as imaging equipment e.g. Ultrasound with Doppler, Ventilators for critical care, Operating Microscopes, Dialysis Unit, Blood Gas Analysers, Cardiac Monitoring equipment, EEG/EMG and ancillary aids complement the facility.

Specialized operations for spinal injuries and brain tumours, lungs, intestine, breast, speciality surgical treatment for Cancer, Trauma, Sport injuries, Joint replacement, Micro-surgeries of limb Reimplants and Reconstruction, are all available. Coronary Angiography, Interventional Cardiology and Cardiac surgery amongst other facilities are on the horizon.

Encouraged by this successful experiment at this main campus, the Management has decided to extend this experiment to one of the busy suburbs of Mumbai, Vikhroli, with replication of the model.[2]

Medical tourism is being investigated. Shushrusha Citizens’ Co-operative Hospital is registered with all existing TPAs and Insurance Companies. ISO Certification is in the works. The hospital proposes to attract people from abroad, who would find it much less expensive to have the medical care, combined with tourism, and return fully cured healthy as true Ambassadors. Shushrusha proposes to extend in-patient and domiciliary cover and treatment to elderly parents of Indians diaspora abroad.

Co-Operative concept and organization

The members of the Co-operative society run the hospital for the people. The care is concessional for members.

The unique aspect of this hospital is that this is the only hospital in Mumbai, and probably the first in India, which falls under the cooperative sector.[3][4] This experiment was necessitated by the fact that private medical facilities charge exorbitantly for services rendered and the public hospitals lack hygiene and they are badly managed. In such a situation, this hospital envisages providing "The Third Force" – institutions where the health of the patient is more important than financial resources.

The cooperative membership is open to citizens of Greater Mumbai and Thane Districts.

Community services

The hospital serves the community by conducting free camps in the various fields for prevention, diseases and disabilities, both physical and mental.

  • Smile Train Project, in association with New York Chapter. Cleft Lip, Cleft Palate and related deformities conducted free of cost to all the patients admitted. During the year 161 operations free of cost in all respects have been performed. Patient’s relatives coming from tribal areas have also been served free food during their stay at the hospital. Opinion of the hospital is a jewel in the crown. The outlook of the children was transformed; Institution will be remembered forever.[5]
  • Blood Donation Camps are conducted to meet demand. Shushrusha Blood Bank Registry, a voluntary donor endeavor is being developed as per new FDA rules. This registration would help the family to procure blood at a short notice, as a right, without hassles. It would also help the community by affording blood and blood substitutes during disaster and natural calamities.
  • Socially Responsibility Activities: Efforts to reach out to street children, senior citizenry and underprivileged.
  • Swaasthya, the monthly health magazine, has gained popularity. The magazine is as much a product of the members' feedback as the topics written by medical staff. Here, the dictum of education, a two-way street applies; health professionals learn also from the patients. Continuing Education of health Professionals follows matra of Knowing the Whole, so that defective 'part' can be detected; the core competency is emphasized for health professional education.
  • DILASA Centre, started by the hospital during 2010 for senior citizens, had various projects completed.
  • Sisterhood of strength, Sakhi, The clinic for Women, Rekha Bhatkhande et al.[6]



Medical and health education research

Participation in medical and health education and research by medical personnel:

  • Poster: "Role of omega-3 fat in Women's Health"[7]
  • Recipient of Padma Bhushan, Dr.Nandkishore Shamrao Laud, staff orthopedist, a professor and an administrator.
  • Co-chair, Rekha Bhatkhande, the head of the MSSI pilot project " MS Society of India on UK team visit[8][9]
  • Rare presentation of leucocytosis, Bhave AA, Rao RG, Patil GT, J Assoc Physicians India. 2006 Nov;54:881-2.[10]
  • Ketogenic Diet in Indian Children with Uncontrolled Epilepsy[11]
  • The Hip Masters Course 24-30 Dec’06: Shushrusha's Faculty N. S. Laud and S. Gawhale[12]
  • Pituitary metastases in carcinoma breast[13]
  • Breast-Feeding and Risk for Childhood Obesity[14]
  • ICU registrar, Vivek Desai, Shushrusha Hospital, Mumbai to Hospmac Hospital Consultancy[15]
  • Prevalence of Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease and Its Association With Cardiovascular Disease Among Type 2 Diabetic Patients, Targher et al. and Hu et al. Ctritc: M Talim, Shushrusha Hospital[16]
  • Balance between n-3 and n-6 fatty acids in foods: M Talim[17]
  • Proper eating habits, Rekha Bhatkhande, GI[18]
  • Women for Good Governance Conference Presentation: Women's Health Topics: Rekha Bhatkhande[19]
  • Probing issues: Awkward pause: Constipation, Rekha Bhatkhande, GI[20]
  • Meralgia paraesthetica following lumbar spine surgery, Gupta A, Muzumdar D, Ramani PS, Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre and Shushrusha Citizens Co-operative Hospital, Mumbai, 2004, J Indian neurology[21]
  • Gastric mucormycosis: AG Shahapure, RV Patankar, Rekha Bhatkhande, Indian J gastroenterology :2002[22]
  • Treatment of radial dysplasia by a combination of distraction, radialisation and a bilobed flap, M.R. Thatte and R Mehta, Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital for Children, Bombay Hospital and Institute of Medical Sciences, Shushrusha Citizens Cooperative Hospital, Balabhai Nanavati Hospital, J Hand Surg Eur Vol. 2008[23]
  • Acland's Practice Manual for Microvascular Surgery, Third Ed 2008 M R Thatte, Consultant Hand and Plastic Surgeon, Shushrusha Hospital, Prof, Plastic Surgery, Bombay Hospital Institute of Medical Sciences, Editor, IJPS, Mumbai[24]
  • Venous flaps, Plast Reconstr. Surg, 1993, Thatte MR, Thatte RL[25]
  • M R Thatte Selected Research[26]
  • Cephalic venous flap: use of 99mTc labelled RBCs to study the saphenous venous flap, M R Thatte et al., Intl J Surgical reconstruction 1989[27]
  • Food and Nutrition Security at Common Wealth Games 2009: Rekha Bhatkhande, Shushrusha Citizens’ Co-op. Hospital, Mumbai[28]

Hospital Day is celebrated on 20 May : the celebration for co-operative movement.

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See also

References
  1. Shushrusha Hospital launches a second modern hospital in Vikhroli in its 50th year: 2014
  2. Shushrusha Hospital launches a second modern hospital in Vikhroli in its 50th year: 2014
  3. International Co-operative Alliance (ICA), Asia and Pacific Health Co-operative Organisation (APHCO) was established at a general assembly held in Kathmandu, Nepal on 26 August 1997.
  4. An excerpt from: Better Health & Social Care: How are Co-ops & Mutuals Boosting Innovation & Access Worldwide? An International survey of co-ops and mutuals at work in the health and social care sector (CMHSC14)Volume 2: National Cases: India
  5. Free Cleft and Palate Deformity Detection camp at Shrushrusha Hospital: 2007
  6. Sisterhood of strength, Sakhi, The clinic for Women, Rekha Bhatkhande et al
  7. Report of IX All India Meeting of Women in Science:2004
  8. Report from MS Society of India on UK team visit Co-chair, Rekha Bhatkhande, the head of the MSSI pilot project "
  9. Medical and fundraising events of MSSI, at Shushrusha, 2015
  10. Rare presentation of leucocytosis, Bhave AA, Rao RG, Patil GT, J Assoc Physicians India. 2006 Nov;54:881-2
  11. Ketogenic Diet in Indian Children with Uncontrolled Epilepsy, JK Nathan, AS Purandare, ZB Parekh and HV Manohar, Dept Neurology, Shushrusha Hospital, Mumbai, Indian Pediatrics, Vol 46 2009
  12. The Hip Masters Course 24-30 Dec’06: Shushrusha's Faculty
  13. J Post graduate medicine, Images in Radiology 2001, Vol 47, SR Rao, RS Rao, Shushrusha Hospital, Mumbai
  14. M Talim, Shushrusha Hospital, Mumbai, Breast-Feeding and Risk for Childhood Obesity
  15. ICU registrar at Shushrusha Hospital, Mumbai to Hospmac Hospital Consultancy
  16. Prevalence of Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease and Its Association With Cardiovascular Disease Among Type 2 Diabetic Patients, Targher et al. and Hu et al., J Am Diabetic Assn, 2007, Critic: M Talim, Shushrusha Hospital
  17. We are what we eat. The link between diet, evolution and non-genetic inheritance , comment: M Talim: Balance between n-3 and n-6 fatty acids in foods
  18. Proper eating habits - Best way to manage digestive problems, UNI 2006
  19. Women for Good Governance Conference Presentation: Women's Health Topics 2009 : Rekha Bhatkhande
  20. Probing issues: Awkward pause: Constipation, Rekha Bhatkhande, GI
  21. Meralgia paraesthetica following lumbar spine surgery, Gupta A, Muzumdar D, Ramani PS, Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre and Shushrusha Citizens Co-operative Hospital, Mumbai
  22. Gastric mucormycosis: AG Shahapure, RV Patankar, Rekha Bhatkhande, Indian J gastroenterology :2002
  23. Treatment of radial dysplasia by a combination of distraction, radialisation and a bilobed flap – the results at 5-year follow-up, M.R. Thatte and R Mehta, Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital for Children, Bombay Hospital and Institute of Medical Sciences, Shushrusha Citizens Cooperative Hospital, Balabhai Nanavati Hospital, J Hand Surg Eur Vol. 2008
  24. Acland's Practice Manual for Microvascular Surgery, Third Ed 2008 M R Thatte, Consultant Hand and Plastic Surgeon, Shushrusha Hospital, Prof, Plastic Surgery, Bombay Hospital Institute of Medical Sciences, Editor, Indian Journal of Plastic Surgery, Mumbai
  25. Thatte MR, Thatte RL Venous flaps. Plast Reconstr. Surg, 1993
  26. M R Thatte Selected Research
  27. Cephalic venous flap: use of 99mTc labelled RBCs to study the saphenous venous flap, Intl J Surgical reconstruction 1989

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