DNipCare Charitable Palliative OP Medical Camp on 02nd August 2026 - at Mayur Vihar, Delhi.

 

DNipCare Charitable Palliative OP Medical Camp in association with KMWA, Delhi on 02nd August 2026 managed by the Volunteers Team of Dr. Lakshmi Jayasree Aravindan, Consultant WHO, Delhi State, and Dr. Habeeb Muhammed Bilal, of Community Medicine,  Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Delhi, supported by Ms. Jyothy, Nursing Officer, Safdarjung Hospital, Delhi, along with other Volunteers Mr. Cyriac Antony, Dr. Bushair MT, Miss Gopika Suresh of Ambedkar College of Delhi University, Miss Sanya, Miss Anjali, Miss Moni, Miss Nida Shafeeque, Miss Saima Shafeeque and Mr. Mohd. Sohaib among other students. 

The NSS Volunteers of IIT Delhi restarted their support to the Camp after their summer vacation today and they were; Mr. Chauhan Kushaccra, Mr. Yash Chambare, Mr. Harsh Ahirwar, Mr. Jathin  Kaushik, Miss Supriya Bansal and one more student.

Mr. Mansoor Kattanam, Vice-President of KMWA visited the Camp today along with his friend Mr. Sathar from Dubai and interacted with the Volunteers.  

Ms. Haifa Thaha, Consultant, National Health System Resource Centre (NHSRC) visited the Medical Camp along with her husband discussed about implementation of Palliative Care by DNipCare and further possibilities.

Dr. Sabitha Puthalath, an Ayurvedic Doctor in Delhi also visited the Camp along with Ms, Mary, who  runs the two Ayurvedic Centres in Mayur Vihar Phase 3, Delhi.     

Mr. U. Sadananda Menon, our veteran Volunteer and well-wisher could pay a visit to the Camp today and interacted with the Volunteers. 

The parallel test run of the "Medical Camp Automation System", conducted in the Camp today, also enrolled patients and dispensed medicines to them through the system.   The patient registration module has also now been developed and activated on a parallel run mode.  With the support of Volunteers, the system is found to be functioning, though further modules of Doctor's consultation and reporting facilities need to be developed and tested before full rollout, as expected from Mid-August 2026.  

Analysis of the number of patients who availed consultation and medicines from the Clinic today: 83 patients, with the break up of 18 Male, 65 Female, 2'6 paediatric, and 18 Geriatric patients.  

Overall coordination by KV Hamza, Gen. Secretary, DNipCare.

 

DNipCare Academic Series on Palliative Care for Nursing Students Batch 6 Inaugural Session in association with Government College of Nursing, Surat, Gujarat and Echo India on 01st August 2026.

DNipCare Academic Series on Palliative Care for Nursing Students, Batch 6 Inaugural Session in association with Government College of Nursing, Surat, Gujarat and Echo India on 01st August 2026. 

 

 

DNipCare Charitable Palliative OP Medical Camp on 26th July 2026 - at Mayur Vihar, Delhi.

 

DNipCare Charitable Palliative OP Medical Camp in association with KMWA, Delhi on 26th July 2026 managed by the Volunteers Team of Dr. Bashid Sulaiman, Asstt. Prof. ENT, Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences & Research and Dr. Aafreen Aza Anver of Community Medicine,  Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Delhi, supported by Mr. Nikhil Krishna Prasad, Nursing Officer, Lal Bahadur Shastri Hospital, Delhi, along with other Volunteers Mr. Cyriac Antony, Mr. Abdul Kareem PK, Dr. Bushair MT, Ms. Khushi Farouqi, Mr. Nandakumaran, Miss Gopika Suresh of Ambedkar College of Delhi University, Miss Megha P Nair and Mr. Adwait Krishna, students of Dr. Ambedkar University and interning with  DNipCare,  Miss Sanya, Miss Anjali,  and Mr. Mohd. Sohaib among other students. 

The NSS Volunteers of IIT Delhi restarted their support to the Camp after their summer vacation today and they were; Miss Ishita Jain, Miss Marshita Priyadarshini, Miss Ananya Gupta, Mr. Vinay Mishra, Miss Nafeessa Bano and Miss Shalini.  

Adv. Marzook Bafakyah, Executive Member of KMWA visited the Camp today.  Mr. Kaushal Kumar visited the Camp and donated the unused medicines to the camp for free dispensing to the poor patients.  

Mr. U. Sadananda Menon, our veteran Volunteer and well-wisher could pay a visit to the Camp today and interacted with the Volunteers. 

The parallel test run of the "Medical Camp Automation System", conducted in the Camp today, also enrolled patients and dispensed medicines to them through the system.   The patient registration module has also now been developed and activated on a parallel run mode.  With the support of Volunteers, the system is found to be functioning, though further modules of Doctor's consultation and reporting facilities need to be developed and tested before full rollout, as expected from Mid-August 2026.  

Analysis of the number of patients who availed consultation and medicines from the Clinic today: 107 patients, with the break up of 48 Male, 59 Female, 17 paediatric, and 23 Geriatric patients.  

Overall coordination by KV Hamza, Gen. Secretary, DNipCare.