Medsurge India organized a camp in Zambia in collaboration with Gleneagles Hospital, India. The camp was held on the 12th and 13th July at Forest Medical Park Hospital, Lusaka. The camp aimed to expand advanced care, which could benefit hundreds of Zambian patients suffering from orthopedic problems and focus on the essential orthopedic and spine treatments that fulfill the demands of medical services for the Zambian people.
The Camp’s Activities
While in the camp, various medical awareness were conducted entailing consultations with the patients. Dr. Harshal Bamb, an ortho and spine surgeon from Gleneagles Hospital, India, engaged many of them in one-on-one consultations given his vast knowledge in the field. The camp sought to enhance the lives of sufferers of orthopedic and spine ailments in Zambia.
Dr. Harshal Bamb is a prominent orthopedic and spine surgeon in India, boasting more than 14 years of experience. He has successfully conducted over 500 spine surgeries and more than 1,500 orthopedic procedures.
The Camp’s Impact
This camp positively influenced the lives of many people in Zambia. The health status of the people who attended the camp greatly improved, as evidenced by the outcome of the various check-ups. Moreover, the camp worked toward raising more consciousness of orthopedic and spine complications of patients in Zambia. It emphasized the availability and accessibility of specialty products and made people aware of the benefits of periodic health screening and timely intervention.
The relationship between Medsurge India and Zambia has been very fruitful. The camp has created the framework for future cooperation between the two countries in the healthcare domain to improve healthcare provision for the population. The camp has also brought together a pool of doctors from both India and Zambia who have developed better working relations in orthopedics and spine surgeries.
Summing up, the camp held in Zambia on 7 and 8 July could be considered successful thanks to the hard work and experience of the doctors engaged in the process. It offered important healthcare interventions to the people of the region, enhanced the quality of healthcare, and ensured that more people became aware of orthopedic and spine disorders. The partnership between Medsurge India and Zambia has shown the potential of continuing to bring change for patients in Zambia in the coming years.
