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S.A.T.H.I. (Society for Administration of Telemedicine and Health Care Informatics) – a non profit organization - is a group consisting of like minded highly trained and skilled Medical and Information Technology as well as Tele-Communication Professionals (see the list of governing body members) who think that Telemedicine can go a longAwarded way in providing affordable and quality healthcare to each and every person of our country. All of us are actively working to bring these thoughts to fruition.

Our activities:-

  • Developing Software
  • Training of personnel
  • Field Testing
  • Project management
    • Tsunami and Earthquake  Relief
  • Standardization

Awards and recognitions

Our Healing Touch Project after the Tsunami disaster provided Mental Health Support to sufferers from PTSD after the 2004 Tsunami. It was quoted to be the best example of eHealth during after extensive peer review and thereby published in a book

Our Telemedicine Supported Vision care project in Mizoram was voted the Best EHealth Project in the North East in 2014 (enortheast.in) and also was adjusted the best poster presentation during the 8th biennial APAMI 2014 meeting in New Delhi

Currently we are expanding into Filariasis control as well as trying to provide support to a range of related health problems in rural areas as well as B and C Class cities 

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SATHI in the wake of the Tsunami Crisis offered its services through its professional’s team to OXFAM TRUST (India) specifically their representatives in Delhi namely Ms Gurinder Kaur and Ms Meeta Parti. Following a number of meetings and discussions a comprehensive plan was made to provide a comprehensive healthcare facilities to the victims. The specific responsibilities of SATHI were stated in a formal MOU between SATHI and OXFAM.

The responsibilities assumed by SATHI requires co-ordination and mobilization at different levels. In pursuance of the same objectives, Drs S B Gogia and M R Surwade arrived in Chennai on a filed visit to Tsunami affected areas in Tamilnadu. The following is the action plan for the visit. Meanwhile our team in Delhi lead By Dr Vidya Surwade and Ms Arun Rekha are co-ordinating the interactions between the two organizations.

 
Situation Analysis
Establishment of Telemedicine System
 

A. Location of camps run by OXFAM

B. Mortality and Morbidity caused by the Tsunami in     those areas

C. Existing Health care facilities

D. Patients Profile

E. Health determinants

i. Water and Sanitation
ii. Future Economic prospects (e.g Degeneration of         Arable Land)
iii. Post Traumatic Depression Syndrome
iv. Effects of Family Breakup

F. Demographic Profile (Particularly age structure).

A. Location

B. Space

C. Person (Computer experience / Health Worker/English)

D. Electricity Supply

E. Population catered

F. Security Considerations (Prevent Stolen/damaged
    equipment)

G. Existing Health care providers and their reach
 
Strategy
Creation of Community Telemedicine Network
 

A. Build Capacity with sustainability in mind

A. Operational Cost recovery

B. Reinforce exixting referral patterns

C. Income Generation Oppurtunities

 

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