parish: Port-de-Paix -> Bassin Bleu

parish: Bassin Bleu -> Port-de-Paix

parish: -> Bassin Bleu

client_contact_name: -> Dr Jilssaint Fracois - Bon Samaritan
client_contact_phone: -> 3649-3659
client_contact_email: -> jilsaint@yahoo.fr

name: "CHOLERA TREATMENT CENTER - CTC" (Supported by: Bon Samaritan/MSF) -> Hopital Bassin Bleu - "CHOLERA TREATMENT CENTER - CTC" (Supported by: Bon Samaritan/MSF)
notes: This site is a CTC per list from Health Cluster/PAHO dated 11/19/10: CTC DEFINITION: Center for the treatment of Cholera (CLC): a center set up for the treatment of cholera with a staff recruited for this 40 to 300 beds which receives the sick suspects of cholera. In the case ideal, there are tents for rehydration iv and tents or rooms for the phase of re-convalescensce. Capable of processing of complications such as pulmonary edema. Open 24 on 24/ 7 on 7. Receives the sick who come spontaneously and cases referred to it. Bed capacity is not specified on any of the three lists publicized. ------------------------------------------------ Confirmed open by Caroline Seguin MSF France ------------------------------------------------ As publically stated by MSF 11/12/10 "Responding to cases in the north As of now, MSF teams have treated more than 6,400 patients suffering from acute diarrhea nationwide, including a large proportion suffering from severe dehydration, symptoms typical of cholera. MSF is supporting two Haitian Ministry of Health hospitals in the Artibonite Region, where the cholera outbreak originated. Medical teams are working in the main hospitals in St. Marc and Petite Riviere. Relevant medical supplies, such as intravenous fluids, catheters, and oral rehydration solution, as well as chlorine for disinfection, are also being provided. But it is outside more populated areas such as these where assistance is especially needed. To bolster health clinics in some of the more outlying areas in the north and center of the country - in places such as Gros Morne - MSF is supplying IV solution, oral rehydration salts, IV sets, and hygiene materials. Supplies have also been provided to the hospital in the town of Port de Paix in the country’s far north. MSF is preparing cholera treatment centers in Gonaives and Bassin Bleu". SOURCE: http://www.msf.org/msfinternational/invoke.cfm?objectid=3514314F-15C5-F00A-25D429149808AA83&component=toolkit.article&method=full_html -> This site is a CTC per list from Health Cluster/PAHO dated 11/19/10: CTC DEFINITION: Center for the treatment of Cholera (CLC): a center set up for the treatment of cholera with a staff recruited for this 40 to 300 beds which receives the sick suspects of cholera. In the case ideal, there are tents for rehydration iv and tents or rooms for the phase of re-convalescensce. Capable of processing of complications such as pulmonary edema. Open 24 on 24/ 7 on 7. Receives the sick who come spontaneously and cases referred to it. CHOLERA BED CAPACITY: 27 per PAHO list dated 12/6/10 ------------------------------------------------ Confirmed open by Caroline Seguin MSF France ------------------------------------------------ As publically stated by MSF 11/12/10 "Responding to cases in the north As of now, MSF teams have treated more than 6,400 patients suffering from acute diarrhea nationwide, including a large proportion suffering from severe dehydration, symptoms typical of cholera. MSF is supporting two Haitian Ministry of Health hospitals in the Artibonite Region, where the cholera outbreak originated. Medical teams are working in the main hospitals in St. Marc and Petite Riviere. Relevant medical supplies, such as intravenous fluids, catheters, and oral rehydration solution, as well as chlorine for disinfection, are also being provided. But it is outside more populated areas such as these where assistance is especially needed. To bolster health clinics in some of the more outlying areas in the north and center of the country - in places such as Gros Morne - MSF is supplying IV solution, oral rehydration salts, IV sets, and hygiene materials. Supplies have also been provided to the hospital in the town of Port de Paix in the country’s far north. MSF is preparing cholera treatment centers in Gonaives and Bassin Bleu". SOURCE: http://www.msf.org/msfinternational/invoke.cfm?objectid=3514314F-15C5-F00A-25D429149808AA83&component=toolkit.article&method=full_html

notes: This site is a CTC per list from Health Cluster/PAHO dated 11/13/10: CTC DEFINITION: Center for the treatment of Cholera (CLC): a center set up for the treatment of cholera with a staff recruited for this 40 to 300 beds which receives the sick suspects of cholera. In the case ideal, there are tents for rehydration iv and tents or rooms for the phase of re-convalescensce. Capable of processing of complications such as pulmonary edema. Open 24 on 24/ 7 on 7. Receives the sick who come spontaneously and cases referred to it. ------------------------------------------------ Confirmed open by Caroline Seguin MSF France ------------------------------------------------ As publically stated by MSF 11/12/10 "Responding to cases in the north As of now, MSF teams have treated more than 6,400 patients suffering from acute diarrhea nationwide, including a large proportion suffering from severe dehydration, symptoms typical of cholera. MSF is supporting two Haitian Ministry of Health hospitals in the Artibonite Region, where the cholera outbreak originated. Medical teams are working in the main hospitals in St. Marc and Petite Riviere. Relevant medical supplies, such as intravenous fluids, catheters, and oral rehydration solution, as well as chlorine for disinfection, are also being provided. But it is outside more populated areas such as these where assistance is especially needed. To bolster health clinics in some of the more outlying areas in the north and center of the country - in places such as Gros Morne - MSF is supplying IV solution, oral rehydration salts, IV sets, and hygiene materials. Supplies have also been provided to the hospital in the town of Port de Paix in the country’s far north. MSF is preparing cholera treatment centers in Gonaives and Bassin Bleu". SOURCE: http://www.msf.org/msfinternational/invoke.cfm?objectid=3514314F-15C5-F00A-25D429149808AA83&component=toolkit.article&method=full_html -> This site is a CTC per list from Health Cluster/PAHO dated 11/19/10: CTC DEFINITION: Center for the treatment of Cholera (CLC): a center set up for the treatment of cholera with a staff recruited for this 40 to 300 beds which receives the sick suspects of cholera. In the case ideal, there are tents for rehydration iv and tents or rooms for the phase of re-convalescensce. Capable of processing of complications such as pulmonary edema. Open 24 on 24/ 7 on 7. Receives the sick who come spontaneously and cases referred to it. Bed capacity is not specified on any of the three lists publicized. ------------------------------------------------ Confirmed open by Caroline Seguin MSF France ------------------------------------------------ As publically stated by MSF 11/12/10 "Responding to cases in the north As of now, MSF teams have treated more than 6,400 patients suffering from acute diarrhea nationwide, including a large proportion suffering from severe dehydration, symptoms typical of cholera. MSF is supporting two Haitian Ministry of Health hospitals in the Artibonite Region, where the cholera outbreak originated. Medical teams are working in the main hospitals in St. Marc and Petite Riviere. Relevant medical supplies, such as intravenous fluids, catheters, and oral rehydration solution, as well as chlorine for disinfection, are also being provided. But it is outside more populated areas such as these where assistance is especially needed. To bolster health clinics in some of the more outlying areas in the north and center of the country - in places such as Gros Morne - MSF is supplying IV solution, oral rehydration salts, IV sets, and hygiene materials. Supplies have also been provided to the hospital in the town of Port de Paix in the country’s far north. MSF is preparing cholera treatment centers in Gonaives and Bassin Bleu". SOURCE: http://www.msf.org/msfinternational/invoke.cfm?objectid=3514314F-15C5-F00A-25D429149808AA83&component=toolkit.article&method=full_html
other_contacts changed.
organization: -> CTC

name: "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" (Supported by: Bon Samaritan/MSF) -> "CHOLERA TREATMENT CENTER - CTC" (Supported by: Bon Samaritan/MSF)
other_contacts changed.

name: "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" (Supported by: Bon Samaritan/MSF) - Bassin Bleu -> "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" (Supported by: Bon Samaritan/MSF)
address: -> 19.783333-72.8
other_contacts changed.

name: "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" (supported by MSF) - Bassin Bleu - -> "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" (Supported by: Bon Samaritan/MSF) - Bassin Bleu
notes: Confirmed open by Caroline Seguin MSF France ------------------------------------------------ As publically stated by MSF 11/12/10 "Responding to cases in the north As of now, MSF teams have treated more than 6,400 patients suffering from acute diarrhea nationwide, including a large proportion suffering from severe dehydration, symptoms typical of cholera. MSF is supporting two Haitian Ministry of Health hospitals in the Artibonite Region, where the cholera outbreak originated. Medical teams are working in the main hospitals in St. Marc and Petite Riviere. Relevant medical supplies, such as intravenous fluids, catheters, and oral rehydration solution, as well as chlorine for disinfection, are also being provided. But it is outside more populated areas such as these where assistance is especially needed. To bolster health clinics in some of the more outlying areas in the north and center of the country - in places such as Gros Morne - MSF is supplying IV solution, oral rehydration salts, IV sets, and hygiene materials. Supplies have also been provided to the hospital in the town of Port de Paix in the country’s far north. MSF is preparing cholera treatment centers in Gonaives and Bassin Bleu". SOURCE: http://www.msf.org/msfinternational/invoke.cfm?objectid=3514314F-15C5-F00A-25D429149808AA83&component=toolkit.article&method=full_html -> This site is a CTC per list from Health Cluster/PAHO dated 11/13/10: CTC DEFINITION: Center for the treatment of Cholera (CLC): a center set up for the treatment of cholera with a staff recruited for this 40 to 300 beds which receives the sick suspects of cholera. In the case ideal, there are tents for rehydration iv and tents or rooms for the phase of re-convalescensce. Capable of processing of complications such as pulmonary edema. Open 24 on 24/ 7 on 7. Receives the sick who come spontaneously and cases referred to it. ------------------------------------------------ Confirmed open by Caroline Seguin MSF France ------------------------------------------------ As publically stated by MSF 11/12/10 "Responding to cases in the north As of now, MSF teams have treated more than 6,400 patients suffering from acute diarrhea nationwide, including a large proportion suffering from severe dehydration, symptoms typical of cholera. MSF is supporting two Haitian Ministry of Health hospitals in the Artibonite Region, where the cholera outbreak originated. Medical teams are working in the main hospitals in St. Marc and Petite Riviere. Relevant medical supplies, such as intravenous fluids, catheters, and oral rehydration solution, as well as chlorine for disinfection, are also being provided. But it is outside more populated areas such as these where assistance is especially needed. To bolster health clinics in some of the more outlying areas in the north and center of the country - in places such as Gros Morne - MSF is supplying IV solution, oral rehydration salts, IV sets, and hygiene materials. Supplies have also been provided to the hospital in the town of Port de Paix in the country’s far north. MSF is preparing cholera treatment centers in Gonaives and Bassin Bleu". SOURCE: http://www.msf.org/msfinternational/invoke.cfm?objectid=3514314F-15C5-F00A-25D429149808AA83&component=toolkit.article&method=full_html
other_contacts changed.
cat_notes: -> 11/13/10 PAHO/Health Cluster CTC list did not include needs/bed capacity/address or name of facility - Also did not reference MSF but leaving the 'support' in this record due to other sources that confirm their involvement (LTel - 11/17/10)

name: "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" (supported by MSF) - Bassin Bleu - STAND BY -> "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" (supported by MSF) - Bassin Bleu -
notes: As publically stated by MSF 11/12/10 "Responding to cases in the north As of now, MSF teams have treated more than 6,400 patients suffering from acute diarrhea nationwide, including a large proportion suffering from severe dehydration, symptoms typical of cholera. MSF is supporting two Haitian Ministry of Health hospitals in the Artibonite Region, where the cholera outbreak originated. Medical teams are working in the main hospitals in St. Marc and Petite Riviere. Relevant medical supplies, such as intravenous fluids, catheters, and oral rehydration solution, as well as chlorine for disinfection, are also being provided. But it is outside more populated areas such as these where assistance is especially needed. To bolster health clinics in some of the more outlying areas in the north and center of the country - in places such as Gros Morne - MSF is supplying IV solution, oral rehydration salts, IV sets, and hygiene materials. Supplies have also been provided to the hospital in the town of Port de Paix in the country’s far north. MSF is preparing cholera treatment centers in Gonaives and Bassin Bleu". SOURCE: http://www.msf.org/msfinternational/invoke.cfm?objectid=3514314F-15C5-F00A-25D429149808AA83&component=toolkit.article&method=full_html -> Confirmed open by Caroline Seguin MSF France ------------------------------------------------ As publically stated by MSF 11/12/10 "Responding to cases in the north As of now, MSF teams have treated more than 6,400 patients suffering from acute diarrhea nationwide, including a large proportion suffering from severe dehydration, symptoms typical of cholera. MSF is supporting two Haitian Ministry of Health hospitals in the Artibonite Region, where the cholera outbreak originated. Medical teams are working in the main hospitals in St. Marc and Petite Riviere. Relevant medical supplies, such as intravenous fluids, catheters, and oral rehydration solution, as well as chlorine for disinfection, are also being provided. But it is outside more populated areas such as these where assistance is especially needed. To bolster health clinics in some of the more outlying areas in the north and center of the country - in places such as Gros Morne - MSF is supplying IV solution, oral rehydration salts, IV sets, and hygiene materials. Supplies have also been provided to the hospital in the town of Port de Paix in the country’s far north. MSF is preparing cholera treatment centers in Gonaives and Bassin Bleu". SOURCE: http://www.msf.org/msfinternational/invoke.cfm?objectid=3514314F-15C5-F00A-25D429149808AA83&component=toolkit.article&method=full_html
status: Standby -> Open