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Intas Foundation conducts physiotherapy and diagnostic support camp

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November 28, 2024
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Srinagar: Intas Foundation Srinagar conducted a physiotherapy and diagnostic support camp at the Hemophilia Treatment Centre (HTC), GMC Srinagar.

This camp, part of our ongoing efforts to strengthen haemophilia care, reflects our commitment to providing comprehensive support and services to Persons with Hemophilia (PwH).

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The camp featured expert physiotherapy services provided by Dr. Zahoor and Dr. Raheel from SMHS. Participants received comprehensive training sessions, demonstrations of physiotherapy techniques, and physiotherapy kits, including weighing cuffs, TheraBands, and knee caps. This initiative aimed to empower PwH and their caregivers with preventive skills and resources, enhancing their physical well-being.

Additionally, the camp facilitated essential diagnostic testing, such as inhibitor screenings, ensuring that these crucial services are accessible to more people. By providing these tests, Intas Foundation Srinagar is helping to improve the overall health outcomes for PwH.

We also emphasized the importance of continuous care and adherence to treatment plans. Through follow-up care and ongoing support, we encourage patients to maintain their treatment regimens for better health outcomes. The camp highlighted holistic care by including awareness programs alongside physiotherapy and diagnostic services.

Intas Foundation Srinagar is dedicated to delivering essential healthcare services and improving the quality of life for persons with hemophilia. Our mission is to provide comprehensive and accessible care to those in need, and this camp is a testament to our unwavering commitment.

 

 

 

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