CURE in the News: Week of April 29, 2012
CURE Clubfoot Worldwide
“Government is committed to curb clubfoot-affected cases in Delhi” from News Track India
“Treatment facilities to be expanded for children with clubfoot” from the Business Standard
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“Government is committed to curb clubfoot-affected cases in Delhi” from News Track India
“Treatment facilities to be expanded for children with clubfoot” from the Business Standard
“ToonUps Continues to Blend Online Gaming and the Real World” from MarketWire
“Real World Civic Innovation Through Online Gaming: A Collaboration Between CURE and ToonUps” from Publicyte
“Lutheran General Anesthesiologist Readies for Mission Trip” from TribLocal
“Doctor to lend hand in Niger” from Northwest Herald
“Chicago Anesthesiologist to Fill Staffing Shortage in Niger Hospital” from Becker’s ASC Review
“Sierra Leone Ponseti for Clubfoot Training Report” from Global Clubfoot Initiative
The Honorable Chief Minister of the State, Shri. Oomen Chandy, congratulated the team of orthopedic doctors from the Government Medical College and CURE India team on the success of the treatment provided to children born with clubfoot. The Chief Minister and the Health Minister interacted with the parents of children born with clubfoot, who are successfully undergoing treatment at the government medical colleges at Thiruvananthapuram, Alappuzha, Thirssur, Kottayam & Kozhicode. The parents thanked the government for providing world-class modern treatment free of cost in public healthcare system. During this occasion, Shri. Chandy inaugurated “Snehapurvam,” a state-level awareness program launched by CURE India to scale-up public awareness of clubfoot and also raise funds to help children get complete treatment. Read the rest of this entry »
“State opens up drive to cure clubfoot” from the Time of India
“A ray of hope for clubfoot children” from The Hindu.
“AO SEC ORP Course at Beit Cure International Hospital” from the AO Foundation
“Tim Tebow: From NFL Star to Charity Superhero” from About.com
“State initiates free clubfoot treatment at nine hospitals” from the Times of India
“Treatment now within the reach” from the Time of India
“Free Treatment for Clubfoot in the State” from Pune Site
These pictures were taken at a recent CURE Clubfoot Worldwide (CCW) training event in Bengaluru, India.
What makes the biggest difference? Training. That is the answer I give to anyone who asks. No matter what the setting — pediatric specialty hospital, community-based hospital, CURE Clubfoot Worldwide country programs, CURE Hydrocephalus, etc. — training is the key. Training is complementary to academic education, clinical research, and expert patient care. In fact, training is either an outgrowth of any of these efforts, or a result — often both. Read the rest of this entry »
CURE Clubfoot Worldwide (CCW) has signed a five-year partnership agreement with the government of Maharashtra, one of the largest and most populous states of India. Home to 112 million people, it is estimated that 2,750 children are born with clubfoot here every year. As a result of this formal partnership, the door has been opened for CCW to organize medical training events at hospitals in Maharashtra. In addition, by the end of the year we will be holding three weekly clinics in Mumbai, three in Pune, and six in other districts in the state. The number of weekly clinics we are able to hold will have tripled!
Praise the Lord for His blessing in opening the doors for continued opportunities in India.
CURE Clubfoot Worldwide (CCW) recently held a training session in Danli, Honduras. It was organized with the assistance of Dr. Ruben Zepeda, who works in the public hospital in Danli. Three nurses and 13 doctors participated, learning the Ponseti method for treating clubfoot. The training was led by Dr. Vasquez and Dr. Bridgeman, both of CURE Honduras in San Pedro Sula, which is about a seven-hour drive north of Danli.
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