parish: -> Leogane
address: GPS COORDINATES: 18.5074432, -72.630877 HAITI -> GPS COORDINATES: 18.5074432, -72.630877 HAITI Confirmed Commune Lpar 2/18/11

status: Standby -> Open

address: HAITI -> GPS COORDINATES: 18.5074432, -72.630877 HAITI

notes: UPDATE FROM MEDICINES SANS FRONTIERES SITE 3/26/10: Leogane, Dufort and region: OPD is operational in the city of Leogane on the site of Hopital Sainte Croix. At the Dufort fixed clinic site, approximately 250 consultations are carried out each day, with referrals to Leogane when required. In addition, MSF teams are operating mobile clinic activities in 20 locations, between Gressier and Petit Goave. In total, 2,130 consultations were carried out last week. ------------------------------------------ FROM THE HANDS ON DISASTER RESPONSE SITE - UPDATE 3/16/10 Hopital St. Croix Field Hospital Next door to our base is a field hospital which will transition into the permanent medical facility for Leogane, the Hopital St. Croix. Teams of Haitian and international doctors are working together to provide a full range of clinical and hospital services at no charge to the community. HODR is supporting the hospital with both infrastructure build-out and operations/administration. We started with a fencing project around the perimeter of the hospital; now we’ve expanded and are framing and building triage and clinic buildings. On the admin/operations front, we have a crew organizing the extensive supply/pharmacy inventory at the hospital and developing an inventory system that can be transferred to the local staff. Volunteers are also slotting in as “runners,” helping the doctors to move patients, run tests, take vitals, get supplies, and whatever else is needed to keep the hospital moving. ------------------------- PRE QUAKE IMAGE OF HOPITAL ST. CROIX: http://www.traveljournals.net/pictures/l/1/19901-hopital-st-croix-leogane-haiti-leogane-haiti.jpg -> TWITTER UPDATE FROM ALL HANDS VOLUNTEERS - TOMAS: Tomorrow we continue residential mudding, will also help Hopital St. Croix w/ mud/cleanup - it's completely shut down, no services --------------------------------- UPDATE FROM MEDICINES SANS FRONTIERES SITE 3/26/10: Leogane, Dufort and region: OPD is operational in the city of Leogane on the site of Hopital Sainte Croix. At the Dufort fixed clinic site, approximately 250 consultations are carried out each day, with referrals to Leogane when required. In addition, MSF teams are operating mobile clinic activities in 20 locations, between Gressier and Petit Goave. In total, 2,130 consultations were carried out last week. ------------------------------------------ FROM THE HANDS ON DISASTER RESPONSE SITE - UPDATE 3/16/10 Hopital St. Croix Field Hospital Next door to our base is a field hospital which will transition into the permanent medical facility for Leogane, the Hopital St. Croix. Teams of Haitian and international doctors are working together to provide a full range of clinical and hospital services at no charge to the community. HODR is supporting the hospital with both infrastructure build-out and operations/administration. We started with a fencing project around the perimeter of the hospital; now we’ve expanded and are framing and building triage and clinic buildings. On the admin/operations front, we have a crew organizing the extensive supply/pharmacy inventory at the hospital and developing an inventory system that can be transferred to the local staff. Volunteers are also slotting in as “runners,” helping the doctors to move patients, run tests, take vitals, get supplies, and whatever else is needed to keep the hospital moving. ------------------------- PRE QUAKE IMAGE OF HOPITAL ST. CROIX: http://www.traveljournals.net/pictures/l/1/19901-hopital-st-croix-leogane-haiti-leogane-haiti.jpg
status: Open -> Standby

address: -> HAITI
region: -> Quest

notes: FROM THE HANDS ON DISASTER RESPONSE SITE - UPDATE 3/16/10 Hopital St. Croix Field Hospital Next door to our base is a field hospital which will transition into the permanent medical facility for Leogane, the Hopital St. Croix. Teams of Haitian and international doctors are working together to provide a full range of clinical and hospital services at no charge to the community. HODR is supporting the hospital with both infrastructure build-out and operations/administration. We started with a fencing project around the perimeter of the hospital; now we’ve expanded and are framing and building triage and clinic buildings. On the admin/operations front, we have a crew organizing the extensive supply/pharmacy inventory at the hospital and developing an inventory system that can be transferred to the local staff. Volunteers are also slotting in as “runners,” helping the doctors to move patients, run tests, take vitals, get supplies, and whatever else is needed to keep the hospital moving. ------------------------- PRE QUAKE IMAGE OF HOPITAL ST. CROIX: http://www.traveljournals.net/pictures/l/1/19901-hopital-st-croix-leogane-haiti-leogane-haiti.jpg -> UPDATE FROM MEDICINES SANS FRONTIERES SITE 3/26/10: Leogane, Dufort and region: OPD is operational in the city of Leogane on the site of Hopital Sainte Croix. At the Dufort fixed clinic site, approximately 250 consultations are carried out each day, with referrals to Leogane when required. In addition, MSF teams are operating mobile clinic activities in 20 locations, between Gressier and Petit Goave. In total, 2,130 consultations were carried out last week. ------------------------------------------ FROM THE HANDS ON DISASTER RESPONSE SITE - UPDATE 3/16/10 Hopital St. Croix Field Hospital Next door to our base is a field hospital which will transition into the permanent medical facility for Leogane, the Hopital St. Croix. Teams of Haitian and international doctors are working together to provide a full range of clinical and hospital services at no charge to the community. HODR is supporting the hospital with both infrastructure build-out and operations/administration. We started with a fencing project around the perimeter of the hospital; now we’ve expanded and are framing and building triage and clinic buildings. On the admin/operations front, we have a crew organizing the extensive supply/pharmacy inventory at the hospital and developing an inventory system that can be transferred to the local staff. Volunteers are also slotting in as “runners,” helping the doctors to move patients, run tests, take vitals, get supplies, and whatever else is needed to keep the hospital moving. ------------------------- PRE QUAKE IMAGE OF HOPITAL ST. CROIX: http://www.traveljournals.net/pictures/l/1/19901-hopital-st-croix-leogane-haiti-leogane-haiti.jpg

organization: -> Medical Care - Field Hospital

notes: FROM THE HANDS ON DISASTER RESPONSE SITE - UPDATE 3/16/10 Hopital St. Croix Field Hospital Next door to our base is a field hospital which will transition into the permanent medical facility for Leogane, the Hopital St. Croix. Teams of Haitian and international doctors are working together to provide a full range of clinical and hospital services at no charge to the community. HODR is supporting the hospital with both infrastructure build-out and operations/administration. We started with a fencing project around the perimeter of the hospital; now we’ve expanded and are framing and building triage and clinic buildings. On the admin/operations front, we have a crew organizing the extensive supply/pharmacy inventory at the hospital and developing an inventory system that can be transferred to the local staff. Volunteers are also slotting in as “runners,” helping the doctors to move patients, run tests, take vitals, get supplies, and whatever else is needed to keep the hospital moving. ------------------------- PRE QUAKE IMAGE OF HOPITAL ST. CROIS: http://www.traveljournals.net/pictures/l/1/19901-hopital-st-croix-leogane-haiti-leogane-haiti.jpg -> FROM THE HANDS ON DISASTER RESPONSE SITE - UPDATE 3/16/10 Hopital St. Croix Field Hospital Next door to our base is a field hospital which will transition into the permanent medical facility for Leogane, the Hopital St. Croix. Teams of Haitian and international doctors are working together to provide a full range of clinical and hospital services at no charge to the community. HODR is supporting the hospital with both infrastructure build-out and operations/administration. We started with a fencing project around the perimeter of the hospital; now we’ve expanded and are framing and building triage and clinic buildings. On the admin/operations front, we have a crew organizing the extensive supply/pharmacy inventory at the hospital and developing an inventory system that can be transferred to the local staff. Volunteers are also slotting in as “runners,” helping the doctors to move patients, run tests, take vitals, get supplies, and whatever else is needed to keep the hospital moving. ------------------------- PRE QUAKE IMAGE OF HOPITAL ST. CROIX: http://www.traveljournals.net/pictures/l/1/19901-hopital-st-croix-leogane-haiti-leogane-haiti.jpg

notes: FROM THE HANDS ON DISASTER RESPONSE SITE - UPDATE 3/16/10 Hopital St. Croix Field Hospital Next door to our base is a field hospital which will transition into the permanent medical facility for Leogane, the Hopital St. Croix. Teams of Haitian and international doctors are working together to provide a full range of clinical and hospital services at no charge to the community. HODR is supporting the hospital with both infrastructure build-out and operations/administration. We started with a fencing project around the perimeter of the hospital; now we’ve expanded and are framing and building triage and clinic buildings. On the admin/operations front, we have a crew organizing the extensive supply/pharmacy inventory at the hospital and developing an inventory system that can be transferred to the local staff. Volunteers are also slotting in as “runners,” helping the doctors to move patients, run tests, take vitals, get supplies, and whatever else is needed to keep the hospital moving. -> FROM THE HANDS ON DISASTER RESPONSE SITE - UPDATE 3/16/10 Hopital St. Croix Field Hospital Next door to our base is a field hospital which will transition into the permanent medical facility for Leogane, the Hopital St. Croix. Teams of Haitian and international doctors are working together to provide a full range of clinical and hospital services at no charge to the community. HODR is supporting the hospital with both infrastructure build-out and operations/administration. We started with a fencing project around the perimeter of the hospital; now we’ve expanded and are framing and building triage and clinic buildings. On the admin/operations front, we have a crew organizing the extensive supply/pharmacy inventory at the hospital and developing an inventory system that can be transferred to the local staff. Volunteers are also slotting in as “runners,” helping the doctors to move patients, run tests, take vitals, get supplies, and whatever else is needed to keep the hospital moving. ------------------------- PRE QUAKE IMAGE OF HOPITAL ST. CROIS: http://www.traveljournals.net/pictures/l/1/19901-hopital-st-croix-leogane-haiti-leogane-haiti.jpg