Posted by Shefali Oza
Nyaya Health has posted its update for the first four months of this year. In this update, we describe how we have reviewed our services and determined how to continue improving community-based primary care in our region, build a stronger public health system in cooperation with local and national government, and improve the quality of training and medical care by our all-Nepali staff.
Nyaya Health's January to April 2009 update
In the coming months, we will continue to enhance our preventive community-based health programs. And we will be working to directly address transportation problems that often hinder patients from receiving good medical care through innovate mobile medicine programs. Furthermore, we are developing more training systems to produce a strong environment for continuing medical education, to increase the availability of skilled health care workers in this resource-denied setting.
We are extremely grateful for your support, and hope you will continue being part of this progress. As always, 100% of donations to Nyaya Health go directly to medical services in Nepal, as our overhead and operational expenditures are managed strictly by volunteers. And we continue to be a fully transparent organization by document all of our budgets, expenditures, clinical operations, and patient outcomes online at our wiki site for anyone to view and critique.