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Healthcare Center Mbogora Burundi 2011
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MBOGORA Healthcare Center  

CONTEXT OF THE  PROJECT 

Medical flash card of the Mbogora Health Center
The health center is located in the center of Mbogora, in the town of Nyabihange, province of Mwaro in central Burundi. It is 84km away from the capital Bujumbura en 28km away from Gitega, the country’s second city.
Around the center we find the parish of Mbogora with the monastic community of nuns who manage the center. There are also several primary schools, a secondary school, a negotiation space, a small market, the office of the regional chief official, the security services, a social community house,...
The patients who visit the center mostly originate from 9 hills: Mbogora, Muhaganya, Nyarubayi, Migera, Muyange, Kivomya, Butegeyi, Gihoma and Kavumu. Some also come from the 8 primary schools in the region and the Mbogora Lyceum, which has over 900 students.
The Mbogora medical flash card mentions a population of 19 295 (in January 2011).
The reason for this project
The center is one of the 3 health centers in the town of Nyabihanga.
Over 98% of Mbogora’s 19 295 inhabitants are farmers.
The most common illnesses in the region are: malaria, pneumonia, diarrhoea, AIDS, worms,...  

Number of treated illnesses (from April to November 2010)


Illnesses/
Month

malaria

pneumonia - 5yrs

diarrhoea + 5yrs

   - 15 yrs

+ 15 yrs

April 2010

438

639

102

21

Mei 2010

399

753

221

80

Juni 2010

481

569

244

91

Juli 2010

277

551

122

52

Aug. 2010

258

427

130

48

Sept. 2010

282

509

55

30

October ‘10

486

819

88

36

November ‘10

548

1056

84

41

Total

3 169

6076

1038

399

The center also has an acute shortage of equipment.
The center started its activities in the sixties (= 43 yrs of service to the population). Today, the equipment is outdated, worn out or simply lacking. Often only a minimal service can be offered, due to the absence of medicine and proper equipment.
The Mbogora center is a victim of the war which has plague Burundi for more than 10 years. As a consequence, its dearly needed equipment has been lost or destroyed.
Hospitalisation, births and detection of HIV/AIDS (April 2010 to January 2011)


Month/
reason

April
2010

Mei
2010

Juni
2010

Juli
2010

Aug.
2010

Sept.
2010

Oct.
2010

Nov.
2010

Dec.
2010

Jan.
2011

Total

Hospitalisation

42

37

46

24

30

18

31

32

23

21

304

Births

32

40

35

36

31

40

85

84

74

80

537

Detection of
HIV/AIDS

66

23

78

133

106

77

48

120

101

120

872

THE PROJECT’S OBJECTIVES

General
Improving the local population’s hygiene
Reducing the distance to the center
Optimizing care for the patients
Provide reception and treatment for every patient who comes to the center
Provide the nursing staff with the necessary equipment, enabling them to work efficiently
Expectations
Improvement of the consultations
Rise in the number of in-patients, thanks to the extra beds and equipment
Proper reception and care for women in the maternity ward
Decrease in the number of malaria cases, thanks to the possibility and speed of examinations
Improvement of the conditions of hospitalisations in the Mbogora health center
TECHNICAL ESTIMATE
General equipment


Nature

Unit

Number

Unit price

Total

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21

Microscope
Sterilizer
Operating table
Otoscope
Blood pressure meter
+  stethoscope
Bed
Mattress
Sheets
Blanket
Cupboard
Chair
Bench
Shelf
Chronometer
Case for tweezers
Bandage kit
Examination table
Plastic apron
Ambu bébé
Mask
Night table

pce
pce
pce
pce
pce
pce
pce
pce
pair
pce
pce
pce
pce
pce
pce
pce
pce
pce
pce
pce
pce
pce

1
1
1
1
3
25
25
50
50
10
10
10
2
1
2
3
1
3
1
20
5
10

1 680 000
600 000
1 900 000
50 000
100 000
15 000
65 000
12 000
12 000
25 000
7 000
8 000
40 000
100 000
78 000
50 000
50 000
5 000
15 000
1 000
10 000
5 000

1 680 000
600 000
1  900 000
50 000
300 000
375 000
1 625 000
600 000
600 000
250 000
70 000
80 000
80 000
100 000
156 000
150 000
50 000
15 000
15 000
20 000
50 000
50 000

 

Total 1

 

 

 

8 816 000

Medical equipment


Nature

Unit

Number

Unit price

Total

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

Elastic bandage
Gauze roll
Gauze strip
Surgical tape
Syringes
Perfusion tubes
Catheters IV
Potassium permanganate
Methylene blue
Stitching wire

roll
pce
pce
pce
box
pce
pce
Cés
litre
pce

30
10
100
20
20
500
150
100
2
10

5000
20 000
1000
2000
9 000
300
600
50
15 000
3 000

150 000
200 000
100 000
40 000
180 000
150 000
90 000
50 000
30 000
30 000

 

Total 2

 

 

 

1 290 000

REALISATION (term) of the PROJECT

Activity

Responsible

Duration

Period

Place

1

Purchase general equipment

Owner of the centre

2 days

April 2011

Bujumbura

2

Purchase medical equipment

Owner of the centre

2 days

April 2011

Bujumbura

3

Commissioning by the Mbogora centre

Staff of the Mbogora centre

1 day

April 2011

Mbogora

TOTAL COST OF THE PROJECT

III. 1

Cost general equipment

8 816 000

III. 2

Cost medical equipment

1 290 000

Total III (1+2)

 

10 106 000

III. 4

Unforeseen expenses 10% from total III

1 010 600

III. 5

Transport of the material

 500 000

III. 6

Research and design costs 

500 000

TOTALS

III+III.4+III.5+III.6

12 116 000

We estimate twelve million one hundred and sixteen thousand Burundese francs, at the current exchange rate 1650BuFr/Euro = €7.343,00

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Visit of the project 2012

Thursday 29.12.2011: the day before,  we arrived late and already we are on the road to Mbogora. Désiré, our contact, is well on time and the starting signal is given. What a receipt once again by all those responsible on the spot. The project ' breeding of cows ' runs smoothly. The cows are housed in different families and the first calf should be returned to the project in order to pass again in another family. At the ' Centre de Santé ' we handed over some material. It concerns perfusion pumps and medical equipment, all this we received as a gift. There is clearly a great need for such material.  So much joy when seeing these packets. In the future further help here is certainly necessary.

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