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Apollo student nurses role in community at Jasola village
Apollo School of Nursing students had their community health field experience from 15th March to 15th April 2002 in Jasola Village Sarita Vihar, New Delhi.

The 1st year GNM students carried out different activities to achieve the preset objectives.

A general survey was conducted in the entire village with the following findings Approx population of 12084, majority are laborers ageing between 20-45 years, earning Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 2000 per month. Immunization status of children upto 5 years of age is satisfactory. The main health complaints are Heart Disease, physical disability, Tuberculosis and Diabetes Mellitus respectively. Need based comprehensive care was provided to the families. Health check up of the children was conducted in MCD primary school and Disha Public school. Majority of children were found to have dental problems and diseases related with lack of personal hygiene. Nutritional assessment of children between 5 months to 5 years was carried out for all Anganwadis. Based on the health assessment of the community, planned health tea

THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, INDRAPRASHTA APOLLO HOSPITAL

Dear Mr. Chander Shukla,
On behalf of the white House Medical Unit, I want to express our appreciation to you for the support of Indraprastha Apollo Hospital in President Clinton's visit to New Delhi, India during 19-25 March 2000………. Obviously, a presidential visit to a foreign country involves the coordination of multiple services and your hospital's assistance in assessing our needs and providing for a complete medical contingency plan was most impressive…

I am grateful to your staff in the Administrative, Emergency and Critical Care Department who was most helpful…. Please extend our appreciation also to your emergency on call staff and to all of the "behind the scenes" personnel, whose efforts, though often taken for granted, are as essential to the well being of the President as they are to the many you serve every day.

Thank you once again for helping to make President Clinton's visit a safer one. Please accept the enclosed certificate as a token of our sincere appreciation of your excellent service.

Rene C. Katial
Major, U.S. Army
White House Nurse