The Department of Trauma and Emergency Medicine organized a comprehensive community outreach camp on Wednesday at CHC Goharganj, underscoring AIIMS Bhopal's commitment to providing quality medical care beyond its premises.                                    

 Led by Dr. Rashmi Verma, the dedicated team comprising Senior Residents and nursing officers conducted an array of services, including outpatient consultations and health education sessions for the local population. The camp focused on addressing common medical emergencies, including stroke, myocardial infarction (MI), seizures, and poisoning, while also emphasizing preventive measures to mitigate accidental injuries among children.            

 "Ensuring access to healthcare services for all, especially those in remote areas, is a cornerstone of our mission at AIIMS Bhopal," stated Professor Ajai Singh. "By organizing community outreach camps such as this, we aim to bridge the gap between healthcare providers and underserved communities, empowering individuals with the knowledge and resources to safeguard their health and well-being."

The camp witnessed active participation from the local community, with over 70 individuals benefiting from the services provided by the AIIMS Bhopal team. Through educational initiatives and preventive measures, the team sought to equip community members with the skills and awareness needed to respond effectively to medical emergencies and reduce the incidence of preventable injuries.                                 

 "We believe that proactive engagement with communities is essential for promoting public health and improving healthcare outcomes," added Professor Singh. "Our efforts extend beyond the confines of our institution, as we strive to create a healthier, more resilient society through collaborative initiatives like this outreach camp."