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Sir J. J. Group of Hospitals is the largest referral hospital in
the Maharasthra State.
Sir J. J. Hospital alone has more than 30,000 indoor admissions
every year and more than 5 lakhs out patients every year. The hospital
being a Government hospital is giving free service t
o all the patients.
Apart
from Sir, J. J. Group of Hospitals, the college has additional learning
hospitals namely:
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NAME
OF THE HOSPITAL
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BED
STRENGTH
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Sir
J. J. Group of Hospital (General & referral Hospital)
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1,352
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Cama
& Albless Hospital (Women & children's Hospital)
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560
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St.
George’s Hospital (General Hospital)
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467
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G.
T. Hospital (General Hospital)
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521
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J.
J. Hospital has played a great role in management of victims of 1992
Bombay riots, Bomb blast 1994, Bhiwandi poisoning 1997 tragedies and 2002
Mumbai twin-bomb blasts.
"Jeevandayee Yojna", a novel scheme of Govt. of
Maharashtra, is being implemented by J. J. Hospital for patients below
poverty line for expensive operations of Heart, Kidney, Brain &
Orthopedic surgery.
SIR
J.J. GROUP HOSPITAL :
There is a separate OPD building. All OPD units are functioning
well. There are facilities of all laboratories, X-ray, ECG, C.T. Scan, MRI,
minor surgery. The average daily OPD attendance is around 1500, with
annual OPDs patient over 5 lacs
CASUALTY
/ EMERGENCY:
There is 24 hour casualty/Emergency service dept at ground floor of
main building. CMOs/ RMOs are available round the clock for patient care.
There are facilities for ECG, X-ray, dressing & dispensing. There is
emergency ward with 20 beds and minor OT. The daily attendance is around
140 and annually around 50,000.
Out
Patient departments(OPD)
WARDS:
There are 45 wards, with bed strength 1352. Daily in patients are
around 1200.
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OPERATION
THEATRES:
There are 12 OTs with 35 operation tables. On an average 57
operations are done per day with annual total around 18,000 surgeries.
SUPER-SPECIALITY
DEPARTMENTS:
The Patient from various parts of Maharashtra state and from all
over country come for treatment at this Institute. There are super
speciality depts. of Cardiology, Cardiothoracic surgery, Neurology,
Neurosurgery, Nephrology, Urology, Plastic surgery, Paediatric surgery.
M.R.I./C.T.
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There is facility of MRI/CT scanning CT scan Somatom 4A and MRI
Magnetom Vision is the top of the line and has subsecond scanner with
latest gadgets. This is first of its kind in Maharashtra State.
Board
of visitors
Hon. MLA Shri Sayed Ahmad
President
Dr. Pravin
Shingare, Dean, GMC
Invited Member
Dr. Arun
Pol, Medical Superintendent
Member Secretary
Dr. Raj Tendulkar
Member
Mrs. Sushila Jadhav
Member
Mrs. Kumud Sanghavi Chavre
Member
Dr. Jyotsna Kirtane
Member
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Dr. Eliza Kapadia
Member
Mrs. Shakuntala Chavan
Member
Mr. Nabi Akhtar Qureshi
Member
Mr. Ravindra Mishra
Member
Mr. Amin Yusuf Parekh
Member
Mr. Shoaibbhai Bootwala
Member
Mr. Dnyanraj Nikam
Member
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Dean
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Dr. Tatyarao Pundlikrao Lahane is a renowned eye surgeon, recognised both for his mastery of sophisticated techniques in eye surgery and for his pioneering community work in ophthalmology in rural and tribal areas of Maharashtra . He has performed more than one lakh cataract surgeries successfully and treated more than 10 lakh patients so far.
Born in 1957 as a poor farmer's son in a small village Makegaon in Latur district of Maharashtra, Dr. Tatyarao Pundlikrao Lahane educated himself under the scheme "Earn while you learn" and graduated in the field of Medicine from Marathwada University , Aurangabad in 1981. He obtained his surgical training and passed the Master of Surgery degree in Ophthalmology from the same University in 1985. He conducted numerous cataract surgery camps in rural Maharashtra while serving as a Lecturer and subsequently as an Associate Professor at the Rural Medical College , Ambejogai. Failing kidneys and deteriorating health brought him to Mumbai in 1994 where he joined work as Professor and Head of the Department of Ophthalmology at the Sir J.J. Group of Hospitals and Grant Medical College . His single-handed dedication, determination and hard work has made the Department of Ophthalmology, Sir J. J. Group of Hospitals the most advanced tertiary Eye Care Centre in Maharashtra today. Inspite of being on life support medicines after his kidney transplant in 1995 he continues to work 12 to 14 hours a day, performing state of art surgeries like phacoemulsification, sutureless cataract surgery, keratoplasty, all types of lasers, paediatric surgery and cancer surgery, totally free for poor patients.
Dr. Lahane's contribution also includes pioneering activities in community ophthalmology, which are not part of his duties, in the Medical College but done as social work, in his off duty time. He is the pioneer of advanced phacoemulsification and stitch-less surgeries in eye camps in rural Maharashtra . He has conducted 120 such camps, all over Maharastra including 46 camps in tribal areas. He is the pioneer of such advanced cataract surgeries in leprosy patients. Since the year 2000, he has operated 1311 leprosy patients with complicated cataracts in Hon. Baba Amte's Anandvan Ashram, reducing the complication rate from 35% to less than 1%. He has restored vision to hundreds of blind children and adults by successful corneal transplants.
Dr Lahane embodies the rare combination of surgical brilliance and humanitarian inclination. His eye camp surgical patients travel many miles to queue up for "Lahane baba's" camps in the base hospitals; such is their faith in his ability to restore their vision.
He has conducted live surgical workshops and Instruction courses in advanced surgical techniques all over India . He has more than 100 presentations in National Conferences. Through public lectures, newspaper articles and electronic media he has campaigned to create awareness for Eye Donation. He is the Associate Editor of Indian Journal of Ophthalmology, an Index Journal, member of Academic Council of Maharashtra University of Health Sciences and Secretary of the Bombay Ophthalmologists' Association.
Dr. Lahane has received numerous awards for his contributions to scientific knowledge and for his vast social work. These include "Best Professor Award", "Athavale Award", "Marathwada Gaurav Puraskar", "Karveer Jeevan Gaurav Puraskar", "Gold medal for Best Community Services", "Utkrushta Karyakarta Puraskar", "Samajik Krutadnyata Puraskar", "Lokmat Marathwada Gaurav Puraskar", "Latur Gaurav Puraskar", "Dr. Mulay Memorial Oration award", "Dr. Daljit Singh gold medal", "Lifetime achievement award", "Giant's International Award", "Best Doctor Award",and many more. Hon. Chief Minister of Maharashtra felicitated him in August 2007 for the feat of performing 1-lakh cataract surgeries. Felicitated with "Padmashri" award for the year 2008. |
Asso
dean
Shri B V Landge
Bsc(Hon) MSc (Biochem)
Asso dean and Additional collector
Sir J.J.Hospital
He s a dynamic administrator and has worked as Additional
Collector at Aurangabad, Beed and Ambajogai. He has won medals for
excellent work done at Solapur & Ambajogai
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Medical
superintendent
Dr Arun Pol has done
his MS General Surgery from B J Medical College Pune. He has worked as
civil surgeon at Kolhapur, Sangli and Ratnagiri. He is a dedicated
administrator and is constantly working for improvement in the facilities
at Sir J.J. Hospital. |
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OSD
Organogram of JJH
J.J.Hospital
Name
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Designation |
Dr .P.H.Shingare |
Dean |
Shri B.W.Landage |
Associate
Dean |
Shri Shaikh |
Officer
On Special Duty |
Shri D.R.Bidwe |
Administrative
Officer
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Shri M.H.Sawant |
Steward |
Shri Narendra
Nikam |
Office
Superintendent
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Shri S.G.Mahadik |
Office
Superintendent
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Committees
Board of Visitors
College Council
Purchase Committee
i.
Grant Medical College
ii.
Sir J.J Hospital
Hospital Infection Control
/ Bio Medical Waste Management
Body Donation Committee |
Eye Donation Committee
Accommodation Committee
Condemnation Committee
Institutional Ethical
Committee
Committee for Prevention of
Sexual
Harassment for Women At The
Workplace
Library Committee |
FUTURE HORIZONS:
1. Computerization
Project: The pilot project of health management Information
Systems (HMIS) has already been stared in the college and hospital. By the
year end all the departments, OPDs and wards will be linked together by
computers. Patient history, reports etc will be available online. This will
ensure that investigation reports are available early to the clinicians
and appropriate treatment can be started early. It will also result in
paperless administration.
2. Telemedicine:
The hospital will be linked to peripheral hospitals by computer so help of
the experts is available to doctors treating patients in smaller places Video-conferencing equipment will be installed to conduct
a real-time consultation between medical practioners from the rural areas
and specialists in J.J.Hospital
3. Upgradation
of all the departments; The
Ministry of Health and Family welfare, Government of India has selected
this institute in Maharashtra to upgrade the facilities and improve
standards of medical teaching in the country. A grant of Rs 1,20lakhs
would be available for this under the Pradhan Mantri Swasthya Suraksha Yojana(PMSSY) The Scheme would be implemented by 2009-10
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