Showing posts with label community medicine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label community medicine. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 May 2011

Laporan Hasil Lawatan Tinjau Ke Pagoh (6-7 Mei 2011) Sempena Program Juara Rakyat Pagoh

Program: Program Anak Angkat bermula dari 21-27 Mei 2011 diikuti oleh acara kemuncak iaitu Program Juara Rakyat pada 18-19 Jun 2011 yang akan dihadiri oleh Timbalan Perdana Menteri.

Objektif Program: 
Mendapatkan data bagi tahap kesihatan penduduk kampung di kawasan Pagoh serta memperbaiki tahap kesedaran dan pengetahuan tentang kesihatan penduduk kampung di kawasan Pagoh.

Tempat:
Pagoh, Johor
Melibatkan 2 dun  iaitu Dun Bukit Serampang dan Dun Jorak  (5 buah kampung dipilih dari setiap dun).
Dun Bukit Srampang: Kg. Parit Medan, Kg Parit Tepi, Kg Parit Simpang, Kg. Parit Tunggul, dan Kg Parit Sawah.
Dun Jorak: Kg. Parit Raja, Kg Parit Bengkok, Kg. Parit Pelampong, Kg. Bukit Rahmat dan Kg. Tiong Baru.
Anggaran purata bilangan rumah dalam setiap kampung ialah 63-65. Ini menjadikan responden dalam survey ini ialah > 3000 orang.

Pihak yang Terlibat:
Program ini melibatkan 150 pelajar daripada semua kursus FPSK UPM untuk dijadikan anak-anak angkat penduduk kampung manakala doktor-doktor pakar perubatan UPM daripada pelbagai bidang akan menyusul pada Program Juara Rakyat. Para pelajar yang terlibat akan dijadikan anak angkat untuk 5 buah rumah yang terpilih bagi bagi setiap kampong. Oleh itu setiap rumah akan mangambil minimum 2 dan maksimum 3 orang anak angkat.

Semasa lawatan tinjau yg berlangsung pada 7 Mei 2011, kami menemui ketua-ketua kampung yang terlibat untuk menerangkan serba sedikit tentang program ini, melangsungkan kerjasama bersama mereka serta mendapatkan informasi terbaru tentang keadaan terbaru kampung-kampung tersebut. Kami juga telah melawat tapak sekolah yang akan dijadikan tempat bagi Majlis Penyerahan anak Angkat bersama Penduduk Kampung pada 21 Mei 2011 ini dan juga pada acara kemuncak Juara Rakyat Pagoh bersama Timbalan Perdana Menteri.  Biik-bilik dajah, makmal dan juga kantin akan gunakan pada hari program bagi memudahkan doktor-doktor pakar membuat konsultasi percuma kepada orang kampung. Selain itu, kami melawat tempat-tempat tumpuan penduduk kampung iaitu masjid, dan kedai makan kerana ia penting dari aspek publisiti.


Gambar: Bersama Puan Hajah Istiqamah yang telah menumpangkan kami semalaman untuk lawatan tinjau ke Pagoh.

Gambar: Perbincangan bersama ketua Kampung Parit Bengkok/Pelampong, Tuan Hj. Emran B Hj. Hashim

Wednesday, 13 April 2011

Pilahdelphia

So the 28 of us were shooed away to the district of Kuala Pilah, Negeri Sembilan for 6 weeks of Community Medicine posting. Little did we know that it was the posting that would change our lives collectively, in one way or another.
Putting aside the academical aspect, this is the best posting everrrrrrrrrrrrrr! Enjoy tak ingat punya. We had so much free time on our hands, so we filled em up with daily badminton/football/touch rugby games, baling selipar, and the girls even had aerobics at the vacant lecture hall in the evenings!
And the ‘trip’ wouldn’t be complete if we didn’t take the chance to explore some interesting eateries around Kuala Pilah. Our favs included a Chinese restaurant in Kuala Pilah Government Rest House, Kuey Tiaw Kerang Special at Taman Sri Juasseh (tapi abang kedai tu kerek), Kedai Roti Special in Bahau (roti ice cream!), Cendol at Kuala Pilah Bus Station as well as a roadside stall selling Karipap Panas+Air Kelapa Muda on the way to Juasseh. We certainly left Kuala Pilah with a few more pounds gained, no doubt.
Oh and the roadtrips.
Jeram Tengkek
Jeram Tengkek is by far the best waterfall I have visited in yonks. This jeram has everything you look for in a waterfall – crystal clear water, moderate current, and challenging slopes. If you happen to pass by Kuala Pilah, do pay a visit to this hidden treasure near Batu Kikir. It is definitely better than the overrated Ulu Bendul, but you’ll encounter piles and piles of cow dung along the way, so beware!
We also had weekend getaways to PD, Melaka, and other historical places like Istana Seri Menanti and Teratak Za’aba during the 6 weeks. I know it sounds very touristy, but trips with the groupmates were never a bore.
If it hadn’t been for our stay in Kuala Pilah, I probably wouldn’t know a lot of random facts about my groupmates. For instance, Gi Ni’s selamba habit of parking his big ass Honda Civic at inappropriate places (like, tengah-tengah jalan), or the fact that Lini is actually a kaki shopping extraordinaire behind her ayu and shy exterior. We shared so many inside jokes that when we got back to KL for the exams, it was harder to communicate with the rest of the class because they just don’t get the jokes HAHAHA.
Love is also in the air for a pair of lovebirds in the class, and hopefully all goes well for them. <3
I know we’re all back to being our usual kiasu selves in OBGYN now, but I LOVE YOU GUYS! Hopefully the faculty won’t separate us next year. :)
Anyhoots, Pilahdelphia rocks!

Written by Norhidayu Salimin at December 13, 2008 at 6:32 pm when she was a 4thyr 2008/2009, at the moment she is a first year houseman. Taken from http://ayumin.wordpress.com/2008/12/13/pilahdelphia/