Key Components of the Event

Training of Healthcare Workers

More than 50 healthcare workers participated in this training program, including ASHA workers, ANMs (Auxiliary Nurse Midwives), and gynecologists.
The training focused on teaching these healthcare workers the proper techniques for conducting cervical cancer screenings. Special emphasis was placed on the collection of cervical cells using liquid-based cytology (LBC), which is a more advanced and accurate method compared to traditional Pap smears.
Healthcare workers were trained on how to take quality samples from patients and prepare them for laboratory analysis, ensuring accurate and reliable results.

Screening Process

The health camp aimed to provide cervical cancer screenings to a large number of women in the Alirajpur region.
More than 500 women were screened during the event. Each woman underwent a cervical screening using liquid-based cytology, where a small sample of cells was collected from the cervix and stored in a special liquid medium to preserve the cells. The sample was then sent to a laboratory for analysis to detect abnormal cells, HPV (Human Papillomavirus), or signs of cervical cancer.

Liquid-Based Cytology (LBC)

Liquid-based cytology was used as part of this health campaign. It is a more reliable method compared to the traditional Pap smear, offering better sample quality and the ability to simultaneously test for high-risk HPV strains associated with cervical cancer.
LBC helps in reducing contamination or degradation of cell samples, which ensures more accurate diagnosis and decreases the need for follow-up tests due to poor sample quality.

Community Outreach and Awareness

The event also provided a platform for spreading awareness about the importance of early screening and vaccination for cervical cancer prevention.
Community members, especially women, were educated about the risk factors for cervical cancer, the benefits of regular screenings, and the role of vaccination in preventing certain types of HPV infections that can lead to cervical cancer.

Impact of the Event

This health camp not only facilitated immediate screenings but also contributed to long-term awareness. By training healthcare workers in the latest cervical cancer screening methods and enabling them to take this knowledge back to their communities, the event ensured a sustainable, community-led effort toward improving women’s health.
The training also enhanced the capacity of local healthcare providers to manage cervical cancer prevention effectively.

Future Goals

The success of this initiative opens up possibilities for future partnerships to expand the reach of cervical cancer screenings in rural and underserved areas.
The Gynec Onco Care Foundation and its partners plan to conduct similar health camps and training sessions across other regions to ensure widespread access to preventative healthcare services.

This collaborative effort has made a significant impact on both healthcare workers and the local community in Alirajpur by enabling them to proactively manage and reduce the incidence of cervical cancer through early detection and education.

Evaluation and Treatment Plans

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