notes: On 1/6/11 Sam's Purse posted an update on their Cholera facilities correcting the PAHO list documentation on the HEAS. This site is a CTU/UTC (not a "CRO"), has a bed capacity of 20, and is called "Nazarene Clinic". The corrected GPS coordinates were also added. --------------------------------------------- ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/19/10 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. CONTACT: Betsy Hall: BLHall @ samaritan.org ------------------------------------------ SOURCE: 11/27/10 Health Cluster Bulletin #5 Samaritan’s Purse's Nazarene Rehydration Center in Cite Soleil is also serving as a training center for medical staff. At least 110 Haitian doctors and nurses have been trained in cholera treatment at the center. Construction of a new 200-bed CTC in Cite Soleil has been completed. Medical and administrative staff are preparing to begin receiving patients early next week. ------------------------------------------- Email dated 11/19/10 from Tom Wood/Sam's Purse: * Name of facility for your CRO Pont Rouge? Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge Open with 20 IV beds and 80 ORS stations * Address or GPS Coords if available? 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W ------------------------------------------- Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. -------------------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood -> On 1/6/11 Sam's Purse posted an update on their Cholera facilities correcting the PAHO list documentation on the HEAS. This site is a CTU/UTC (not a "CRO"), has a bed capacity of 20, and is called "Nazarene Clinic". The corrected GPS coordinates were also added. --------------------------------------------- ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/19/10 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. CONTACT: Betsy Hall: BLHall @ samaritan.org ------------------------------------------ SOURCE: 11/27/10 Health Cluster Bulletin #5 Samaritan’s Purse's Nazarene Rehydration Center in Cite Soleil is also serving as a training center for medical staff. At least 110 Haitian doctors and nurses have been trained in cholera treatment at the center. Construction of a new 200-bed CTC in Cite Soleil has been completed. Medical and administrative staff are preparing to begin receiving patients early next week. ------------------------------------------- Email dated 11/19/10 from Tom Wood/Sam's Purse: * Name of facility for your CRO Pont Rouge? Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge Open with 20 IV beds and 80 ORS stations * Address or GPS Coords if available? 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W ------------------------------------------- Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. -------------------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood
other_contacts changed.

notes: On 1/6/11 Sam's Purse posted an update on their Cholera facilities correcting the PAHO list documentation on the HEAS. This site is a CTU/UTC (not a "CRO"), has a bed capacity of 20, and is called "Nazarene Clinic". The corrected GPS coordinates were also added. --------------------------------------------- ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/19/10 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. CONTACT: Betsy Hall: BLHall @ samaritan.org ============================================= SOURCE: 11/27/10 Health Cluster Bulletin #5 Samaritan’s Purse's Nazarene Rehydration Center in Cite Soleil is also serving as a training center for medical staff. At least 110 Haitian doctors and nurses have been trained in cholera treatment at the center. Construction of a new 200-bed CTC in Cite Soleil has been completed. Medical and administrative staff are preparing to begin receiving patients early next week. ============================================= Email dated 11/19/10 from Tom Wood/Sam's Purse: * Name of facility for your CRO Pont Rouge? Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge Open with 20 IV beds and 80 ORS stations * Address or GPS Coords if available? 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W ============================================= Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood -> On 1/6/11 Sam's Purse posted an update on their Cholera facilities correcting the PAHO list documentation on the HEAS. This site is a CTU/UTC (not a "CRO"), has a bed capacity of 20, and is called "Nazarene Clinic". The corrected GPS coordinates were also added. --------------------------------------------- ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/19/10 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. CONTACT: Betsy Hall: BLHall @ samaritan.org ------------------------------------------ SOURCE: 11/27/10 Health Cluster Bulletin #5 Samaritan’s Purse's Nazarene Rehydration Center in Cite Soleil is also serving as a training center for medical staff. At least 110 Haitian doctors and nurses have been trained in cholera treatment at the center. Construction of a new 200-bed CTC in Cite Soleil has been completed. Medical and administrative staff are preparing to begin receiving patients early next week. ------------------------------------------- Email dated 11/19/10 from Tom Wood/Sam's Purse: * Name of facility for your CRO Pont Rouge? Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge Open with 20 IV beds and 80 ORS stations * Address or GPS Coords if available? 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W ------------------------------------------- Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. -------------------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood
other_contacts changed.

notes: On 1/6/11 Sam's Purse posted an update on their Cholera facilities correcting the PAHO list documentation on the HEAS. This site is a CTU/UTC (not a "CRO"), has a bed capacity of 20, and is called "Nazarene Clinic". --------------------------------------------- ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/19/10 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. CONTACT: Betsy Hall: BLHall @ samaritan.org ============================================= SOURCE: 11/27/10 Health Cluster Bulletin #5 Samaritan’s Purse's Nazarene Rehydration Center in Cite Soleil is also serving as a training center for medical staff. At least 110 Haitian doctors and nurses have been trained in cholera treatment at the center. Construction of a new 200-bed CTC in Cite Soleil has been completed. Medical and administrative staff are preparing to begin receiving patients early next week. ============================================= Email dated 11/19/10 from Tom Wood/Sam's Purse: * Name of facility for your CRO Pont Rouge? Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge Open with 20 IV beds and 80 ORS stations * Address or GPS Coords if available? 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W ============================================= Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood -> On 1/6/11 Sam's Purse posted an update on their Cholera facilities correcting the PAHO list documentation on the HEAS. This site is a CTU/UTC (not a "CRO"), has a bed capacity of 20, and is called "Nazarene Clinic". The corrected GPS coordinates were also added. --------------------------------------------- ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/19/10 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. CONTACT: Betsy Hall: BLHall @ samaritan.org ============================================= SOURCE: 11/27/10 Health Cluster Bulletin #5 Samaritan’s Purse's Nazarene Rehydration Center in Cite Soleil is also serving as a training center for medical staff. At least 110 Haitian doctors and nurses have been trained in cholera treatment at the center. Construction of a new 200-bed CTC in Cite Soleil has been completed. Medical and administrative staff are preparing to begin receiving patients early next week. ============================================= Email dated 11/19/10 from Tom Wood/Sam's Purse: * Name of facility for your CRO Pont Rouge? Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge Open with 20 IV beds and 80 ORS stations * Address or GPS Coords if available? 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W ============================================= Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood
other_contacts changed.

name: Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge - "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER - CRO" (Supported by: Samaritan's Purse) -> Nazarene Clinic - "CTU (UTC) - CHOLERA TREATMENT UNIT" (Supported by: Samaritan's Purse)
notes: ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/19/10 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. CONTACT: Betsy Hall: BLHall @ samaritan.org ============================================= SOURCE: 11/27/10 Health Cluster Bulletin #5 Samaritan’s Purse's Nazarene Rehydration Center in Cite Soleil is also serving as a training center for medical staff. At least 110 Haitian doctors and nurses have been trained in cholera treatment at the center. Construction of a new 200-bed CTC in Cite Soleil has been completed. Medical and administrative staff are preparing to begin receiving patients early next week. ============================================= Email dated 11/19/10 from Tom Wood/Sam's Purse: * Name of facility for your CRO Pont Rouge? Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge Open with 20 IV beds and 80 ORS stations * Address or GPS Coords if available? 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W ============================================= Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood -> On 1/6/11 Sam's Purse posted an update on their Cholera facilities correcting the PAHO list documentation on the HEAS. This site is a CTU/UTC (not a "CRO"), has a bed capacity of 20, and is called "Nazarene Clinic". --------------------------------------------- ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/19/10 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. CONTACT: Betsy Hall: BLHall @ samaritan.org ============================================= SOURCE: 11/27/10 Health Cluster Bulletin #5 Samaritan’s Purse's Nazarene Rehydration Center in Cite Soleil is also serving as a training center for medical staff. At least 110 Haitian doctors and nurses have been trained in cholera treatment at the center. Construction of a new 200-bed CTC in Cite Soleil has been completed. Medical and administrative staff are preparing to begin receiving patients early next week. ============================================= Email dated 11/19/10 from Tom Wood/Sam's Purse: * Name of facility for your CRO Pont Rouge? Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge Open with 20 IV beds and 80 ORS stations * Address or GPS Coords if available? 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W ============================================= Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood
other_contacts changed.

parish: Port-au-Prince -> Delmas
address: Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W -> Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W GPS Coord. Confirmed by Samaritan's Purse 18°33.770' N 72°20.294' W
other_contacts changed.
capacity: 100 ->

notes: ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/19/10 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. ============================================= SOURCE: 11/27/10 Health Cluster Bulletin #5 Samaritan’s Purse's Nazarene Rehydration Center in Cite Soleil is also serving as a training center for medical staff. At least 110 Haitian doctors and nurses have been trained in cholera treatment at the center. Construction of a new 200-bed CTC in Cite Soleil has been completed. Medical and administrative staff are preparing to begin receiving patients early next week. ============================================= Email dated 11/19/10 from Tom Wood/Sam's Purse: * Name of facility for your CRO Pont Rouge? Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge Open with 20 IV beds and 80 ORS stations * Address or GPS Coords if available? 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W ============================================= Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood -> ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/19/10 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. CONTACT: Betsy Hall: BLHall @ samaritan.org ============================================= SOURCE: 11/27/10 Health Cluster Bulletin #5 Samaritan’s Purse's Nazarene Rehydration Center in Cite Soleil is also serving as a training center for medical staff. At least 110 Haitian doctors and nurses have been trained in cholera treatment at the center. Construction of a new 200-bed CTC in Cite Soleil has been completed. Medical and administrative staff are preparing to begin receiving patients early next week. ============================================= Email dated 11/19/10 from Tom Wood/Sam's Purse: * Name of facility for your CRO Pont Rouge? Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge Open with 20 IV beds and 80 ORS stations * Address or GPS Coords if available? 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W ============================================= Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood

notes: ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/13 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. ============================================= Email dated 11/19/10 from Tom Wood/Sam's Purse: * Name of facility for your CRO Pont Rouge? Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge Open with 20 IV beds and 80 ORS stations * Address or GPS Coords if available? 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W ============================================= Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood -> ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/19/10 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. ============================================= SOURCE: 11/27/10 Health Cluster Bulletin #5 Samaritan’s Purse's Nazarene Rehydration Center in Cite Soleil is also serving as a training center for medical staff. At least 110 Haitian doctors and nurses have been trained in cholera treatment at the center. Construction of a new 200-bed CTC in Cite Soleil has been completed. Medical and administrative staff are preparing to begin receiving patients early next week. ============================================= Email dated 11/19/10 from Tom Wood/Sam's Purse: * Name of facility for your CRO Pont Rouge? Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge Open with 20 IV beds and 80 ORS stations * Address or GPS Coords if available? 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W ============================================= Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood

name: Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge - "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER - CRO" (Supported by: Samaritan's Purse -> Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge - "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER - CRO" (Supported by: Samaritan's Purse)
address: Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge -> Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W
notes: ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/13 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. ============================================= Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood -> ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/13 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. ============================================= Email dated 11/19/10 from Tom Wood/Sam's Purse: * Name of facility for your CRO Pont Rouge? Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge Open with 20 IV beds and 80 ORS stations * Address or GPS Coords if available? 18°35’18.14” N 72°19’31.81”W ============================================= Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood
capacity: 40 -> 100

name: Samaritan's Purse "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER - CRO" (Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge) -> Nazarene Cholera Treatment Unit, Pont Rouge - "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER - CRO" (Supported by: Samaritan's Purse

mission: NOTE: Although this facility record lists under available services/items that it is a "CTC", IT IS NOT. It is a "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER". That service is only listed to keep all Cholera related Treatment facilities in the same preset list for ease in viewing for all database users. REPEAT!!! THIS IS NOT A "Cholera TREATMENT Center"!!!! Please see the "REHYDRATION CENTER" specifics and details below in NOTES. Thanks! ->

name: Samaritan's Purse "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER" (Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge) -> Samaritan's Purse "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER - CRO" (Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge)
notes: Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood -> ON THE PAHO/HEALTH CLUSTER 11/13 LIST AS A 'CRO': CRO DEFINITION: A center of oral rehydration (CRO) with staff non-medical in a neighborhood or camp : made the rehydrating oral and decontamination. Need for staff minimum 3 persons, including one for ensuring decontamination. Need to organise the home visit of the sick and the IEC to the community. ============================================= Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood
cat_notes: ->

capacity: -> 40
mission: NOTE: Although this facility record lists under available services/items that it is a "CTC", IT IS NOT. It is a "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER". That service is only listed to keep all Cholera related Treatment facilities in the same preset list for ease in viewing for all database users. REPEAT!!! THIS IS NOT A "Cholera TREATMENT Center"!!!! Please see the "REHYDRATION CENTER" specifics and details below in NOTES. Thanks! -> NOTE: Although this facility record lists under available services/items that it is a "CTC", IT IS NOT. It is a "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER". That service is only listed to keep all Cholera related Treatment facilities in the same preset list for ease in viewing for all database users. REPEAT!!! THIS IS NOT A "Cholera TREATMENT Center"!!!! Please see the "REHYDRATION CENTER" specifics and details below in NOTES. Thanks!
cat_notes: ->

mission: NOTE: Although this facility record lists under available services/items that it is a "CTC", IT IS NOT. It is a "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER". That service is only listed to keep all Cholera related Treatment facilities in the same preset list for ease in viewing for all database users. REPEAT!!! THIS IS NOT A "Cholera TREATMENT Center"!!!! Please see the "REHYDRATION CENTER" specifics and details below in NOTES. Thanks! -> NOTE: Although this facility record lists under available services/items that it is a "CTC", IT IS NOT. It is a "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER". That service is only listed to keep all Cholera related Treatment facilities in the same preset list for ease in viewing for all database users. REPEAT!!! THIS IS NOT A "Cholera TREATMENT Center"!!!! Please see the "REHYDRATION CENTER" specifics and details below in NOTES. Thanks!
cat_notes: 11/11/10 Lpar- Not sure what the difference in a rehyd. center and CTC center would be. Both someplace to take Cholera patients. ->

mission: NOTE: Although this facility record lists under available services/items that it is a "CTC", IT IS NOT. It is a "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER". That service is only listed to keep all Cholera related Treatment facilities in the same preset list for ease in viewing for all database users. REPEAT!!! THIS IS NOT A "Cholera Treatment Center"!!!! -> NOTE: Although this facility record lists under available services/items that it is a "CTC", IT IS NOT. It is a "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER". That service is only listed to keep all Cholera related Treatment facilities in the same preset list for ease in viewing for all database users. REPEAT!!! THIS IS NOT A "Cholera TREATMENT Center"!!!! Please see the "REHYDRATION CENTER" specifics and details below in NOTES. Thanks!

mission: -> NOTE: Although this facility record lists under available services/items that it is a "CTC", IT IS NOT. It is a "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER". That service is only listed to keep all Cholera related Treatment facilities in the same preset list for ease in viewing for all database users. REPEAT!!! THIS IS NOT A "Cholera Treatment Center"!!!!

name: Samaritan's Purse "Cholera Rehydration Center" - Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil -> Samaritan's Purse "CHOLERA REHYDRATION CENTER" (Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge)

name: Samaritan's Purse "Cholera Rehydration" - Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil -> Samaritan's Purse "Cholera Rehydration Center" - Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil

notes: HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood -> Per Samaritan's Purse 11/11/10: The Rehydration Center designation used by Samaritan’s Purse is for those centers not in operation overnight. Rehydration is started IV and/or ORS and the patient observed. When rehydration is adequate to assure the safe discharge of the patient, they are provided a supply of ORS and released. Those patients requiring continuing care overnight are then transported to a full CTC for admission. The Rehydration Center is open 12 hours daily. A Cholera patients care is provided under the supervision of a medical provider. One physician over 5-6 nurses who each supervise 2 medical assistants. For now we have adequate staff and a JIT supply line. ---------------------------------- HEAS Post 11/11/10 For addition to the register of available CTC’s, Samaritan’s Purse has a 40 bed CTC in full operation in Bercy, Haiti. All beds full and adding more. Patients presenting for treatment are predominately children. We would like to get this facility added to the CTC list. Also, in addition to the 100 bed facility in Cite Soleil that is already registered, we opened a rehydration center on Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil Commune today. This facility will receive and rehydrate patients transferring those requiring treatment beyond one day on IV’s on to a local CTC. In Him, Tom Wood
hours: -> 12 Hours Daily
cat_notes: 11/11/10 Lpar- Not sure what the difference in a rehyd. center and CTC center would be. Both someplace to take Cholera patients. 11/11/10: Rehydration Ctr. is outpt. (open 12 hours daily) - Doctors/Nurses oversee IV fluid replacement and Oral ORS treatment. More severe patients are stabilized and transferred to a CTC for upgraded treatment and less affected are treated, given home supplies and instructions and released. -> 11/11/10 Lpar- Not sure what the difference in a rehyd. center and CTC center would be. Both someplace to take Cholera patients.

parish: -> Port-au-Prince
name: Samaritan's Purse "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" - Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil -> Samaritan's Purse "Cholera Rehydration" - Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil
cat_notes: 11/11/10 Lpar- Not sure what the difference in a rehyd. center and CTC center would be. Both someplace to take Cholera patients. -> 11/11/10 Lpar- Not sure what the difference in a rehyd. center and CTC center would be. Both someplace to take Cholera patients. 11/11/10: Rehydration Ctr. is outpt. (open 12 hours daily) - Doctors/Nurses oversee IV fluid replacement and Oral ORS treatment. More severe patients are stabilized and transferred to a CTC for upgraded treatment and less affected are treated, given home supplies and instructions and released.

town: Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge -> Cite Soleil
address: -> Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge

name: Samaritan's Purse "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" - Uelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil -> Samaritan's Purse "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" - Ruelle Odiede, Pont Rouge, Cite Soleil