Making a clinic run well and effectively requires a team of people who pay attention to details. One of the key components is knowing what you have and where it is. This can be a big challenge in Haiti where a wide variety of supplies are contributed by visitors and various other suppliers. If you don't organize it you won't be able to find it in an emergency. So in recent weekends our two key managers (Dr. JF and Killy) have organized an inventory effort to do just that. They've even enlisted the help of a pharmaucitial specialist (photo) to help sort things. It is only by this kind of mundane work that Visitation Clinic achieves it's success.
A log from a clinic in rural Haiti. You can help this work endure by donating at www.visitationhospital.org
Monday, March 7, 2011
Mundane work makes the difference
Making a clinic run well and effectively requires a team of people who pay attention to details. One of the key components is knowing what you have and where it is. This can be a big challenge in Haiti where a wide variety of supplies are contributed by visitors and various other suppliers. If you don't organize it you won't be able to find it in an emergency. So in recent weekends our two key managers (Dr. JF and Killy) have organized an inventory effort to do just that. They've even enlisted the help of a pharmaucitial specialist (photo) to help sort things. It is only by this kind of mundane work that Visitation Clinic achieves it's success.
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