The sterile kits are stored per operating theatre and logged out at each operation.
Surgical kits for the operating theatre in Mocha
Mocha, on the Red Sea coast in Taiz Governorate, lies close to front lines, and the other surgical facilities in the area are hours away by road. The project supplies the operating theatre of a hospital in the town that receives wounded patients and surgical and obstetric emergencies.
Each kit holds the sterile instruments, drapes and single-use material needed for one operation. The hospital pharmacy records stock and consumption per operating theatre, so that reordering follows the actual number of operations. The unit follows the equivalences the organization states, between 50 euros for 3 kits and 130 euros for 7 kits.
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Declared progress
Field visual documentation
Operational update timeline
Chronological log of field dispatches, itemized expenditures, and delivered units per milestone.
Third batch of kits delivered
260 surgical kits were delivered to the hospital pharmacy and entered in the operating theatre stock.
Units delivered in this phase: 260 surgical kits Reported expenditure in this update: €4,680Pharmacy sterile storage reorganized
Dedicated shelving and a per-theatre log to track consumption and expiry dates. 280 kits were delivered in the period.
Units delivered in this phase: 280 surgical kits Reported expenditure in this update: €5,040First kit delivery to the operating theatre
Kit contents and reorder times were agreed with the surgical staff. The first 300 kits were delivered.
Units delivered in this phase: 300 surgical kits Reported expenditure in this update: €5,400
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