notes: From: medco cholera Subject: RE: Sant Sante Chambellan - Grand Anse - Added to HEAS Community Watchboard as Level 1 To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Date: Wednesday, December 29, 2010, 8:52 AM Hi, I am Ilaria, Emergency Medical Coordinator MSF Belgium. Out team working in Grand Anse went yesterday to visit the CTC in Chambellan. The clinic had half of the bed occupied. The doctors didn't refer to our team about any shortages, apart from Chlore which has been donated. Have a good evening Ilaria Ilaria Porta Emergency Medical Coordinator MSFOBC From: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com [mailto:haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Holli Griffiths (J/P HRO) Sent: mercredi 29 décembre 2010 16:58 To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Sant Sante Chambellan - Grand Anse - Added to HEAS Community Watchboard as Level 1 I just got off the phone with Mayor Vidal of Chambellan. He does not speak english, so I threw a translator on real quick to get some details: Since Nov. 14th they have seen over 3,000 cases- with 40 fatalities. The clinic has 25 cholera beds and they have Haitian and Cuban doctors (I was unable to get an actual number). They were last given aide by MSF, 12 days ago, and are almost out of all supplies. ------------------------------------ Requested that Lionel St. Pierre phone the site POC on 12/28/10 to get a specific supply needs list with quantities included. L Tel - 12/27/10 ------------------------------------- HEAS Medical Facility - Cholera Questionnaire (Completed & returned 12/16/10): Principal Contacts (Name, Email & Phone #): Mayor Chevalier Vidal, chevaliervidal @ yahoo.fr , +50937031734 / +50937340271 On the ground contact (Name, Email & Phone#): Magana Lubin +5093646-7356 (Languages spoken by ground contact): French -Creole Department: Grande Anse Commune: Chambellan Village/Town: Chambellan Street Address and/or directions/GPS coordinates: 18.55579, -74.37289 Days per week clinc/hosp. is open? Everyday If you have not seen any cholera patients, do you have: Lots of cases a) Educational Materials: Megaphone b) ORS or ingredients to make your own: Soda bottle for measuring c) IV Ringers and supplies: NO Has your staff received any training for Cholera?: Yes Is your community receiving education on Cholera prevention?: Some of them If you are not a CTC, how will patients get access to the nearest CTC? How far away is it?: No CTC, cases treated in health center: VERY FAR Date began treating Cholera patients?: Nov 15th Total number of patients since that date: 665 Total number of fatalities since that date:

 Number of Cholera patients in the last week?: 14 dead - 360 patients last week Number of fatalities in the last week?: 10 Has number of Cholera patients stabilized or is it fluctuating?: Growing up Number of non-cholera patients last week? 35 Bed Capacity for the entire hospital? 10 beds Bed Capacity for Cholera patients?: 10 beds Bed Capacity for non-Cholera patients? Don’t have Have you established an Isolation Unit for Cholera patients? Please describe it (indoor/outdoor, cots, patients on floor,etc): Not yet, not affordable How many patients did you or do you normally average in a month, BEFORE cholera became an issue: 300 patients Closest CTC to your facility (Please provide location): Moron 8km (18.5657, -74.2674) How far do Cholera patients have to travel to receive treatment at your facility?: 
Depend of where they come from, which locality Average of Cholera patients that require inpatient treatment/IV Fluids?: 665 Medical Staffing (How many Doctors, Nurses, Non Medical Staff on hand)?: 2 Cuban doctors, 5 nurses, 6 assistants, 10 staffs Medical Staffing needs?: Yes Does your Facility provide Mobile Medical Clinics to the community?: Sometimes How often? Every 3 months Describe accessibility to your site (e.g. Passable roads? Helicopter Landing Pad or spot? Airstrip for small planes? Please provide conditions for air landings and GPS coordinates): Airplane from PAP to Jeremie- Hellicopters can land, 4x4 can reach, but helicopters recommended for rapid help 18.55579, -74.37289 What is your water source?: Tap water Is your water purified? No Can you pick up supplies?:

Medical Supply needs (List by PRIORITY please): Yes if condition are there. Top three: Send the most important -> In a message dated 1/2/2011 9:53:47 A.M. Central Standard Time, lionelstpierre @ gmail.com writes: Laura, Patrice and I had someone checking out Chambellan, MSF is in the area, everything is under control so far from what I understand. I think you should have a last confirmation from them. Best, Lionel --------------------------------------- From: medco cholera Subject: RE: Sant Sante Chambellan - Grand Anse - Added to HEAS Community Watchboard as Level 1 To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Date: Wednesday, December 29, 2010, 8:52 AM Hi, I am Ilaria, Emergency Medical Coordinator MSF Belgium. Out team working in Grand Anse went yesterday to visit the CTC in Chambellan. The clinic had half of the bed occupied. The doctors didn't refer to our team about any shortages, apart from Chlore which has been donated. Have a good evening Ilaria Ilaria Porta Emergency Medical Coordinator MSFOBC From: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com [mailto:haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Holli Griffiths (J/P HRO) Sent: mercredi 29 décembre 2010 16:58 To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Sant Sante Chambellan - Grand Anse - Added to HEAS Community Watchboard as Level 1 I just got off the phone with Mayor Vidal of Chambellan. He does not speak english, so I threw a translator on real quick to get some details: Since Nov. 14th they have seen over 3,000 cases- with 40 fatalities. The clinic has 25 cholera beds and they have Haitian and Cuban doctors (I was unable to get an actual number). They were last given aide by MSF, 12 days ago, and are almost out of all supplies. ------------------------------------ Requested that Lionel St. Pierre phone the site POC on 12/28/10 to get a specific supply needs list with quantities included. L Tel - 12/27/10 ------------------------------------- HEAS Medical Facility - Cholera Questionnaire (Completed & returned 12/16/10): Principal Contacts (Name, Email & Phone #): Mayor Chevalier Vidal, chevaliervidal @ yahoo.fr , +50937031734 / +50937340271 On the ground contact (Name, Email & Phone#): Magana Lubin +5093646-7356 (Languages spoken by ground contact): French -Creole Department: Grande Anse Commune: Chambellan Village/Town: Chambellan Street Address and/or directions/GPS coordinates: 18.55579, -74.37289 Days per week clinc/hosp. is open? Everyday If you have not seen any cholera patients, do you have: Lots of cases a) Educational Materials: Megaphone b) ORS or ingredients to make your own: Soda bottle for measuring c) IV Ringers and supplies: NO Has your staff received any training for Cholera?: Yes Is your community receiving education on Cholera prevention?: Some of them If you are not a CTC, how will patients get access to the nearest CTC? How far away is it?: No CTC, cases treated in health center: VERY FAR Date began treating Cholera patients?: Nov 15th Total number of patients since that date: 665 Total number of fatalities since that date:

 Number of Cholera patients in the last week?: 14 dead - 360 patients last week Number of fatalities in the last week?: 10 Has number of Cholera patients stabilized or is it fluctuating?: Growing up Number of non-cholera patients last week? 35 Bed Capacity for the entire hospital? 10 beds Bed Capacity for Cholera patients?: 10 beds Bed Capacity for non-Cholera patients? Don’t have Have you established an Isolation Unit for Cholera patients? Please describe it (indoor/outdoor, cots, patients on floor,etc): Not yet, not affordable How many patients did you or do you normally average in a month, BEFORE cholera became an issue: 300 patients Closest CTC to your facility (Please provide location): Moron 8km (18.5657, -74.2674) How far do Cholera patients have to travel to receive treatment at your facility?: 
Depend of where they come from, which locality Average of Cholera patients that require inpatient treatment/IV Fluids?: 665 Medical Staffing (How many Doctors, Nurses, Non Medical Staff on hand)?: 2 Cuban doctors, 5 nurses, 6 assistants, 10 staffs Medical Staffing needs?: Yes Does your Facility provide Mobile Medical Clinics to the community?: Sometimes How often? Every 3 months Describe accessibility to your site (e.g. Passable roads? Helicopter Landing Pad or spot? Airstrip for small planes? Please provide conditions for air landings and GPS coordinates): Airplane from PAP to Jeremie- Hellicopters can land, 4x4 can reach, but helicopters recommended for rapid help 18.55579, -74.37289 What is your water source?: Tap water Is your water purified? No Can you pick up supplies?:

Medical Supply needs (List by PRIORITY please): Yes if condition are there. Top three: Send the most important
other_contacts changed.

notes: From: medco cholera Subject: RE: Sant Sante Chambellan - Grand Anse - Added to HEAS Community Watchboard as Level 1 To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Date: Wednesday, December 29, 2010, 8:52 AM Hi, I am Ilaria, Emergency Medical Coordinator MSF Belgium. Out team working in Grand Anse went yesterday to visit the CTC in Chambellan. The clinic had half of the bed occupied. The doctors didn't refer to our team about any shortages, apart from Chlore which has been donated. Have a good evening Ilaria Ilaria Porta Emergency Medical Coordinator MSFOBC From: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com [mailto:haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Holli Griffiths (J/P HRO) Sent: mercredi 29 décembre 2010 16:58 To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Sant Sante Chambellan - Grand Anse - Added to HEAS Community Watchboard as Level 1 I just got off the phone with Mayor Vidal of Chambellan. He does not speak english, so I threw a translator on real quick to get some details: Since Nov. 14th they have seen over 3,000 cases- with 40 fatalities. The clinic has 25 cholera beds and they have Haitian and Cuban doctors (I was unable to get an actual number). They were last given aide by MSF, 12 days ago, and are almost out of all supplies. ------------------------------------ Requested that Lionel St. Pierre phone the site POC on 12/28/10 to get a specific supply needs list with quantities included. L Tel - 12/27/10 ------------------------------------- HEAS Medical Facility - Cholera Questionnaire (Completed & returned 12/16/10): Principal Contacts (Name, Email & Phone #): Mayor Chevalier Vidal, chevaliervidal @ yahoo.fr , +50937031734 / +50937340271 On the ground contact (Name, Email & Phone#): Magana Lubin +5093646-7356 (Languages spoken by ground contact): French -Creole Department: Grande Anse Commune: Chambellan Village/Town: Chambellan Street Address and/or directions/GPS coordinates: 18.55579, -74.37289 Days per week clinc/hosp. is open? Everyday If you have not seen any cholera patients, do you have: Lots of cases a) Educational Materials: Megaphone b) ORS or ingredients to make your own: Soda bottle for measuring c) IV Ringers and supplies: NO Has your staff received any training for Cholera?: Yes Is your community receiving education on Cholera prevention?: Some of them If you are not a CTC, how will patients get access to the nearest CTC? How far away is it?: No CTC, cases treated in health center: VERY FAR Date began treating Cholera patients?: Nov 15th Total number of patients since that date: 665 Total number of fatalities since that date:

 Number of Cholera patients in the last week?: 14 dead - 360 patients last week Number of fatalities in the last week?: 10 Has number of Cholera patients stabilized or is it fluctuating?: Growing up Number of non-cholera patients last week? 35 Bed Capacity for the entire hospital? 10 beds Bed Capacity for Cholera patients?: 10 beds Bed Capacity for non-Cholera patients? Don’t have Have you established an Isolation Unit for Cholera patients? Please describe it (indoor/outdoor, cots, patients on floor,etc): Not yet, not affordable How many patients did you or do you normally average in a month, BEFORE cholera became an issue: 300 patients Closest CTC to your facility (Please provide location): Moron 8km (18.5657, -74.2674) How far do Cholera patients have to travel to receive treatment at your facility?: 
Depend of where they come from, which locality Average of Cholera patients that require inpatient treatment/IV Fluids?: 665 Medical Staffing (How many Doctors, Nurses, Non Medical Staff on hand)?: 2 Cuban doctors, 5 nurses, 6 assistants, 10 staffs Medical Staffing needs?: Yes Does your Facility provide Mobile Medical Clinics to the community?: Sometimes How often? Every 3 months Describe accessibility to your site (e.g. Passable roads? Helicopter Landing Pad or spot? Airstrip for small planes? Please provide conditions for air landings and GPS coordinates): Airplane from PAP to Jeremie- Hellicopters can land, 4x4 can reach, but helicopters recommended for rapid help 18.55579, -74.37289 What is your water source?: Tap water Is your water purified? No Can you pick up supplies?:

Medical Supply needs (List by PRIORITY please): Yes if condition are there. Top three: Send the most important -> From: medco cholera Subject: RE: Sant Sante Chambellan - Grand Anse - Added to HEAS Community Watchboard as Level 1 To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Date: Wednesday, December 29, 2010, 8:52 AM Hi, I am Ilaria, Emergency Medical Coordinator MSF Belgium. Out team working in Grand Anse went yesterday to visit the CTC in Chambellan. The clinic had half of the bed occupied. The doctors didn't refer to our team about any shortages, apart from Chlore which has been donated. Have a good evening Ilaria Ilaria Porta Emergency Medical Coordinator MSFOBC From: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com [mailto:haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Holli Griffiths (J/P HRO) Sent: mercredi 29 décembre 2010 16:58 To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Sant Sante Chambellan - Grand Anse - Added to HEAS Community Watchboard as Level 1 I just got off the phone with Mayor Vidal of Chambellan. He does not speak english, so I threw a translator on real quick to get some details: Since Nov. 14th they have seen over 3,000 cases- with 40 fatalities. The clinic has 25 cholera beds and they have Haitian and Cuban doctors (I was unable to get an actual number). They were last given aide by MSF, 12 days ago, and are almost out of all supplies. ------------------------------------ Requested that Lionel St. Pierre phone the site POC on 12/28/10 to get a specific supply needs list with quantities included. L Tel - 12/27/10 ------------------------------------- HEAS Medical Facility - Cholera Questionnaire (Completed & returned 12/16/10): Principal Contacts (Name, Email & Phone #): Mayor Chevalier Vidal, chevaliervidal @ yahoo.fr , +50937031734 / +50937340271 On the ground contact (Name, Email & Phone#): Magana Lubin +5093646-7356 (Languages spoken by ground contact): French -Creole Department: Grande Anse Commune: Chambellan Village/Town: Chambellan Street Address and/or directions/GPS coordinates: 18.55579, -74.37289 Days per week clinc/hosp. is open? Everyday If you have not seen any cholera patients, do you have: Lots of cases a) Educational Materials: Megaphone b) ORS or ingredients to make your own: Soda bottle for measuring c) IV Ringers and supplies: NO Has your staff received any training for Cholera?: Yes Is your community receiving education on Cholera prevention?: Some of them If you are not a CTC, how will patients get access to the nearest CTC? How far away is it?: No CTC, cases treated in health center: VERY FAR Date began treating Cholera patients?: Nov 15th Total number of patients since that date: 665 Total number of fatalities since that date:

 Number of Cholera patients in the last week?: 14 dead - 360 patients last week Number of fatalities in the last week?: 10 Has number of Cholera patients stabilized or is it fluctuating?: Growing up Number of non-cholera patients last week? 35 Bed Capacity for the entire hospital? 10 beds Bed Capacity for Cholera patients?: 10 beds Bed Capacity for non-Cholera patients? Don’t have Have you established an Isolation Unit for Cholera patients? Please describe it (indoor/outdoor, cots, patients on floor,etc): Not yet, not affordable How many patients did you or do you normally average in a month, BEFORE cholera became an issue: 300 patients Closest CTC to your facility (Please provide location): Moron 8km (18.5657, -74.2674) How far do Cholera patients have to travel to receive treatment at your facility?: 
Depend of where they come from, which locality Average of Cholera patients that require inpatient treatment/IV Fluids?: 665 Medical Staffing (How many Doctors, Nurses, Non Medical Staff on hand)?: 2 Cuban doctors, 5 nurses, 6 assistants, 10 staffs Medical Staffing needs?: Yes Does your Facility provide Mobile Medical Clinics to the community?: Sometimes How often? Every 3 months Describe accessibility to your site (e.g. Passable roads? Helicopter Landing Pad or spot? Airstrip for small planes? Please provide conditions for air landings and GPS coordinates): Airplane from PAP to Jeremie- Hellicopters can land, 4x4 can reach, but helicopters recommended for rapid help 18.55579, -74.37289 What is your water source?: Tap water Is your water purified? No Can you pick up supplies?:

Medical Supply needs (List by PRIORITY please): Yes if condition are there. Top three: Send the most important
other_contacts changed.

name: Sant Sante Chambellan -> Sant Sante Chambellan - "CTC - CHOLERA TREAMENT CENTER" (Supported by: MSFOBC)
notes: Requested that Lionel St. Pierre phone the site POC on 12/28/10 to get a specific supply needs list with quantities included. L Tel - 12/27/10 ------------------------------------- HEAS Medical Facility - Cholera Questionnaire (Completed & returned 12/16/10): Principal Contacts (Name, Email & Phone #): Mayor Chevalier Vidal, chevaliervidal @ yahoo.fr , +50937031734 / +50937340271 On the ground contact (Name, Email & Phone#): Magana Lubin +5093646-7356 (Languages spoken by ground contact): French -Creole Department: Grande Anse Commune: Chambellan Village/Town: Chambellan Street Address and/or directions/GPS coordinates: 18.55579, -74.37289 Days per week clinc/hosp. is open? Everyday If you have not seen any cholera patients, do you have: Lots of cases a) Educational Materials: Megaphone b) ORS or ingredients to make your own: Soda bottle for measuring c) IV Ringers and supplies: NO Has your staff received any training for Cholera?: Yes Is your community receiving education on Cholera prevention?: Some of them If you are not a CTC, how will patients get access to the nearest CTC? How far away is it?: No CTC, cases treated in health center: VERY FAR Date began treating Cholera patients?: Nov 15th Total number of patients since that date: 665 Total number of fatalities since that date:

 Number of Cholera patients in the last week?: 14 dead - 360 patients last week Number of fatalities in the last week?: 10 Has number of Cholera patients stabilized or is it fluctuating?: Growing up Number of non-cholera patients last week? 35 Bed Capacity for the entire hospital? 10 beds Bed Capacity for Cholera patients?: 10 beds Bed Capacity for non-Cholera patients? Don’t have Have you established an Isolation Unit for Cholera patients? Please describe it (indoor/outdoor, cots, patients on floor,etc): Not yet, not affordable How many patients did you or do you normally average in a month, BEFORE cholera became an issue: 300 patients Closest CTC to your facility (Please provide location): Moron 8km (18.5657, -74.2674) How far do Cholera patients have to travel to receive treatment at your facility?: 
Depend of where they come from, which locality Average of Cholera patients that require inpatient treatment/IV Fluids?: 665 Medical Staffing (How many Doctors, Nurses, Non Medical Staff on hand)?: 2 Cuban doctors, 5 nurses, 6 assistants, 10 staffs Medical Staffing needs?: Yes Does your Facility provide Mobile Medical Clinics to the community?: Sometimes How often? Every 3 months Describe accessibility to your site (e.g. Passable roads? Helicopter Landing Pad or spot? Airstrip for small planes? Please provide conditions for air landings and GPS coordinates): Airplane from PAP to Jeremie- Hellicopters can land, 4x4 can reach, but helicopters recommended for rapid help 18.55579, -74.37289 What is your water source?: Tap water Is your water purified? No Can you pick up supplies?:

Medical Supply needs (List by PRIORITY please): Yes if condition are there. Top three: Send the most important -> From: medco cholera Subject: RE: Sant Sante Chambellan - Grand Anse - Added to HEAS Community Watchboard as Level 1 To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Date: Wednesday, December 29, 2010, 8:52 AM Hi, I am Ilaria, Emergency Medical Coordinator MSF Belgium. Out team working in Grand Anse went yesterday to visit the CTC in Chambellan. The clinic had half of the bed occupied. The doctors didn't refer to our team about any shortages, apart from Chlore which has been donated. Have a good evening Ilaria Ilaria Porta Emergency Medical Coordinator MSFOBC From: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com [mailto:haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Holli Griffiths (J/P HRO) Sent: mercredi 29 décembre 2010 16:58 To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Sant Sante Chambellan - Grand Anse - Added to HEAS Community Watchboard as Level 1 I just got off the phone with Mayor Vidal of Chambellan. He does not speak english, so I threw a translator on real quick to get some details: Since Nov. 14th they have seen over 3,000 cases- with 40 fatalities. The clinic has 25 cholera beds and they have Haitian and Cuban doctors (I was unable to get an actual number). They were last given aide by MSF, 12 days ago, and are almost out of all supplies. ------------------------------------ Requested that Lionel St. Pierre phone the site POC on 12/28/10 to get a specific supply needs list with quantities included. L Tel - 12/27/10 ------------------------------------- HEAS Medical Facility - Cholera Questionnaire (Completed & returned 12/16/10): Principal Contacts (Name, Email & Phone #): Mayor Chevalier Vidal, chevaliervidal @ yahoo.fr , +50937031734 / +50937340271 On the ground contact (Name, Email & Phone#): Magana Lubin +5093646-7356 (Languages spoken by ground contact): French -Creole Department: Grande Anse Commune: Chambellan Village/Town: Chambellan Street Address and/or directions/GPS coordinates: 18.55579, -74.37289 Days per week clinc/hosp. is open? Everyday If you have not seen any cholera patients, do you have: Lots of cases a) Educational Materials: Megaphone b) ORS or ingredients to make your own: Soda bottle for measuring c) IV Ringers and supplies: NO Has your staff received any training for Cholera?: Yes Is your community receiving education on Cholera prevention?: Some of them If you are not a CTC, how will patients get access to the nearest CTC? How far away is it?: No CTC, cases treated in health center: VERY FAR Date began treating Cholera patients?: Nov 15th Total number of patients since that date: 665 Total number of fatalities since that date:

 Number of Cholera patients in the last week?: 14 dead - 360 patients last week Number of fatalities in the last week?: 10 Has number of Cholera patients stabilized or is it fluctuating?: Growing up Number of non-cholera patients last week? 35 Bed Capacity for the entire hospital? 10 beds Bed Capacity for Cholera patients?: 10 beds Bed Capacity for non-Cholera patients? Don’t have Have you established an Isolation Unit for Cholera patients? Please describe it (indoor/outdoor, cots, patients on floor,etc): Not yet, not affordable How many patients did you or do you normally average in a month, BEFORE cholera became an issue: 300 patients Closest CTC to your facility (Please provide location): Moron 8km (18.5657, -74.2674) How far do Cholera patients have to travel to receive treatment at your facility?: 
Depend of where they come from, which locality Average of Cholera patients that require inpatient treatment/IV Fluids?: 665 Medical Staffing (How many Doctors, Nurses, Non Medical Staff on hand)?: 2 Cuban doctors, 5 nurses, 6 assistants, 10 staffs Medical Staffing needs?: Yes Does your Facility provide Mobile Medical Clinics to the community?: Sometimes How often? Every 3 months Describe accessibility to your site (e.g. Passable roads? Helicopter Landing Pad or spot? Airstrip for small planes? Please provide conditions for air landings and GPS coordinates): Airplane from PAP to Jeremie- Hellicopters can land, 4x4 can reach, but helicopters recommended for rapid help 18.55579, -74.37289 What is your water source?: Tap water Is your water purified? No Can you pick up supplies?:

Medical Supply needs (List by PRIORITY please): Yes if condition are there. Top three: Send the most important
other_contacts changed.
cat_notes: -> 12/29/10 LTel: Mayor Vidal of Chambellan is to be considered a RED FLAG. Only a day after reporting to Holli w/J/P HRO that they were desperate for Cholera supplies and appearing to over report Cholera patient surge and fatalities we received the report from MSF that no one asked for supplies at this site and they had 1/2 their bed capacity available. It is likely, like in many cases, local authorities ask for supplies and sell them on the black market.

notes: HEAS Medical Facility - Cholera Questionnaire (Completed & returned 12/16/10): Principal Contacts (Name, Email & Phone #): Mayor Chevalier Vidal, chevaliervidal @ yahoo.fr , +50937031734 / +50937340271 On the ground contact (Name, Email & Phone#): Magana Lubin +5093646-7356 (Languages spoken by ground contact): French -Creole Department: Grande Anse Commune: Chambellan Village/Town: Chambellan Street Address and/or directions/GPS coordinates: 18.55579, -74.37289 Days per week clinc/hosp. is open? Everyday If you have not seen any cholera patients, do you have: Lots of cases a) Educational Materials: Megaphone b) ORS or ingredients to make your own: Soda bottle for measuring c) IV Ringers and supplies: NO Has your staff received any training for Cholera?: Yes Is your community receiving education on Cholera prevention?: Some of them If you are not a CTC, how will patients get access to the nearest CTC? How far away is it?: No CTC, cases treated in health center: VERY FAR Date began treating Cholera patients?: Nov 15th Total number of patients since that date: 665 Total number of fatalities since that date:

 Number of Cholera patients in the last week?: 14 dead - 360 patients last week Number of fatalities in the last week?: 10 Has number of Cholera patients stabilized or is it fluctuating?: Growing up Number of non-cholera patients last week? 35 Bed Capacity for the entire hospital? 10 beds Bed Capacity for Cholera patients?: 10 beds Bed Capacity for non-Cholera patients? Don’t have Have you established an Isolation Unit for Cholera patients? Please describe it (indoor/outdoor, cots, patients on floor,etc): Not yet, not affordable How many patients did you or do you normally average in a month, BEFORE cholera became an issue: 300 patients Closest CTC to your facility (Please provide location): Moron 8km (18.5657, -74.2674) How far do Cholera patients have to travel to receive treatment at your facility?: 
Depend of where they come from, which locality Average of Cholera patients that require inpatient treatment/IV Fluids?: 665 Medical Staffing (How many Doctors, Nurses, Non Medical Staff on hand)?: 2 Cuban doctors, 5 nurses, 6 assistants, 10 staffs Medical Staffing needs?: Yes Does your Facility provide Mobile Medical Clinics to the community?: Sometimes How often? Every 3 months Describe accessibility to your site (e.g. Passable roads? Helicopter Landing Pad or spot? Airstrip for small planes? Please provide conditions for air landings and GPS coordinates): Airplane from PAP to Jeremie- Hellicopters can land, 4x4 can reach, but helicopters recommended for rapid help 18.55579, -74.37289 What is your water source?: Tap water Is your water purified? No Can you pick up supplies?:

Medical Supply needs (List by PRIORITY please): Yes if condition are there. Top three: Send the most important -> Requested that Lionel St. Pierre phone the site POC on 12/28/10 to get a specific supply needs list with quantities included. L Tel - 12/27/10 ------------------------------------- HEAS Medical Facility - Cholera Questionnaire (Completed & returned 12/16/10): Principal Contacts (Name, Email & Phone #): Mayor Chevalier Vidal, chevaliervidal @ yahoo.fr , +50937031734 / +50937340271 On the ground contact (Name, Email & Phone#): Magana Lubin +5093646-7356 (Languages spoken by ground contact): French -Creole Department: Grande Anse Commune: Chambellan Village/Town: Chambellan Street Address and/or directions/GPS coordinates: 18.55579, -74.37289 Days per week clinc/hosp. is open? Everyday If you have not seen any cholera patients, do you have: Lots of cases a) Educational Materials: Megaphone b) ORS or ingredients to make your own: Soda bottle for measuring c) IV Ringers and supplies: NO Has your staff received any training for Cholera?: Yes Is your community receiving education on Cholera prevention?: Some of them If you are not a CTC, how will patients get access to the nearest CTC? How far away is it?: No CTC, cases treated in health center: VERY FAR Date began treating Cholera patients?: Nov 15th Total number of patients since that date: 665 Total number of fatalities since that date:

 Number of Cholera patients in the last week?: 14 dead - 360 patients last week Number of fatalities in the last week?: 10 Has number of Cholera patients stabilized or is it fluctuating?: Growing up Number of non-cholera patients last week? 35 Bed Capacity for the entire hospital? 10 beds Bed Capacity for Cholera patients?: 10 beds Bed Capacity for non-Cholera patients? Don’t have Have you established an Isolation Unit for Cholera patients? Please describe it (indoor/outdoor, cots, patients on floor,etc): Not yet, not affordable How many patients did you or do you normally average in a month, BEFORE cholera became an issue: 300 patients Closest CTC to your facility (Please provide location): Moron 8km (18.5657, -74.2674) How far do Cholera patients have to travel to receive treatment at your facility?: 
Depend of where they come from, which locality Average of Cholera patients that require inpatient treatment/IV Fluids?: 665 Medical Staffing (How many Doctors, Nurses, Non Medical Staff on hand)?: 2 Cuban doctors, 5 nurses, 6 assistants, 10 staffs Medical Staffing needs?: Yes Does your Facility provide Mobile Medical Clinics to the community?: Sometimes How often? Every 3 months Describe accessibility to your site (e.g. Passable roads? Helicopter Landing Pad or spot? Airstrip for small planes? Please provide conditions for air landings and GPS coordinates): Airplane from PAP to Jeremie- Hellicopters can land, 4x4 can reach, but helicopters recommended for rapid help 18.55579, -74.37289 What is your water source?: Tap water Is your water purified? No Can you pick up supplies?:

Medical Supply needs (List by PRIORITY please): Yes if condition are there. Top three: Send the most important

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notes: Principal Contacts (Name, Email & Phone #): Mayor Chevalier Vidal, chevaliervidal @ yahoo.fr , +50937031734 / +50937340271 On the ground contact (Name, Email & Phone#): Magana Lubin +5093646-7356 (Languages spoken by ground contact): French -Creole Department: Grande Anse Commune: Chambellan Village/Town: Chambellan Street Address and/or directions/GPS coordinates: 18.55579, -74.37289 Days per week clinc/hosp. is open? Everyday If you have not seen any cholera patients, do you have: Lots of cases a) Educational Materials: Megaphone b) ORS or ingredients to make your own: Soda bottle for measuring c) IV Ringers and supplies: NO Has your staff received any training for Cholera?: Yes Is your community receiving education on Cholera prevention?: Some of them If you are not a CTC, how will patients get access to the nearest CTC? How far away is it?: No CTC, cases treated in health center: VERY FAR Date began treating Cholera patients?: Nov 15th Total number of patients since that date: 665 Total number of fatalities since that date:

 Number of Cholera patients in the last week?: 14 dead - 360 patients last week Number of fatalities in the last week?: 10 Has number of Cholera patients stabilized or is it fluctuating?: Growing up Number of non-cholera patients last week? 35 Bed Capacity for the entire hospital? 10 beds Bed Capacity for Cholera patients?: 10 beds Bed Capacity for non-Cholera patients? Don’t have Have you established an Isolation Unit for Cholera patients? Please describe it (indoor/outdoor, cots, patients on floor,etc): Not yet, not affordable How many patients did you or do you normally average in a month, BEFORE cholera became an issue: 300 patients Closest CTC to your facility (Please provide location): Moron 8km (18.5657, -74.2674) How far do Cholera patients have to travel to receive treatment at your facility?: 
Depend of where they come from, which locality Average of Cholera patients that require inpatient treatment/IV Fluids?: 665 Medical Staffing (How many Doctors, Nurses, Non Medical Staff on hand)?: 2 Cuban doctors, 5 nurses, 6 assistants, 10 staffs Medical Staffing needs?: Yes Does your Facility provide Mobile Medical Clinics to the community?: Sometimes How often? Every 3 months Describe accessibility to your site (e.g. Passable roads? Helicopter Landing Pad or spot? Airstrip for small planes? Please provide conditions for air landings and GPS coordinates): Airplane from PAP to Jeremie- Hellicopters can land, 4x4 can reach, but helicopters recommended for rapid help 18.55579, -74.37289 What is your water source?: Tap water Is your water purified? No Can you pick up supplies?:

Medical Supply needs (List by PRIORITY please): Yes if condition are there. Top three: Send the most important -> HEAS Medical Facility - Cholera Questionnaire (Completed & returned 12/16/10): Principal Contacts (Name, Email & Phone #): Mayor Chevalier Vidal, chevaliervidal @ yahoo.fr , +50937031734 / +50937340271 On the ground contact (Name, Email & Phone#): Magana Lubin +5093646-7356 (Languages spoken by ground contact): French -Creole Department: Grande Anse Commune: Chambellan Village/Town: Chambellan Street Address and/or directions/GPS coordinates: 18.55579, -74.37289 Days per week clinc/hosp. is open? Everyday If you have not seen any cholera patients, do you have: Lots of cases a) Educational Materials: Megaphone b) ORS or ingredients to make your own: Soda bottle for measuring c) IV Ringers and supplies: NO Has your staff received any training for Cholera?: Yes Is your community receiving education on Cholera prevention?: Some of them If you are not a CTC, how will patients get access to the nearest CTC? How far away is it?: No CTC, cases treated in health center: VERY FAR Date began treating Cholera patients?: Nov 15th Total number of patients since that date: 665 Total number of fatalities since that date:

 Number of Cholera patients in the last week?: 14 dead - 360 patients last week Number of fatalities in the last week?: 10 Has number of Cholera patients stabilized or is it fluctuating?: Growing up Number of non-cholera patients last week? 35 Bed Capacity for the entire hospital? 10 beds Bed Capacity for Cholera patients?: 10 beds Bed Capacity for non-Cholera patients? Don’t have Have you established an Isolation Unit for Cholera patients? Please describe it (indoor/outdoor, cots, patients on floor,etc): Not yet, not affordable How many patients did you or do you normally average in a month, BEFORE cholera became an issue: 300 patients Closest CTC to your facility (Please provide location): Moron 8km (18.5657, -74.2674) How far do Cholera patients have to travel to receive treatment at your facility?: 
Depend of where they come from, which locality Average of Cholera patients that require inpatient treatment/IV Fluids?: 665 Medical Staffing (How many Doctors, Nurses, Non Medical Staff on hand)?: 2 Cuban doctors, 5 nurses, 6 assistants, 10 staffs Medical Staffing needs?: Yes Does your Facility provide Mobile Medical Clinics to the community?: Sometimes How often? Every 3 months Describe accessibility to your site (e.g. Passable roads? Helicopter Landing Pad or spot? Airstrip for small planes? Please provide conditions for air landings and GPS coordinates): Airplane from PAP to Jeremie- Hellicopters can land, 4x4 can reach, but helicopters recommended for rapid help 18.55579, -74.37289 What is your water source?: Tap water Is your water purified? No Can you pick up supplies?:

Medical Supply needs (List by PRIORITY please): Yes if condition are there. Top three: Send the most important