time for RSU haji getting help medical devices
Date: 20 june 2013Categories :
Again, Bank Jatim handed over Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) for a hospital in the city of Surabaya. Now, turn to the General Hospital (RSU) Haji Surabaya assisted medical devices, Tuesday (18/6).
Assistance in the form of medical equipment to the RSU Haji Surabaya was a 12 wheelchair units, 10 units of sphygmomanometers child, adult tensimeter 10 units, 3 units of emergency trolley, 2 units scoope stechter, manometer 10 units, 10 units patient overbed table, 3 units of cupboards instruments, bedside cabinet and 10 units 3 units and height scales.
Previously, Bank Jatim administration in the form of CSR programs of medical equipment are also provided to the dr Suwandhi M, Jl Surabaya Tambakrejo 45-47. Dr M Suwandhi receive assistance from the Bank Jatim in the form of 10 bed unit patients with type 2 crank supramak fowler beds, 10 units and 5 units waiting chair fan, Tuesday (9/4).
Help medical equipment to Hospitals in Surabaya Hajj symbolically given by the Director of Operations of Bank Jatim, Eko Antono to the Director RSU Haji Surabaya, Dr. Restu Kurnia Tjahyani Kes, in the foyer of the hospital Mecca.
Director of Operations at Bank Jatim, Eko Antono, said that the Bank Jatim CSR program is to provide assistance to help the environment whether it be health, housing, education and culture. Help CSR is not only given to the RSU Haji Surabaya alone but evenly to all local governments in East Java.
While Director RSU Haji Surabaya, Dr. Restu Kurnia Tjahyani Kes, describes the assistance provided RSU Haji Bank Jatim in large enough numbers. Although RSU Haji is a type B hospital education, but can not be excused so that the social function of medical equipment assistance from the Bank Jatim will be deployed on the most disadvantaged communities from both a health and Jamkesda receiver or it could be less people able to show the letter can not afford . "Hopefully, Bank Jatim could be larger and more developed CSR again and can provide assistance to the needy," said Restu Kurnia Tjahyani rousing applause that greeted the invitation. (Kar / mus)