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Hypertension & Research Centre, Rangpur
Preface:
Hypertension and Research Centre, Rangpur is a sister concern of Dr. Wasim-waleda Bahumukhi Kallayan Foundation was established in 14 November 2008 with the aim of improvement of public consciousness on risk factor, morbidity and mortality of Hypertension as a part of a great and services of humanity. Hypertension kills nearly 8 million people every year, worldwide and nearly 1.5 million people each year in the South-East Asia (SEA) Region. Approximately one third of the adult population in the SEA Region has high blood pressure. Prevalence of hypertension is 20-25% among adult population in Bangladesh. It is one of the 10 leading reported causes of death and about 40% deaths are due to hypertension and/or complication of hypertension in Bangladesh.
Overview of Hypertension & Research Centre, Rangpur
Title of the institution/entity:
Hypertension & Research Centre, Rangpur (HTN&RCR)
(A sister concerns of Dr. Wasim-waleda Bahumukhi Kallayan Foundation)
1. Fore founder:
Professor Dr. Md. Zakir Hossain
FCPS (Medicine) MD (Internal Medicine), FACP (USA) FRCP (UK)
Principal, TMSS Medical College, Bogra.
Former Principal, Rangpur Medical College, Rangpur, Bangladesh.
2. Establishment / Foundation period: November 14, 2008.
3. Our Vision, Mission and Goal are:
3.1. Vision:
A good health and well-being of populations where it is free from the unnecessary tragedy of NCD especially Hypertension and Diabetes and no one should be untreated, unfed.
3.2. Mission statement:
Hypertension & Research Centre (HTN&RCR), Rangpur has its own enthusiastic and convergent humanitarian interest to conduct a research study and piloting as well as preventing and treatment of NCD especially in the field of Hypertension and Diabetes through Social Mobilization and Awareness Building (SOC MOB AB) and rendering quality service including the continuum of care by accelerating universal accessibility addressing to the affordability of the poorer community by involving community-based organizations and holistic approach to development so, that unwanted morbidity, mortality and unnecessary tragedy of life and livelihoods and negative effects are not existing and good health and wellbeing are being upheld among our populace.
3.3. Goal of Hypertension & Research Centre (HTN&RCR), Rangpur:
To contribute to good health and wellbeing are being upheld among our mass populace the HTN&RCR is dedicated to conducting research studies and providing affordable quality, preventive, curative and continuum of care to Hypertension and Diabetes Mellitus affected patients in order to reduce morbidity, mortality, and tragedy of life and livelihoods throughout the outreach and indoor service center prioritizing to accelerating universal accessibility, Social Mobilization and Awareness Building.
4. Objectives:
4.1. General Objectives:
- Popularize HTN&RCR as one of the unique and desired Hypertension and Diabetes Mellitus affected patients as an evidence based quality service center especially for the present and upcoming generations by achieving resounding success and reputation among different stakeholders which is directly addressed to SDG 03: Good health and well-being.
- Reasonable reduction of the major risk factor of health hazards for cardiovascular disease which is treated as the silent killer and modern epidemic among Bangladesh and trans-boundary.
- Tenacious and combined efforts to protect life from risk and hazard of cardiovascular diseases, improving public health status, especially in the field HTN and Diabetes.
- Improving healthcare-seeking behavior through social mobilization and awareness building and incorporating postulates of research studies among the community for improving their knowledge, skill, attitude, behavior, and best practices.
4.2. Specific Objectives are:
- Is to provide empathetic and quality treatment service of NCD especially Hypertension and Diabetes sufferer population to see a good health and wellbeing.
- Cost-free detection of NCD patients in a cordial process and minimal cost as part of service to mankind.
- Conduct research study and dissemination of Hypertension and Diabetes-related information.
- Regular conduct Social Mobilization & Awareness Building (SOC MOB AB) activities for the prevention and mass awareness building to avert from the unnecessary tragedy or catastrophe.
- Share our ethical commitment like Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Excellence, Integrity, Respect, Empowerment, Inclusion and priority to community participation/ led approach.
- Accelerate universal access to treatment service by affordable capacity and minimal cost especially for the poorer patient.
5. Justification to established Hypertension & Research Centre, Rangpur.
Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is a significant public health problem worldwide. The World Health Organization reported hypertension affects approximately 1.13 billion people globally, and it is estimated to cause 9.4 million deaths annually. Hypertension affects about 25% of the adult population worldwide. Its prevalence varies across different regions and countries, while the highest rates and ratios are seen in low- and middle-income countries. In Bangladesh, the majority of hypertension among adults aged 35 years or older was 26.4% in urban areas (31.5%) than in rural areas (23.6%). In the Rangpur district prevalence of Hypertension (HTN) is reasonably higher 33.3% revealed by our research study conducted in 2013 which is alarming and urges to explore the journey with an integrated approach of the establishment of an HTN center in Rangpur by incorporating early detection, comprehensive care, patient education and awareness rising having standard protocol and practice of the diagnosis, treatment, follow up, monitoring towards achieving a better result in a life like good health and wellbeing of all. The HTN is a fatal disease associated with brain stroke, cardiovascular diseases, kidney disease and related health hazards and unnecessary burden. The impact of hypertension on individuals, families, and healthcare systems emphasizes the necessity for specialist centers to successfully treat this condition is an inevitable.
In a nutshell, the Hypertension & Research Centre, Rangpur is well harnessed with variety of healthcare specialists, including physicians, nurses, dietitians, medical specialist and pharmacists which means a multidisciplinary approach are in build, well renowned and specialized expertise, modern diagnostic and patient care monitoring services, patient health care education, motivation, and lifestyle modification supportive services, medication management, and also potential for conducting regular research and innovation are comprehensively providing hypertension treatment services swimmingly by which enhance patient outcomes, and contribute to the overall control of hypertension at both the individual and population levels. Besides concurrence with the Hypertension & ample of conducting biomedical and empirical research, evidence based daily practice with robust existence, legal entity, resounding successes and working relationship with different related Government department, private and diversified stakeholders, experiences and real exigency to meet the crying appeal of HTN the silent and fatal disease and no alternative.
6. Our Challenging Humanitarian Journey to Hypertension and Diabetes:
With the vow of ovation and proclamation to glories of Almighty Allah and rendering apathetic service to the sufferings of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) affected especially the Hypertension and diabetes patient fellows remaining all over the country is the paramount humanitarian obligation of the emergence of Hypertension and Research Centre, Rangpur on November 14, 2008. Hypertension and Research Centre is one of the pioneer sister concerns of Dr. Wasim-Waleda Bahumukhi Kallayan Foundation whose cherished desire and tenacious efforts to accomplish charity service were the brainchild. Nowadays, it is becoming incarnate with robust existence and resounding success is the key to belonging to this entity.
7. Perspective of Hypertension and Research Centre, Rangpur:
The HTN&RCR is a non-government, non-political, non- profit making, non-religious, non-sectarian and renowned in humanitarian voluntary organization committed to the thematic view reduction of unwanted prevalence of Hypertension and Diabetes, its morbidity, mortality and unnecessary tragedy of life and livelihoods and negative effects are not existing and good health and wellbeing are being upheld among our populace.
8. Key fact and figures on NCD are:
In Bangladesh, NCDs (non-communicable diseases) refer to a variety of chronic health disorders such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, and respiratory diseases that are not caused by infectious organisms and cannot be passed from person to person. NCDs have spread throughout Bangladesh, posing a substantial health challenge. The necessity of tackling NCDs in Bangladesh stems from their high incidence and public health effect. One of the major NCDs is hypertension, which is defined by persistently high blood pressure It happens when the force of the blood against the artery walls is continually too strong, causing additional pressure on the heart and blood vessels. These diseases impose a large morbidity and death burden, resulting in increased healthcare expenses and decreased productivity. NCDs are frequently associated with lifestyle variables such as poor diet, lack of physical activity, cigarette use, and alcohol intake.
Overall, addressing NCDs in Bangladesh is critical for improving public health, lowering healthcare costs, and improving the population's overall well-being. A comprehensive and multi-sectoral approach encompassing government and non-government, healthcare professionals, communities, and individuals is needed to promote healthy lives and assure successful NCD prevention and management healthy lives and assure successful NCD prevention and management, a comprehensive and multi-sectoral approach encompassing government, healthcare professionals, communities, and individual’s needs to be implemented.
8.1. Key facts:
In Bangladesh, 67% of estimated deaths are caused by non-communicable diseases (NCDs). The country aimed to reduce NCD-related premature deaths by one-third by 2030, In reference to the World Health Organization in September 22, 2022)
- Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) kill 41 million people each year, equivalent to 74% of all deaths globally.
- Each year, 17 million people die from a NCD before age 70; 86% of these premature deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries.
- Of all NCD deaths, 77% are in low- and middle-income countries.
- Cardiovascular diseases account for most NCD deaths, or 17.9 million people annually, followed by cancers (9.3 million), chronic respiratory diseases (4.1 million), and diabetes (2.0 million including kidney disease deaths caused by diabetes).
- These four groups of diseases account for over 80% of all premature NCD deaths.
- Tobacco use, physical inactivity, the harmful use of alcohol and unhealthy diets all increase the risk of dying from an NCD.
- Detection, screening and treatment of NCDs, as well as palliative care, are key components of the response to NCDs.
9. Key fact and figures on Hypertension are:
- Hypertension, often known as high blood pressure, is a serious medical condition that greatly raises the chance of developing heart, brain, kidney, and other problems.
- Worldwide, 1.28 billion persons between the ages of 30 and 79 are projected to have hypertension, with the majority (two-thirds) residing in low- and middle-income nations.
- It is thought that 46% of adults with hypertension are ignorant of their disease.
- Just 42% of adults with hypertension have their condition properly diagnosed and managed.
- Around one in five (21%) persons with hypertension has it under control.
- In the world, hypertension is a key factor in premature death. Between 2010 and 2030, it is one of the world's non-communicable illness targets to lower the prevalence of hypertension by 33%.
10. Key fact and figures on diabetes mellitus are:
- Diabetes is a major cause of blindness, kidney failure, heart attacks, stroke and lower limb amputation.
- The number of persons with diabetes increased from 108 million in 1980 to 422 million in 2014.
- Compared to high income countries, the prevalence has been increasing more quickly in low- and middle-income nations.
- Diabetes is a leading factor in renal failure, heart attacks, strokes, blindness, and lower limb amputation.
- Diabetes death rates by age increased by 3% between 2000 and 2019.
- An estimated 2 million people died in 2019 from diabetes-related renal damage.
- Type 2diabetes can be prevented or delayed by maintaining a nutritious diet, engaging in regular physical activity, maintaining a normal body weight, and abstaining from tobacco use.
- Diet, exercise, medication, and routine screening and treatment for complications can all help treat diabetes and delay or prevent its effects.
11. Prevalence and Pervasiveness of Hypertension (HTN):
The HTN&RCR was established to improve public consciousness on risk factors, morbidity, and mortality of Hypertension (HTN) and diabetes as a part of magnanimity and services to humanity.
11.1. Fact, Figure , Prevalence & Consequence :
Global Scenario on WHO Report: (are as follows):-
Global Scenario on WHO Report: (are as follows):-
- About 54% of strokes and 47 % of heart disease is attributed to HTN
- Approximately 7.6 million deaths (13–15% of the total) and 92 million disability-adjusted life years worldwide were attributable to high blood pressure in 2001
- Globally, the overall prevalence of hypertension in adults aged 25 and over was around 40% in 2008 sources WHO Report.
- Approximately 7.6 million deaths (13–15% of the total) and 92 million disability-adjusted life years worldwide were attributable to high blood pressure in 2001
12. ASIA Pacific status (Reference to WHO Report 16 March 2023) are as follows
- An estimated 1.28 billion adults aged 30–79 years worldwide have hypertension, most (two thirds) living in low- and middle-income countries
- An estimated 46% of adults with hypertension are unaware that they have the condition.
- Less than half of adults (42%) with hypertension are diagnosed and treated.
- Approximately 1 in 5 adults (21%) with hypertension have it under control.
- Hypertension is a major cause of premature death worldwide.
- One of the global targets for non-communicable diseases is to reduce the prevalence of hypertension by 33% between 2010 and 2030.
12.1. Bangladesh scenario (Reference report of WHO)
- In Bangladesh, prevalence of raised blood pressure among adults aged ≥ 18 years male & female 25.1% & 26.1% respectively.
- The number of people with uncontrolled hypertension is nearly 1 billion in 2008.
- This is expected to increase to 1.56 billion by 2025!. It is one of the top ten reported causes of death in Bangladesh, accounting for approximately 40% of all deaths caused by hypertension and/or hypertension complications.In Bangladesh, the majority of HTN among adults aged 35 and up was 26.4% in urban areas (31.5%) and 23.6% in rural areas (reference to WHO report).
12.2. Prevalence in Rangpur, Bangladesh.
In the Rangpur district prevalence of HTN is reasonably higher 33.3% revealed by our HTN&RCR research study conducted in 2013 which is alarming we the HTN&RCR Rangpur are providing early detection through outreach campaigning, announcing, comprehensive care, patient motivation, education, awareness raising having standard protocol and practice of the diagnosis, treatment, follow up, monitoring towards achieving a better result in a life like good health and wellbeing of all.
13. Vicious effect of Hypertension (HTN):
HTN or consistently high blood pressure is a serious medical condition that raises the risk of many different diseases including those affecting the heart, brain, eye, kidney and blood vessels.. Though the HTN is a significant, costly and wide spread public health problem and fatal disease but modifiable risk factor for the development of cardiovascular disease. Controlling hypertension has been shown in randomized controlled trials to reduce the risk of stroke, coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, end-stage renal disease, peripheral vascular disease, and overall mortality. Despite the inherent health risks of uncontrolled hypertension, the majority of patients do not receive adequate treatment
14. How can be averted from HTN:
People who have high blood pressure may not experience any symptoms. The only way to find out is to have your blood pressure checked. High blood pressure is increased by the following factors: older age, genetics, being overweight or obese, heredity, not being physically active, a high salt diet, and drinking too much alcohol Lifestyle changes like eating a healthier diet, quitting tobacco, and being more active can help lower blood pressure. Some people may still need to take medicines.
15. At Glance general information:
| Title | Information |
| Title of the Institution/ organization | Hypertension & Research Centre, Rangpur (HTN&RCR) |
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Name of the Fore founder
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Professor Dr. Md. Zakir Hossain
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Year of establishment
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November 14, 2008.
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Address of Head Office
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House # 13/2, Jail Road (Hypertension central lane -Jig-gag road), Dhap, Rangpur City corporation, Bangladesh
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Phone and mobile number
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Cell phone :+8801730-448610
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E-mail
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Website
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www.htncr.org
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16. Legal status/ Statutory Information:
| Sl No | Registration authority | Registration/memo number | Date of registration |
| 1 | Registration under Ministry of Social welfare | Rang/ Sadar/1068/09 | 15.03.2009 |
| 2 | Registration under Rangpur City Corporation | 20230045 | 07.08.2022 |
| 3 | Permission from Ministry of Health & Family Welfare | Par-1/Bibidha-12010/266 | 28.03.2010 |
| 4 | Providing approval different type of Activity under | DGHS 3852/1(1) | 17.02.2010 |
| 5 | Hypertension Centre Lab Registration under | DGHS HSM 90760 | 30.06.2021 |
| 6 | Hypertension Centre Lab license under | DGHS HSM4510722 | 30.06.2021 |
| 7 | Shilpo Protisthan License, Ministry of labor and Employment | 59/Rangpur | 05/11/2017 |
| 8 | Fire license, Fire Service and Civil Defense | 4331 | 12.08.2021 |
| 9 | X-Ray license, Bangladesh Atomic Energy Regulatory Authority | 3191/2012(R-1/2016)/9407 | 30.06.2017 |
| 10 | CT Scan license, Bangladesh Atomic Energy Regulatory Authority | 6562/2022-2023 | 18.12.2022 |
| 11 | TLD license, Health Physics Division Atomic Energy Center, Dhaka | X-ray- 8184 | 21.01.2020 |
| 12 | TLD license, Health Physics Division Atomic Energy Center, Dhaka | CT scan- 20522 | 17.01.2023 |
| 13 | Environmental Clearance Certification, Department of Environment | 22-8621 | 25.10.2022 |
| 14 | Environmental Clearance Certification, Rangpur City Corporation | 46.18.0000.901.93. 001.22/793 |
07.08.2022 |
| 15 | Trade license, Rangpur City Corporation | BL-2009-10000732 | 31.07.2022 |
| 16 | Copyright, Instruction & Prescription Book | 12926 | 14.01.2013 |
| 17 | Copyright, Hypertension Barta | 12928 | 14.01.2013 |
| 18 | Tax Certificate | 128364467560 | 26.12.2019 |
| 19 | VAT Certificate | 891689996722 | 11.07.2021 |
| 20 | Executive Committee approved under Authority of certification | 41.01.8500.041.00.000.2020.329/1(1) | 4/3/2021 |
17. Importance of Establishment of Hypertension Center:
Hypertension is a significant, modifiable risk factor for diabetes's macrovascular and microvascular complications. The prevalence of both hypertension and diabetes mellitus is increasingglobally, and in Bangladesh, both of these fatal diseases are on the rise. The diseases causesevere complications such as cardiovascular and chronic kidney diseases, which increase the risk of death over time. As a result, preventing and aggravating hypertension and diabetes are major challenges.
Diabetes damages the kidneys by scaring them, which causes salt and water retention, which raises blood pressure. Diabetes damages the small blood vessels over time, causing the bloodvessel walls to stiffen and function improperly, which contributes to high blood pressure. . In the Rangpur district prevalence of both Hypertension and diabetes is higher than in other districts as revealed by our HTN&RCR research study conducted in 2013. Considering such aggravating conditions, prevalence, and consequences jeopardizing unwanted life as well as sharp concurrence, our apathetic commitment propelled by parental professional sacrifice and convergent commitment has established the HTN&RCR.
18. Principles of HTN&RCR:
- Cost-free detection of NCD patients even from the doorstep of our HTN and research center Rangpur in a cordial process.
- Service to mankind at a nominal cost for the treatment of NCDs and especially Hypertension and Diabetes.
- Social Mobilization and Awareness Building (SOC MOC AB) on NCDs and Capacity building of community-based institutions.
- Conduct research study and dissemination of Hypertension and Diabetes-related information.
18.1. Core Values:
Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Excellence, Integrity, Respect, Empowerment and Inclusion.
18.2. Norms and values:
- Patient centered/ friendly service to all.
- Respect, protect and fulfill the rights of patient and doctors.
- Service priority to PWDs, Freedom Fighters, poor vulnerable and distressed populations.
- Priority work to research, piloting and feedback mechanism are in practice.
- Solidarity for greater interest of poorer class and respect to freedom fights.
- Participatory and integrated that is holistic approach of development.
- Good governances in practice.
- Equal dignity to all.
19. Slogan:
Enjoy good health and wellbeing by keeping control of Hypertension and Diabetes Mellitus.
Enjoy good health and wellbeing by keeping control of Hypertension and Diabetes Mellitus.
20. Who can be registered in this institution?
Those who are suffering from Hypertension or Diabetes only can register at this centre. After completing the registration process patients can receive all types of medical services as required.
21. Follow Chart/ diagram;
22. Free Service to Whom:
- To the well respected Freedom Fighters without waiting or serial.
- Support to the poor vulnerable and distressed populations.
- Persons with Disabilities (PWDs)/ alternatively able.
23. How to Communicate with the default patients:
- Communicate with patient self contact number and free cell phone call if not possible than contact with family members.
- Letter and message correspondence including use of alternative options.
24. List of our working potential wings under HTN&RCR:
24.1. Outdoor service:
Start with a warm reception by smiling face welcome to all at the entry point and well-furnished waiting room, queues, registration by only tk = 50/- for the service of HTN & Diabetes as onetime fee & tk = 40/- for every next visit.
24.2. Counseling:
Provides cordial counseling service by the qualified and well trained professional counselor having confidential, non judge-mental and talking therapy to all which implies to well practice lifestyle, food habit towards prevention, protection and leading long life.
Provides cordial counseling service by the qualified and well trained professional counselor having confidential, non judge-mental and talking therapy to all which implies to well practice lifestyle, food habit towards prevention, protection and leading long life.
24.3. The prime importance’s of counseling are as follows:
Counseling is necessary for the following reasons: Personal growth, Prevention, Recognizing where you came from, breaking old relationship patterns, letting go of bad habits, establishing a new normal, Attempting something new, Trying something new and investing in oneself. Besides above; Counseling is important to incorporate into your lifestyle for the following reasons: Speaking Your Mind, Validity and Clarity, Answers and Explanations, and They Care.
24.4. Awareness generation team:
Prioritizing the inevitable principle “Prevention is better than cure” we are regularly implementing Social Mobilization and Awareness Building (SOC. MOB. AB.) in different vivid activities like meetings, rallies, discussion sessions, leaflet and booklet distribution, TV scrolling, and related activities ultimately to social mobilization and awareness building on HTN and Diabetes.
24.5. Courtyard meeting/ Uthan Boithak:
As it is one of the best ways and means to share information through direct interaction that ultimately creates mass awareness, motivate, pull sufferer and reluctant patient for treatment, and aware community the HTN&RCR has been implementing the courtyard meeting even in remote rural areas regularly with full of enthusiasm, plan, and programmatic action by using a flip chart, dangler, microphone, leaflet, booklet and also conduct blood pressure check-up session.
24.6. NCD Patients Enrollment Camp:
HTN&RCR arrange and conduct NCD Patients Enrollment Camps both in rural, pre-urban, and urban areas on a regular basis as per pre-plan and pre-announcement to the respective areas and enrolled NCD patients through a short orientation and resuscitation.
24.7. Research:
One of the paramount and remarkable activities of HTN&RCR is to conduct a biomedical and empirical research study on the issues of HTN, Diabetes, different NCDs diseases, and related respondent research studies by its good calibers, sound and tuned expertise team and publishing report and publication as a regular and mandatory job. Meanwhile, HTN&RCR has accomplished 13 research studies which are really remarkable and contribute significantly.
24.8. Medical campaign by specialist Physicians:
The HTN&RCR arrange and conduct a Medical Campaign program in rural, pre-urban, and urban areas on a regular basis as per pre-plan, and pre-announcement to the respective areas and provide quality services to the patients with cordial efforts and also distribute free medicine, especially to the poor and distressed patient.
24.9. Laboratory service:
The HTN&RCR is well renowned in high quality and well-standard laboratory services which are well equipped and enriched with CT Scans, X-rays, blood pressure monitoring, electrocardiography, echocardiography, stress testing, Echocardiogram, Ultra-sonogram, ECG, Spirometry including related instruments and gadget, well furnished with available and latest reagent, appliances and highly qualified specialized medical team and rendering all the laboratory services with high efficiencies, reasonable cost, and even nominal cost also.
24.10. Vaccination Corner:
HTN&RC has its own Vaccination Corner and regularly renders cordial vaccination-pushing services like the market brand as per retail price. The Vaccine Corner is harnessed with programmatic vivid informative Information Education and Communication (IEC) and Social Behavioral Change Communication (SBCC) materials including instruments, logistics, and facilities in favor of the service receiving patient/ individuals and service providers work with a friendly approach and make sure rendering quality service. The Vaccination Center remains open each day as a regular program of implementation depending upon patients' demand.
24.11. Physiotherapy Corner:
The HTN&RCR have a physiotherapy center with well expert and sound Physiotherapist doctors, well-disciplined nurses, and a support staff team that provides diversified need-based quality service in view to changing lifestyle and day-to-day practices to get better and more comfortable life of each of the patient.
24.12. Observed different type of health day
The HTN&RCR has been well practiced to observe and implement the national and international days like World Health Day, World Hypertension Day, World Lupus Day, World Arthritis Day, World Breast Cancer Day, and World Conjunctivitis Day having colorful rallies, festoons, placard demonstration, submitting a memorandum of Understanding to the respective authority, discussion meeting on the subject, objectives, and importance of the related day among mass population folk participating by the different stakeholders and community and populace.
24.13. Certificate Course on Hypertension (CCH):
The HTN&RCR in joint collaboration with the North South University Dhaka has a renaissance journey of Certificate Course on Hypertension (CCH) which is for 03 months, especially for the Medical Graduates and above-level students experiencing from last 2020.
24.14. Research Methodology & basic Biostatistics Course:
The HTN&RCR has also initiated a handsome journey of Research Methodology & Biostatistics Course which is especially for the graduates and above level students from diversified disciplines and caliber with the convergent interest to go ahead and do something better in the arena of research on HTN and diabetes including NCD for the present and next generations medical students.
24.15. Day to day data entry and enrollment of patient under online and offline mode:
HTN&RCR has its own patient informative data entry and recording system maintained through using online and offline modes connecting with the central office data bank to field level ongoing activities resulting day to day updating information of rendering services and patients enrollment as an instructional capacity to control and management of data under coding and decoding including recording and documentation.
24.16. Publication of annual News Letter:
The HTN&RCR has been well practiced to regularly publishing a annual Newsletter titled as “Hypertension Barta” encompassing articles on health-related writings corresponding to current and important health news, research publication, case studies health trips, feedback from the reader's corners, as well as contemporary health issues are incorporated through this newsletter collating from the end of the most of the potential actors and stakeholders involved with the MOH&FP, Government administration and key players whose role and responsibilities are distinctly highlighted and carry extra value.
25. Venue support to implementing Government Foundation Training Courses:
The HTN&RCR has recent ties with the Directorate of Health under the Ministry of Health to provide support of training venue for their newly recruited employees to conduct 03 days foundation training course titled “Training for Doctors, on Diabetes Hypertension, Asthma, COPD, CKD” to conduct in each year which is also contributing to making a bridge of relationship between Directorate of Health and Family Planning.
26. A glimpse of our milestones of achievements are at glance:
26.1. Total number of registered patients (Hypertension)
- Total registered patients: 33729
- Average Daily Patient - 35
- Registered Patient (per day) - 6
26.2. Total number of registered patients (Diabetics)
- Total registered patients: 4322
- Average Daily Patient - 9
- Registered Patient (per day) - 5
26.3. Total number of registered patients in chart
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Total Registered
38051-
Hypertension
33729-
Average Daily Patient
35 -
Registered Patient
6 (/day) -
Today Patient
29
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Average Daily Patient
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Diabetics
4322-
Average Daily Patient
9 -
Registered Patient
5(/day) -
Today Patient
3
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Average Daily Patient
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Hypertension
27. HTN&RCRs project and program:
Ongoing project and programs activities are:
Provide overall health treatment of Hypertension and Diabetes from outdoor service in each working day.
Ongoing project and programs activities are:
Provide overall health treatment of Hypertension and Diabetes from outdoor service in each working day.
- Conduct meeting, seminar rally and day observance for social mobilization and awareness building.
- Regular publication of Hypertension Barta in quarterly interval.
- Conduct and arrangement of free medical campaign on HPT and diabetes.
- Detection of Hypertension patient and through information center disseminates information on HPT and diabetes.
- Arrangement and conduct free medical campaign on diabetes and HPT.
- Arrangement and conduct courtyard meeting to make aware community and identify both HPT and diabetes affected patient.
- Provide high quality pathological and laboratory diagnosis within low cost/ affordable price.
- Conduct time to time research study and piloting on HPT and diabetes.
- Conduct short course titled on Certificate Course on Hypertension.
- Conduct short course titled on Research methodology and Basic Biostatistics.
- Different national and international day observance
28. HTN&RCRs efforts to contribute to the arena of research:
Hypertension & Research Centre (HTN&RCR), Rangpur has its own enthusiastic and convergent humanitarian interest to conduct a research study and piloting as well as preventing and treatment of NCD especially in the field of Hypertension and Diabetes through Social Mobilization and Awareness Building (SOC MOB AB) and rendering quality service including the continuum of care by accelerating universal accessibility addressing to the affordability of the poorer community by involving community-based organizations and holistic approach to development so, that unwanted morbidity, mortality and unnecessary tragedy of life and livelihoods and negative effects are not existing and good health and wellbeing are being upheld among our populace. Note-worthy that meanwhile HTN&RCR has accomplished 13 research studies which are really remarkable and contributing significantly. Besides the above HTN&RCR is always conducting research studies on HTN and diabetes-related different biomedical and empirical issues to contribute more and more.
Hypertension & Research Centre has a well-disciplined disciplined management team harnessed with sound experiences and reputation in the arena of the treatment of Hypertension and Diabetes mellitus including NCD. HTN&RCR possesses the strong internal capacity and human resources to conduct a research study and technical proposal.
29. Rationale/ justification in research background:
In reference to the above-mentioned (prevalence status) WHO Report 16 March 2023 and WHO report before 2022 indicates most intimidating, alarming and its pervasiveness is globally, regional, national, and Rangpur region-specific status of HTN and diabetes are mostly relevant, coherent and urges to come forward to service delivery. Meanwhile Hypertension & Research Centre (HTN&RCR) has been harnessed with diversified research thematic evidence based experience, expertise, ample of high quality, unique HTN and Diabetes treatment and diagnosis services, working synergy and practices to the accomplishment of a large number of research studies both in the field and clinic level and have also its own ample of publications and newsletters which are also one of the fascicle indicators of its strength and capacities that might make HTN&RCR as one of the best institutions in compared to its similar competitors resuming all over the country. Inter-alia HTN&RCR has accomplished more than 13 research activities in the field of NCDs and especially HTN and Diabetes which are really remarkable in a single comparative analysis that the BARDEM hospital so far beyond compared to HTN&RCRs achievement and besides there is no superior institution in our country and we are rendering high-quality services in respect triple-bottom-line approach of benefit likely: Very nominal entry fees tk=50/- with a continuum of care, b, cost-free service/ stop out of pocket money, social mobilization, and awareness building campaigning service even in outreach communities door step and c, client-centered/ friendly service to all. The impact and effect of HTN&RCR well esteemed benevolent activities are for the magnificence of sacrifice to the present and future generations.
30. Potential working experiences in the arena of research study on Hypertension and Diabetes:
1. Causes of Death in Hypertensive Patients by Verbal Autopsy World Heart Journal ISSN:1556-4002, Volume 6, Number 2
2. Prevalence and Risk Factor of Hypertension in Rangpur, Bangladesh World Heart Journal ISSN:1556-4002, Volume 5, Number 2
3. Frequency of Causes of Dropout among Patients With Hypertension World Heart Journal ISSN:1556-4002, Volume 4, Number 4
4. Prevalence of Diabetes Mellitus among Known Hypertensive Patients World Heart Journal ISSN: 1556-4002, Volume 7, Number 2
5. Prevalence of Hypertension among individual with family history of Hypertension World Heart Journal ISSN: 1556-4002, Volume 5, Number 2.
6. Association of Left Ventricular Hypertrophy in Patients with Hypertension World Heart Journal ISSN: 1556-4002 Volume 6, Number.
7. Total semiannual treatment related expenditure of a patient due to hypertension EUROPEAN ACADEMIC RESEARCH Vol. V, Issue 8/ November 2017.
8. Prevalence and risk Factors of Hypertension Retinopathy in Hypertensive patients J Hypertension 6: 241. doi:10.4172/2167-1095.1000241.
9. Prevalence and Risk Factors of Hypertension among Government Employees Serving in Rangpur City, Bangladesh, January 2020, Mymensingh Medical Journal 29(1):142-148.
It is recognized and established truth that HTN is overtly accountable for 13% of entire death among all NCDs death all over the country occurring each year revealed by the well-renowned World Health Organization in 2021
It is recognized and established truth that HTN is overtly accountable for 13% of entire death among all NCDs death all over the country occurring each year revealed by the well-renowned World Health Organization in 2021
Other potential working experiences in the arena of research study on Covid-19 among Bangladesh
01. Willingness to vaccinate against COVID-19 among Bangladeshi adults: Understanding the strategies to optimize vaccination coverage Plos one journal April 27, 2022
31. Governance and management committee:
HTN&RCR has 02 tiers of egalitarian management encompassing the 07 number of highest professional categories and caliber enriched as well renowned and delighted people whose have discipline in the arena of medical science, treatment and own enthusiastic and convergent humanitarian interest in the field of medication, research study, dissemination and day to day treatment, care giving service of NCD and especially in the field of Hypertension and Diabetes. In fact, HTN&RCR is a non-government, non-political, non-profit making, non-religious, non-sectarian and renowned as a humanitarian voluntary organization committed to the thematic view reduction of the unwanted prevalence of Hypertension and Diabetes, its morbidity, mortality and unnecessary tragedy of life and livelihoods and negative effects are not existing and good health and wellbeing are being upheld among our populace. HTN&RCR has its well-harnessed legitimate constitutional principles, postulates and well-pronged management and administrative organs which are likely:
41 of General Committee and 07 number of Executive Committee member which are determined by the democratic process of voting from the chain within 03 years of interval.
31.1. Brief information of Executive committee:
| Sl | Name | Designation | Sex | Profession & dedication |
| 1 | Prof. Dr. Md. Zakir Hossain | Chairman | Male | Physician and Philanthropist |
| 2 | Dr. Ashok Kumar Vadra | Vice-Chairman | Male | Physician and Philanthropist |
| 3 | Prof. Dr. Shah Md. Sarwer Jahan | General Secretary | Male | Physician and Philanthropist |
| 4 | Dr. Md. Abdul Baset | Finance Secretary | Male | Physician and Philanthropist |
| 5 | Md. Afsar Ali | Office Secretary | Male | Freedom Fighter & Social Worker |
| 6 | Prof. Dr. Bikash Mojumdar | Executive Member | Male | Physician and Philanthropist |
| 7 | Dr. Md. Mafizul Islam | Executive Member | Male | Physician, Philanthropist & Poet |
32. What we wish to see:
HTN&RCR is imperative to see a good health and well sensitized community which are practicing good health, standard hygiene, sanitation, safe drinking water, sound life style practices, preventing disease, prolonging life and promoting health.
- In Bangladesh no Hypertension and diabetic should die untreated, unemployed or unfed.
- All people shall be provided with affordable health care service.
33. Who we are and what we do:
We are a similar-minded, similar caliber, occupational entity, and disciplined medical sciences, dedicated to the treatment, tempered with our own enthusiastic and philanthropic efforts as well convergent humanitarian interest in the field of medication, research study, awareness dissemination on public health issues, and care giving service of NCD and especially in the field of Hypertension and Diabetes. We are rendering an ample number of important medical and treatment services cost-free, nominal, and imperative to the national building by our sacrifice to mankind under the umbrella of HTN&RCRs egalitarian management which is well harnessed with legitimate entity, status, norms, values, principles, and postulates to the freedom fights and independence of Bangladesh
34. Staff strength, expertise and brief profile:
Total number of Doctors: 24
Total number of staff: 92
Staff deployed in both the head office and field level:
Level # of staff at head office # of staff at field level Total
Senior management 06 07 13
Mid level management 05 04 09
Front line 20 30 50
Support staff 05 02 07
Volunteer. 05 08 13
35. Organogram of HTN&RCR:
36. Attainments of distinct awards in Medical Treatment Services are:
| Sl | Title of the award | Institution | Reason behind credential of honor | Period of award |
| 1 | Zakaria Memorandum Award | Rangpur Shahityo Sangshod | Contribution in Medical Service | 2011 |
| 2 | Reception to meritorious citizen Jugeralo | News Writers Parishad | Contribution in Medical Service | 2013 |
| 3 | Talented physician Award Bangladesh Medical Teachers Welfare | Trust and Platform of Medical Dental Society | Contribution in Medical Service | 2021 |
| 4 | Honor & Memorandum of Award | Bangla Academy | Contribution in Medical Service | 2022 |
| 5 | SGM Chowdhury Gold Medal | Association of Physicians of Bangladesh (APB) | Contribution in Medical Service | 2023 |
37. Different working manual and guidelines
HTN&RCR has its own Clinical Waste Disposal and Management Policy Environmental Compliance Monitoring. Human Resource Management Policy, Financial Management Policy, Health Protection Policy, Procurement Policy, Zero Tolerance Policy, Gender Policy, Child Protection Policy, Disaster Management Policy. Terrorist financial policy.
38. Organizational standard and procedures:
HTN&RCR has a strong management team that has long working experiences in the field of Medical Science and the highest record in the Treatment History, Treatment, and research-related diversified studies, especially in the sector of Hypertension, Diabetes, and NCD also acquire a lot of resounding success home and aboard.
HTN&RCR has a strong internal capacity to write a financial and technical proposal and to complete implementation with success and satisfaction from the end of respective donors. It has a strong capacity to correspond and writes a report in English, sound communication and coordination with the local Govt. administration (Union & Upazila Parishad, District, City Corporation and upper level), Local Government and non-government humanitarian actors and especially with the MOH and FP, NIPORT. BSRM, Bardem. . Through maintaining these policies and guidelines of USAID and the Government of Bangladesh, HTN&RCR restore the standard of the organization and have a convergent interest to make more standard and unique service to patient specialized in the sector of HTN and Diabetes.
39. Membership/Partnership/MoU and collaboration with similar organization:
HTN&RCR proudly possesses a handsome ongoing working partnership with the following renowned institutions:
A, North South University of Bangladesh: Jointly conducting biomedical and imperial research as regular activities which are directly contributing additional values and importance in the arena of our service delivery.
DGHS: HTN&RCR has established as a well-known institution of NCDs especially Hypertension and Diabetes that are working together in conducting and implementing different components of Primary Health Care, especially HTN and Diabetes related and diversified research, assignment, training, orientation, joint venture research, and even in implementing short term dissertation activities from a couple of years.
40. Future Plan and smart desire:
The institution's future goals and plans for growth and development, including any strategic initiatives or partnerships.
- Conduct humanitarian service delivery from own robust existence.
- Expansion of service delivery activities among all the districts of Bangladesh.
- Establishment of a specialized unit, especially for the treatment of kidney and brain-related different complexion diseases, affected patients.
- Provide treatment of other Non-Communicable Diseases affected patients like Cancer, Asthma, and Heart diseases along with hypertension and diabetes treatment.
- Improving the quality of treatment care through exploring hypertension and diabetes-related research study and piloting as well.
- HTN&RCRs is convergent to make partnerships and ties with similar well-renowned institutions and forums remaining in different national and international arenas for its growth and development as a unique institution.
41. Short list of HTN&RCRs own assets and Logistics:
HTN&RCR has a good number of logistic, equipment and materials. Few number of Still Almirah, File Cabinet, Table, Chair, Computer, Motor Cycle, Generators Over Head Projector (OHP)- Multimedia Projector, Camera and fexible assets. It is remarkable the HTN&RCR multistoried building is erect upon on its . Own Land –
42. Banking Information
HTN&RCR maintain financial dealings and transaction with the following Bank :like a. Agrani Bank, Dutch Bangle bank and AB Bank.
43. Conference and Training Venue:
HTN&RCR has its own multistoried buildings which are encompassed with modern en-suite and amenities to run the programmatic activities swimmingly, avenues, launches, ample of well-decorated space, room for the patient and especially a well decorated Conference and Training Venue which are unique, well facilitative pompous and grandeur to conducting the meeting, training, conference, workshop and related professionals arrangement even always busy and hired by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare including different Government department and Government administration.
44. Annual Budget :
The HTN&RCR have its own annual budget for each of the year based on funding capacity, programmatic importance, exigency and affording capacity to implement in timely manner concurrence with the annual working plan and financial plan including fund flow.
45. Annual Audit report:
Both the internal and external audits are being practicing to implement in each financial year from the end of the management committee of the entity and from the end of the Government authorized institution which are harnessed with the rules, regulation and complying with the International Accounting Standard and Bangladesh Accounting Standard through covering June to July fiscal year as in build. Besides it ensures and confirm to performing Annual Audit in each of the fiscal year from the well renowned auditing firm like Huda Hossain and Co. Chattered Accountant, Department of Social Welfare and regular auditing under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of which are conveying best record of accounting practices are in place.
46. An appeal to come forward to meet unmet need:
It is overtly demonstrated that the HTN&RCR has been devotedly deployed especially in the sector of NCD alike to Hypertension and Diabetes and rendering a large number of patients service like annually HTN 30774 and Diabetes 2030 with nominal charge and continuum of care that are resulting to averting from sudden demise, keeping control of hypertension and diabetes and renaissance to good health and wellbeing conditions are the practical evidence with HTN&RCR. Despite rendering semi-free and nominal charges to each of the patients there is an unmet need for full free service and rehabilitation package service comprising financial support and care giving support, especially for the poorest of the poor, distressed, and households of below poverty line categories of populations. So, HTN&RCR is convergent to seeking support services from the end of the national Government, social benevolent patrons, donors, and response from the international community to meet the unmet need and put record of humanitarian donations along with us.
As research expands the knowledge base, gives the latest information, identify unique and important theme, builds credibility, get a better judgment, introduce new ideas, helps to problem-solve, reaching to people, and encourage curiosity the HTN&RCR is meticulously and ethically bound to implement research-based activities and always demonstrate expression of interest to afford funding support from different types of the donor community. In reference to the disease profile of the country, Bangladesh is one of the most unnecessary suffering countries in which a myriad of populations is becoming suddenly demise, in reference to the ICDDR NCD accounted for an estimated 70% of total deaths in Bangladesh in 2019. In Bangladesh 52% of men smoke and 01 out of 05 adults have hypertension, there are about 13.14 million cases of diabetes in Bangladesh in 2021, and an estimated 75,617 were attributed to diabetes in 2021.
47. SWOT analysis:
The HTN&RCRs believes that SWOT analysis is a strategic planning tool used to assess organization's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Conducting a SWOT analysis in its own context can assist uncover internal (strengths and weaknesses) and external (opportunities and threats) aspects that can affect its achieving success.
The HTN&RCRs is optimist to see that they can get insights into its existing situation, make educated decisions, and establish plans to improve its services and achieve its goals by completing a complete SWOT analysis.
47.1. Strength are:
- Waste disposal and management MOU with the Prism Bangladesh.
- We have our manual and guidelines on Clinical Waste Disposal management, Clinical Quality management manual, Standard Operating Procedure and different short guideline of Government on Clinical Issues of which are implementing in each ephare of the activities and submit regular report to respective upazila and district level authority.
- Good understanding, working and partnership with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and Local Government bodies including Government administration.
- Well equipped with fire extinguishing machinery set up and conducting semiannual basis simulation practice in work place.
- Sound working relation and working synergy, Field level planning , decision making and implementation are a regular process that are happening as teamwork.
- Healthcare providers with extensive experience in hypertension treatment.
- Advanced medical technology and facilities.
- Working synergy with similar competitors.
- Multi dimensional empowerment scope.
- Always research based piloting and mainstreaming.
- Service specific advisor.
- Positive patient testimonials and a solid reputation.
- Partnerships and ties with other healthcare providers or institutions.
- Patient-centered care and tailored treatment strategies.
- HTN&RCRs believes and practicing to share and decide as bottom up approach.
- Compare itself with the national and international parameter/ standards.
47.2. Weaknesses are:
- Risk of decreasing motivation and encouraging screening.
- Lack of awareness among the target population about the HTN&RCRs services.
- Waiting times for appointments or treatments.
- Insufficient patient education and support programs.
- Limited financial resources for investment in technology or infrastructure.
- Inadequate staffing or shortage of healthcare professionals.
47.3. Opportunities are:
- Growing prevalence of hypertension in the population.
- Increasing demand for specialized hypertension treatment centers.
- Support from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and Local Government bodies and Government administration.
- Sound working relation and working synergy, Field level planning , decision making and implementation are a regular process that are happening as teamwork.
- Ongoing reform incorporating research findings and recommendations.
- Expanding partnerships with local clinics, hospitals, or primary care physician including similar national and international potential institutions
- Offering telemedicine services to reach patients in remote areas
- Conducting research and participating in clinical trials.
- Participating to national and international meeting, seminar, training symposium and exposure visit.
47.4. Probable threats are:
- Vulnerable socio-economic condition.
- Lack of updated national guidelines and manual.
- Competition among other general healthcare providing centre
- Changes in healthcare policies or reimbursement models.--Potential lawsuits or legal challenges.
- Economic factors such as rising healthcare costs including out of pocket money even from poorest family.
48. Recommendation and certification from distinguished visitors:
48.1. Comment Book NO: 01, Serial No: 01, Dated: October 22, 2009
Dr. A.R. M Saifuddin Akram Professor, Head of Medicine Department Rajshshi Medical College. Wrote- Professor Dr. Md. Zakir Hossain, Professor and Dead of Department of Medicine, Rangpur Medical College, Rangpur has established this Hypertension & Research Centre which will bear the high importance of contribution to the high blood pressure suffering patients remaining in the peripheral area populations. My heartiest congratulation and greetings to its related all.
48.2. Comment Book NO: 01, Serial No: 02, Dated: October 22, 2009
Dr. Bishu Bhushan Das Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine Rangpur Medical College. Wrote- I took the opportunity to visit this Hypertension & Research Centre (HTN&RCR) of today noon. Very nice academic atmosphere and management, I wish to have its high flourishing and melioration.
48.3. Comment Book NO: 01, Serial No: 03, Dated: October 22, 2009
Obviously it urges to proclaiming high appreciative that Professor Dr. Md. Zakir Hossain has established this Hypertension Center in last November 2009 even at the Rangpur town area by his untiring and acidulous efforts. I feel pleasure and amazing to see that more number of the poor vulnerable and middle class patient fellows of Rangpur areas is getting cordial treatment service with a minimum @tk=50/= for registration which is a remarkable instance of humanitarian service are rendering within last one year of starting in a small and separate entity. I suppose, if one patient come once and gain cordial hypertension related service will come back again because of satisfaction. I also feel pleasure to know that a well equipped medical team is working under the guidance of Professor Dr. Zakir. It was feel pleasure firstly to see the all types of necessary arrangement are ready for the treatment hypertension patient. I came to know about future planning from Dr. Zakir and suppose to achieving milestone of success because he is tenaciously endeavoring forgetting ownership interest. We are the inhabitant of Rangpur areas populace will remain close to his hypertension center and wish to see its gradual success and improvement.
49. Address and Geographical Location:
Hypertension & Research Centre, Rangpur
Holding No: 13/2, Hypertension Centre Lane
Dhap, Jail Road, Rangpur, Bangladesh
Cell phone: +8801730448610
E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
Website: www.htncr.org
Facebook: Hypertension and Research Centre, Rangpur
50.Google map: adhere (if needed)
51. Name of the Contact Person:
Md. Anwar Hossain
MSc (Chemistry); MBA (HRM); MPH (Epidemiology).
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Mobile: +8801730448610
E-mail: [email protected]
52. Our Complacent and Gratitude:
Our heartiest gratitude to our fore founder Prof. Dr. Md. Zakir Hossain for his untiring and painstaking effort to establish Hypertension & Research centre, Rangpur in 2008 and convergent to see its utmost achievement towards contribution to humankind.
53. In fine, our cherish desire:
We wish to see HTN&RCR is well capacitated to conduct bio-ethical and empirical research study to contribute to unwanted morbidity, mortality, unnecessary tragedy of life and livelihoods and negative effects are not existing and good health and wellbeing are being upheld among our populace through joint effort, coordination, collaboration with the potential global partners, donor, well wishers and patrons as to meet our commitment.
Our Advantages
- Hypertension & Diabetic patient Treatment Services
- Physiotherapy Services
- Nebulization Services
- Academic Course
- Lab Services
- Vaccination Services
- Different Consultant Services
OUR OFFICE
Hypertension and Research Centre, Rangpur is a sister concern of Dr. Wasim-waleda Bahumukhi Kallayan Foundation was established in 14 November 2008 with the aim of improvement of public consciousness on risk factor, morbidity and mortality of Hypertension as a part of a great and services of humanity.
Amenities
- TV’s in each treatment room
- Complimentary coffee, Juice
- Wireless Internet
- Warm lavender towels
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