Bartsham Hospital

30/04/2026

24/04/2026

A respiratory outbreak disaster preparedness drill was successfully conducted today at Bartsham Hospital. The drill was designed to strengthen our readiness to respond to potential public health emergencies.
The simulation involved patient surge with presentations ranging from mild to severe, life threatening respiratory illness. It challenged our team to apply triaging protocols, emergency management, infection control and prevention measures while coordinating decision making in real time.
The drill provided an opportunity to test our readiness, system and communication while identifying gaps and reinforcing teamwork under pressure. The importance of early recognition, efficient resource utilization, infection control and proper coordination during rapidly evolving situations were highlighted.
We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the administration, staff and students of Bartsham Central School for their invaluable support, participation, and cooperation throughout the exercise. Their involvement greatly enhanced the realism and impact of the drill, making it a learning experience for all involved.
With this drill, we move one step closer to building a safer and more resilient community.Bartsham Central School

01/04/2026

We are pleased to share that a two-day Basic Life Support (BLS) training, held from 30th–31st March 2026, was successfully conducted by Dr. Dechen Y Choden and Ms. Tashi Lhamo(EMR).

The training aimed to enhance the knowledge and practical skills of healthcare staff in managing emergency situations, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), airway management, and timely response to life-threatening conditions. Participants actively engaged in hands-on sessions and demonstrations, strengthening their confidence in delivering immediate and effective care.

Such capacity-building initiatives play a vital role in improving the quality of patient care and ensuring better preparedness in emergency situations.

We would like to sincerely thank Dr. Dechen and Ms. Tashi Lhamo for their dedication and valuable contribution in conducting this important training. We also appreciate all participants for their active involvement and commitment to learning.