IPD (Sudhir Gond's Copy May 09 130621)
IPD (Sudhir Gond's Copy May 09 130621)
IPD (Sudhir Gond's Copy May 09 130621)
DEPARTMENT
CONTENT
Introduction
Organisational Structure
Services Of Department
Recommendation
Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
In a hospital-based health care delivery system, inpatient services are the most important and
largest single part of the hospital, forming approximately 35-50% of the whole hospital complex.
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Inpatient care is the care of patients whose condition requires admission to a hospital. Progress in
modern medicine and the emergence of comprehensive out-patient clinics ensure that patients are
only admitted to a hospital when they are extremely ill or have severe physical trauma. Patients
are assigned an award or a room based on the type of care they need and the availability of the
bed.
The dimension of the general ward room is 8.7m x 8.3m and the area allotted per bed is 2.7m x
2.5m
The dimension of semi-private room is 3.8m x 8.6m and the area allotted per bed is 3m x 2.4m
The private room is 8.5m x 4.1m.
Semi Semi
pvt
room
1 2 3 4 5 pvt
room
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LAYOUT OF AN IPD WARD WITH ONLY PRIVATE ROOM AND DELUXE SUITE
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EQUIPMENT
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FLOORWISE DISTRIBUTION OF DMG and Services
FIRST FLOOR
Classification of Discipline
ward
MIBG WARD- A procedure used to find neuroendocrine tumours, such as neuroblastomas and
pheochromocytomas. A small amount of a substance called radioactive MIBG is injected into a
vein and travels through the bloodstream. Neuroendocrine tumour cells take up the radioactive
MIBG and are detected by a scanner. The MIBG scan is named after the chemical ‘iodine-131-
metaiodobenzylguanidine’ or MIBG for short.
In this section of the IPD no nursing staff is allowed to enter due to risk of radiation.
SECOND FLOOR
Classification of Discipline
ward (with total bed
no.)
Semi-pvt -2 BST/paediatric
FOURTH FLOOR
Classification of DMG
ward (with total bed
no.)
FIFTH FLOOR
Classification of DMG from which the
ward (with total bed patient are admitted
no.)
SEVENTH FLOOR
Classification of DMG from which the
ward (with total bed patient are admitted
no.)
● ICU –
● OT- when a surgery is planned for a patient the nursing staff ensures that all the protocols
are followed without any mistake. A surgical checklist is there for the patient before the
patient is transferred to the preparation room. After the checklist is confirmed, the patient
is transferred.
● LAB- as the patient is admitted they need timely check-up for their progress in their
health so that the patient urine/blood/stool sample is transferred to the lab. The billing for
the same is done through the smart card which is there for every patient who is admitted
in hospital. The attendant doesn’t have to go anywhere for bill payment.
● CSSD- The CSSD is one of the important departments which supplies all sterilised
equipment and consumables to the IPD. following are the name of consumables and
equipment which is supplied by CSSD-
Dressing set
Clipping removal
Tracheostomy set
ICV set
Bladder wash tray
Injection tray
Sucher tray
If the department requires any new equipment or consumables for that the IPD has to
indent the list of items through material management system HIS. A slip is generated for
the same that slip is sent to the Assistant nursing administration from there the slip is
forwarded to in charge of CSSD. A confirmation will be received from CSSD and the
indent item will be supplied to the IPD department.
● FOOD AND NUTRITION- This department is one of the important departments which
is responsible for the supply of food in communication with consultants and dieticians.
For every patient there is a different requirement so according to each patient the food is
supplied to the department.
SOP GUIDELINES
ADMISSION PROCESS
This process starts from the PRC building as and when the patient is advised by the doctor. The
PRC office informs the IPD via HIS and a receipt is generated in the PRC building which is
carried by the patient to the floor /ward mentioned in the receipt.
The admission slip has details of Floor, room no. bed no. in a decided coding.
The coding is indicated by combination of floor, ward and bed no.
The category of patient will also be there on the admission slip.
DISCHARGE PROCESS
As and when the patient is declared discharged by the consultant, the nursing staff sends DI i.e.,
discharge information to the PRC office fifth no. counter. Then the person on PRC checks about
the dues and balance if any. Then the person is declared discharged and a confirmation slip is
handed to the patient attendant which is submitted in the nursing station where the patient was
admitted. A discharge card is given at the end of the procedure.
If the patient leaves against medical advice (LAMA) the file is kept by the department itself.
At the final a discharge checklist is filled which includes the following checks
● Is Discharge intimation done?
● Has clearance given by CRO/PRC?
● Is all bills status become clear?
● Are the medical records (order sheet, Doctors note, Nurses notes) were in custody of
Nursing?
● Is there Possession of any hospital asset by the patient or his/her relatives?
● Have Counselling for follow-up visits and medication?
● Did the attendant pass get recovered?
● Is discharge summary issued?
● Is cause of death certificate issued (in case of death)
● Is the patient attender instructed/guided properly about the procedure of getting a Death
Certificate?
The nursing staff gives the DI (DISCHARGE INTIMATION) to the PRC section with the status
showing the patient is dead. The PRC checks the no dues status of the patient and gives a
confirmation slip to the attendant which then is submitted to the ward where the patient was
admitted earlier. Then the nursing staff maintains Form-4 which consists of details of the patient.
This form 4 consists of 3 pages which are of pink, yellow and white colour. Out of 3 copies
yellow one is handed over to the attendant, white one is forwarded to the MS office and pink one
is kept in the book itself for record. Another form which is Form-2 is also maintained which is
filled by the patient attendant, later on forwarded to MS office. Once this process is done a slip is
maintained which has 3 copies. That slip is used for security identification of the body. The slip
is pasted on the head and toe of the body while one is given to the security man. The security
man cross checks the details so that no scope for body interchange remains. Then finally the
body is handed to the attendant.
In case it is not possible to take away the body on the day of death. The attendants are required to
fill a mortuary request form, in which if the request is approved from the mortuary the body can
be stored in the mortuary.
Documentation Process
● The nursing staff maintains a register indicating the following details. This register is
used as a formal communication channel between the ward and MS office. The register
contains the following details.
● When a patient is discharged the following details are maintained in the register.
PATIENT NAME
CASE NO.
DMG
DIAGNOSIS
CONTACT NO
CLEARANCE
REMARK
SIGN
After the 15 days of death the patient attendant gets the legal death certificate from MS office.
RECOMMENDATION
During the study I observed the following points which can be considered to adopt which will
bring enhancement to the IPD.
1. I found there were signs which were labelled in the wrong place. In the department this
can create mismanagement or can increase the time of delivering a service.
2. The colours of the dustbin were not in the standard code. This holds the potential to
create a biomedical hazard and the SOP from the government directs that this should be
followed strictly. People can accidentally throw the waste in the wrong bin.
3. I see an urgent need of resuming the patient nurse call system. This is to be suggested
because at a time there are only 4 nursing staff and 4 housekeeping staff . Which makes
the ratio of 1:10 against the standard of 1:6. In some conditions every second can decide
the life and death of a patient. This patient nurse call system can help to minimise that
gap.
4. There can be a provision of patient attendant orientation about self management. This can
help the patient attendant to educate themself regarding the proper usage of services.
Which has the potential of reducing infection risk, biomedical hazards, and misuse of
resources.
CONCLUSION
After spending four days in IPD I got to experience and learn many new things. With all the
strong and weak situations the IPD is delivering its services very smoothly and strongly 24x7.
The staff over there are very much passionate and dedicated about the roles and responsibilities
they are assigned. The liaison with other supportive departments are running smoothly without
any fail. The nursing staff is punctual and housekeeping as well about their duty. I observed a
friendly environment among the staff working in the IPD.