Doh Hospital Level 3 Requirements
Doh Hospital Level 3 Requirements
Doh Hospital Level 3 Requirements
SERVICE CAPABILITY
1. Administrative Service
1.1. Personnel
1.2. Accounting
1.3. Budget and Finance
1.4. Medical Records
1.5. Property and Supply
1.6. Housekeeping
1.7. Laundry and Linen
1.8. Maintenance
1.9. Ambulance Service
1.10. Security
1.11. Dietary
1.12. Social Service
2. Clinical Service
2.1. Specialty Clinical Care
2.1.1. Department of Medicine
2.1.2. Department of Pediatrics
2.1.3. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
2.1.4. Department of Surgery and Anesthesia
2.2. Critical Care
2.2.1. Intensive Care
2.2.2. Post Anesthesia Care
2.2.3. Pathologic – Premature Nursery
2.3. Emergency Service
2.4. Outpatient Service
2.5. General Dentistry
3. Nursing Service
3.1. Intensive Care and Management
3.2. Health Education and Counseling
4. Ancillary Service
4.1. Tertiary Clinical Laboratory
4.2. Radiology – 2nd Level
4.3. Pharmacy
The service may be contracted out. A contract of service or memorandum of agreement with a
service provider should be secured as a prerequisite for license to operate.
The service may be contracted out but subject to infection control mechanism. A contract of
service or memorandum of agreement with a service provider should be secured as a prerequisite for
license to operate.
The service may be contracted out but available for 24 hours 7 days a week and physically
present. A contract of service or memorandum of agreement with a service provider should be
secured as a prerequisite for license to operate.
Secure license from the Bureau of Health Devices and Technology.
Secure license from the Bureau of Food and Drugs.
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PERSONNEL
1. Administrative Service
1.1. Chief of Hospital 1
1.2. Administrative Officer 1
1.3. Clerk (pool) 1:50 beds
1.4. Bookkeeper 1
1.5. Billing Officer 1
1.6. Cashier 1
1.7. Medical Records Officer 1
1.8. Medical Records Clerk 1:75 beds
1.9. Supply Officer 1
1.10. Storekeeper 1
1.11. Laundry Worker 1:50 beds
1.12. Utility Worker a.m. shift = 1:75 beds
p.m. shift = 1:75 beds
night shift = 1
1.13. Security Guard 1/shift
1.14. Maintenance Personnel 1/shift
1.15. Driver 1/shift
1.16. Nutritionist / Dietitian 1
1.17. Cook 1:100 beds
1.18. Food Service Supervisor 1
1.19. Food Service Worker 1:50 beds
1.20. Medical Social Worker 1
2. Clinical Service
2.1. Chief of Clinics 1
2.2. Department Head 1/department
2.3. Physician 50 beds & below = 6
every additional 50
beds = additional 2
2.4. Dentist 1
2.5. Dental Aide 1
3. Nursing Service
3.1. Chief Nurse 1
3.2. Supervising Nurse 50 beds & below = 1
51 – 100 beds = 2
101 – 150 beds = 3
151 beds & above = 4
3.3. Head Nurse 1:15 staff nurses
3.4. Staff Nurse 1:12 beds at any time
The personnel may be contracted out. A contract of service or memorandum of agreement with a
service provider should be secured as a prerequisite for license to operate.
The physician must not go on continuous duty for more than forty-eight (48) hours.
For every three (3) nurses, there must be one (1) reliever.
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Critical care unit includes intensive care unit (ICU), post anesthesia care unit (PACU) / recovery
room (RR), and pathologic – premature nursery.
Nursing attendant / midwife is optional if the authorized bed capacity (ABC) is less than twenty-
four (24) beds. If the ABC is 24 beds and above, the ratio will apply. For every three (3) nursing
attendants / midwives, there must be one (1) reliever.
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EQUIPMENT / INSTRUMENT
1. Administrative Service
1.1. Computer / Typewriter 1
1.2. Fire Extinguisher 2
1.3. Standby Generator 1
1.4. Push Cart 1
1.5. Food Conveyor (closed type) 1
1.6. Exhaust Fan 1
1.7. Food Scale 1
1.8. Garbage Receptacle with Cover 1
1.9. Osterizer / Blender 1
1.10. Refrigerator / Freezer 1
1.11. Stove 1
1.12. Utility Cart 1
1.13. Ambulance 1
2. Clinical Service
2.1. Emergency Room
2.1.1. Ambu Bag
2.1.1.1. Adult 1
2.1.1.2. Pediatric 1
2.1.2. Clinical Weighing Scale 1
2.1.3. Defibrillator 1
2.1.4. ECG Machine 1
2.1.5. EENT Diagnostic Set 1
2.1.6. Emergency Cart 1
2.1.7. Examining Table 1
2.1.8. Gooseneck Lamp / Examining Light 1
2.1.9. Instrument Table 1
2.1.10. Laryngoscope with Blades 1
2.1.11. Medicine Cabinet 1
2.1.12. Minor Surgery Instrument Set 1
2.1.13. Nebulizer 1
2.1.14. Neurological Hammer 1
2.1.15. Oxygen Unit 1
2.1.16. Sphygmomanometer
2.1.16.1. Adult Cuff 1
2.1.16.2. Pediatric Cuff Set 1
2.1.17. Stethoscope 1
2.1.18. Suction Apparatus 1
2.1.19. Suturing Set 1
2.1.20. Tracheostomy Set 1
2.1.21. Vaginal Speculum Set 1
2.1.22. Wheelchair 1
2.1.23. Wheeled Stretcher 1
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PHYSICAL PLANT
1. Administrative Service
1.1. Lobby
1.1.1. Waiting Area
1.1.2. Information, Reception and Communication Area
1.1.3. Toilet
1.2. Admitting and Social Service Office
1.3. Business Office
1.3.1. Billing
1.3.2. Cashier
1.3.3. Budget and Finance
1.4. Medical Records and Personnel Office
1.5. Office of the Administrative Officer
1.6. Office of the Chief of Hospital
1.7. Office of the Chief of Clinics
1.8. Conference and Training Room
1.9. Staff Toilet
1.10. Laundry and Linen Office
1.10.1. Sorting and Washing Area
1.10.2. Pressing and Ironing Area
1.10.3. Storage Area
1.11. Maintenance Office
1.11.1. Work Area
1.11.2. Housekeeping Area
1.11.3. Motorpool and Ambulance Parking Area
1.12. Property and Supply Office
1.13. Waste Holding Room
1.14. Dietary
1.14.1. Dietitian Office
1.14.2. Supply Receiving Area
1.14.3. Cold and Dry Storage Area
1.14.4. Food Preparation Area
1.14.5. Cooking and Baking Area
1.14.6. Serving and Food Assembly Area
1.14.7. Washing Area
1.14.8. Garbage Disposal Area
1.14.9. Dining Area
1.14.10. Toilet
1.15. Mortuary
2. Clinical Service
2.1. Emergency Room
2.1.1. Waiting Area
When the services are contracted out, these areas are not required. However, a contract of service
or memorandum of agreement with a service provider should be secured as a prerequisite for license
to operate.
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2.1.2. Toilet
2.1.3. Nurse Station
2.1.4. Examination and Treatment Area with Lavatory/Sink
2.1.5. Observation Area
2.1.6. Equipment and Supply Storage Area
2.1.7. Wheeled Stretcher Area
2.2. Outpatient Department
2.2.1. Waiting Area
2.2.2. Toilet
2.2.3. Admitting and Records Area
2.2.4. Examination and Treatment Area with Lavatory/Sink
2.2.5. Consultation Area
2.2.6. Dental Clinic
2.2.7. Office of the Department Head
2.2.7.1. Medicine
2.2.7.2. Pediatrics
2.2.7.3. Obstetrics and Gynecology
2.2.7.4. Surgery and Anesthesia
2.3. Surgical Service
2.3.1. Major Operating Room
2.3.2. Recovery Room
2.3.3. Sub-sterilizing Area/Work Area
2.3.4. Sterile Instrument, Supply and Storage Area
2.3.5. Scrub-up Area
2.3.6. Clean-up Area
2.3.7. Male Dressing Room and Toilet
2.3.8. Female Dressing Room and Toilet
2.3.9. Nurse Station/Work Area
2.3.10. Wheeled Stretcher Area
2.3.11. Janitor’s Closet
2.4. Obstetrical Service
2.4.1. Delivery Room
2.4.2. Labor Room with Toilet
2.4.3. Sub-sterilizing Area/Work Area
2.4.4. Sterile Instrument, Supply and Storage Area
2.4.5. Scrub-up Area
2.4.6. Clean-up Area
2.4.7. Male Dressing Room and Toilet
2.4.8. Female Dressing Room and Toilet
2.4.9. Nurse Station/Work Area
2.4.10. Wheeled Stretcher Area
2.4.11. Janitor’s Closet
2.5. Pathologic – Premature Nursery
2.5.1. Pathologic Room
2.5.2. Premature Room
2.5.3. Work Area with Sink
2.5.4. Viewing Area
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A minimum of 60 square meters in clinical work area is required (excluding toilet, extraction and
reception area).
A minimum of 15 square meters in floor area is required.
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