Definition of Hospital by W.H.O.
History Of Hospital Development.
Factors Responsible For Development Of Hospitals.
Classification of Hospitals.
Function Of Hospitals.
Factor Affecting Distribution Of Beds.
Factors Influencing Hospital Utilization.
Administration.
Role of Administrator.
Management.
Scaler Principle.
Person reporting directly to Administrator.
Inpatient Department consists of a wards with Nursing Station,Beds, and all other facilities & services necessary for good patient care. It is one of the important aspects of hospital as every ratios and calculation for hospital planning and designing process.
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Inpatient Department consists of a wards with Nursing Station,Beds, and all other facilities & services necessary for good patient care. It is one of the important aspects of hospital as every ratios and calculation for hospital planning and designing process.
OPD is the mirror of the hospital, which reflects the functioning of the hospital being the first point of contact between the patient and the hospital staff.
Patients visit the OPD for various purposes, like consultation, day care treatment, investigation, referral, admission and post discharge follow up. Not only for treatment but also for preventing and promotive services like, health check up, Immunisation, Physio-therapy and so on.
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Definition of Hospital by W.H.O.
History Of Hospital Development.
Factors Responsible For Development Of Hospitals.
Classification of Hospitals.
Function Of Hospitals.
Factor Affecting Distribution Of Beds.
Factors Influencing Hospital Utilization.
Administration.
Role of Administrator.
Management.
Scaler Principle.
Person reporting directly to Administrator.
3. Definition of Hospital by
W.H.O
“The hospital is an integral part of sociol and
madical organization,the function of which is to
provide for the population,complete health
care,both curative and preventive,and,whose out
patient services reach out tothe family and its
homeenvironment;the hospital is also center for
the traning of health workers and for social
research”
4. History Of Hospital Development
The word hospital is an Italian word.
DERIVED from Hospitility meaning to be guest.
It is represented by Staff and Serpent.
Staff Patient.
Serpent Caring off.
In U.S first modern hospital was the Pennsylvania
Hospital, founded in Philaelphia in 1751.
IN 1800’s other large facilities were built,such as
Massachuse General Hospital.
MAYO Hospital is the oldest hospital in Lahore.
5. Factors Responsible For Development Of
Hospitals
1. Advance in Medical Sciences.
2. Development Of Technological Sophistication
and Specialization.
3. Development of Profestional Nursing.
4. Advance in Medical Education.
5. Contribution by Industrialist.
6. Support by Health Insurance.
7. Role of Government.
6. Classification of Hospitals
1. According to type of services provided.
2. According to number of beds.
3. According to ownership.
4. According to duration of stay.
7. Classification of Hospitals
1 ; According to Type Of Services Provided
General Hospital Special Hospital
General Hospital ; In all typa of services are
provided to both adult and childern under the same
roof. E.g, S.Z.H
Special Hospital ; this hopiyal deal with
specific catogary e.g Eye Hospital, Childern Hospital,
Punjab Cardiology Hospital.
8. Classification of Hospitals
2 ; According to number of beds
Regional Teaching Hospital > 600 beds.
District Hospital 100 to 600 beds.
Rural Hospital 20 to 100 beds.
9. Classification of Hospitals
3 ; According to ownership.
i. Public hospital.
ii. Private hospital.
Public hospital; these hospitals are owend by
government or autonomous bodies.
Private hospital; Owend by private or
entrepreneur, it can be futher classify
Commercial.
Non profit.
10. Classification of Hospitals
4 ; According to duration of stay.
stay > 30 days e.g, orthopedic hospital.
stay < 30 days e.g, Eye hospital.
11. Function Of Hospitals
1. curative care
2. Premitive and promotive care.
3. Domilillary care.
4. Traning.
5. Research.
6. Health Education.
7. Accident & Emergency services.
8. Disaster Management.
9. Physiotherapy.
10. Laboratory Services.
11. Medical Record Kepping.
12. Factor Affecting Distribution Of Beds
1. Type of hospital.
2. Availability of resourses.
3. Prevalence/ incidence of disease.
4. Accident and injury.
5. Male and Female ratio.
6. Level of experties.
7. Intensive care problems.
8. Financial resources.
9. Statical figures,
average length of stay.
turn over period.
bed occupency.
throughput.
13. Factors Influencing Hospital Utilization
1. Availability of beds.
2. Method of payment of hospital services.
3. Age of population.
4. Bed distribution.
5. Availability of extramural medical services.
6. Hospital bottel neck.
7. Medical custom and social pattern.
8. Supply of physician.
9. Research and traning.
10. Morbidity.
11. Internal organization.
14. Administration
Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Directing, Coordinating,
Reporting, Budgeting.
Classified Catogeries of Administration
repration of hospital legislaton, planning of hospital
system as a whole, determination of internal policy and
regulation for the operation of hospital.
Application of hospital legislation and of social
assistance provision by the Authrities responsible for
management of hospital services whether they are local;
public and private.
Daily running of the hospital by the administrative staff
concerned with personnel,finnance accounts and
technical services.
15. Role of Administrator
1. Planning for the future while managing the present.
2. Ability to produce and accept new and cerative
ideas;being an agent of change.
3. Willingless to take risk to get the new ideas accept
implemented.
4. Ability to coordinate ,bringing about harmony and
collaboration;organizing,resources and controlling.
5. Ability to analyze,synthesize and integrate diverse
information.
6. Sence of equity,fairness and social justice.
7. Knowledge,skills and experience.
8. Ability to delegate,making effective use of own time
and that of others with him.
16. Role of Administrator
(conti.)
9. Good personal motivation and ability to motivate
and develop, the people working in the hospital.
10. Ability to review and evaluate,making adjustments
as necessory.
Rolr Of Administrators
Administrator reports to the governing body, such
as Director of Health serveces.
17. Management
Management is the key process;the function of management is to
enable our patient/doctor/nursese team to do their work as
easily, as efficiently,as economicaly, as effectly and as possible
so that they can develop and maintain a caring environment
with in hospital.
Principles of hospital management
Unity to command.
Span of control.
Homogenous assingment.
Delegation of authority.
Function of management
Planning.
Organizing.
Staffing.
Leadind / Directing.
Controlling.
18. Elements of management
1. Personal management.
2. Step in recruitment.
3. Attracting the application.
1. Personalmanagement.
“Function of caring for staff in the organization is known as Personal
Management”
Steps in Personal management.
i) Human sesources planning.
ii) Recruitment and selection.
2. Stepin recruitment.
i) JOB Analysis.
->job specification.
-> job description.
3. Attractingthe application.
by advertisement.
evaluating application.
Selection.
Placement and development.
19. Financial Management
Budget;
“Are formal financial statement of policies,plans
and goals that are designed to assure that actions are
taken within boundaries laid down by top management”
Developmental budget;
use for new process.
Non-developmental budget;
for salaries and daily expenditures e.g,
bills.
Monitoring the Budget By
Monthly statement.
Excess statement.
Accounting.
Auditing.
20. MATERIAL MANAGEMENT
Hospital adminitrator ensure;
“ The supply of Right Thing at the Right Place, at
Right Time and at Right Cost.”
Time management is the most important
part,which is fundamental to job performance.
21. Scaler Principle
Director of hospital
(administrator)
Deputy Director
Assistant Director
Senior Medical Officer
Resident Medical Officer
22. Person reporting directly
to Administrator
Medical superintendent.
Nursing superintendent.
Associat Assistant Administrator.
Principal School of Nursing.
Coordinatory , community health program.