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The document provides a comprehensive overview of hospital functions, classifications, and management. It defines hospitals, outlines their roles in patient care, and categorizes them based on criteria such as type of patients and ownership. Additionally, it discusses organizational structures and the health delivery system in India.
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- 1. HOSPITAL Dr.Sowmya spoorthi.M ASSISTANT PROFESSOR KLECOLLEGE OF PHARMACY BELAGAVI
- 2. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Part-I: Hospital Pharmacy Hospital Definition, Function, Classifications based on various criteria, Organization, Management Health delivery system in India.
- 3. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi DEFINITION Hospital is definedas an institution that provides community health , where diagnosis therapy , rehabilitation, training and social services are provided.
- 4. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi FUNCTIONS OF MODERN HOSPITAL PATIENT CARE IMMUNISATION COUNSELLING AND PATIENT ADVICE CO-ORDINATION REHABILITATION RESEARCH EDUCATIONAL TRAINING WORKSHOPAND SEMINAR
- 5. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi CONCEPT OF DISTRICT HOSPITAL CLINICAL SERVICE CLINICAL SUPPORT NON-CLINICAL SUPPORT ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
- 6. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi CLASSIFICATION OF HOSPITALS CLINICAL –ORIENTED 1. ON the basis of Medicine used to cure the disease Allopathic Hospital Ayurveda hospital Siddha and Unani Hospitals Homeopathic Hospitals Physiotherapy Centres
- 7. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi 2. On thebasis of Anatomy and Physiology ENT Hospitals Cardiac Centres Eye Hospitals Kidney Hospitals Orthopaedic Hospitals Neurological Hospitals
- 8. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi 3. On thebasis of type of patients General Hospitals Gynaecology and Maternity Hospitals Paediatric Hospitals Accident Hospitals Psychiatric Hospitals Rehabilitation centres( for drug addicts)
- 9. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi 4. On thebasis of disease Cancer Hospitals T.B Hospitals Leprosy Hospitals Diabetes Hospitals
- 10. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi On The Basisof Objectives General Hospitals Example :- PHC’S Municipality Special Hospitals Example :- Cancer , T.B ,Dental Teaching and Research Hospitals Example:- AIIMS –New Delhi
- 11. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Non-Clinical Oriented Hospitals OWNERSHIP BASIS Controlled by the Central Government Military Hospitals Railway Hospitals All India Institute of Medical Sciences ,New Delhi JIPMER Hospital, Pondicherry.
- 12. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Controlled by StateGovernment J.J Hospital –Mumbai Sassoon Hospital –PUNE Ghati Hospital –Aurangabad ESI Hospital –Mumbai Victoria Hospital – Bengaluru Stanley Hospital – Chennai Civil Hospital -Jalgon
- 13. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Controlled by Corporation/Municipality BMCHospital - Mumbai KEM Hospital- Mumbai Cooper Hospital – Mumbai Bhagwati Hospital- Ahmedabad
- 14. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Private Trust Hospitals Bombay Hospital – Marine lines ,Mumbai Jaslok Hospital – Mumbai Rajasthan Hospital- Ahmedabad Jindal Hospital - Bengaluru
- 15. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Run by ReligiousBodies Hindu Mission Hospital – Chennai Al-Ameen Hospital – Bengaluru Christian Medical College Hospital – Vellore Minakshi Mission Hospital - Madurai
- 16. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Public Limited CompanyHospitals Apollo Hospital –Chennai Medinovo Hospital –Gujarat HMT Hospital- Hyderabad
- 17. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Private Clinics/nursing homes Such clinics are owned by an individual doctor or a group of doctors in towns or big cities and serve for 24hrs.
- 18. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi On the Basisof cost Costly hospitals Ex – Breach Candy Hospital Jaslok Hospital Low budget hspitals Ex – Civil and corporation hospitals Free/Conventional cost hospitals Ex – Manilal Kantilal Hospital, Ahmedabad.
- 19. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi On the basisof Bed size Large hositals - The bed size is more than 1000 Ex- J.J and K.E.M Hospitals Medium Hospitals -The Bed size is the range of 500- 100 Ex- Jaslok and Bombay Hospital Small Hospital -The Bed size lies in the range of 500-100 Ex- Breach Candy Hospital Very Small Hospital -The Bed size I less than 100 Ex – Municipal Hospitals and Private Clinics.
- 20. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Hospitals attached tomedical Colleges Ex- Bharti Vidyapeeth’s Medical College Pravra Medical College
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- 23. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi The OrganisationalStructure of a medical centre teaching hospital is shown in the chart below
- 24. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Governing Body andManagement Joint Commission on Accreditation on Hospitals(JCAH) 1. To establish the standards of the hospital 2. To conduct surveys and accreditation programmes for following purposes: To promote high Quality care in all aspects To apply certain basic principles of physical plant safety and maintenance. To maintain the essential services through the coordination effort of the staff. 3.To recognise compliance of standards by issuing certificates of accreditation. 4.To conduct educational and research programme and publish the results thereof
- 25. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Functions of theGoverning Body To select competent personnel including medical staff To control the hospital funds and To supervise the physical plant
- 26. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi The governing bodyin consultation with the chief administrative officer must establish The working hours,conditions,salary ,schedules ,proper check on personnel. Schedules of room rates and other charges for hospital inpatients amd ambulatory care. Methods for obtaining grands to supplement income from paying patients and help to balance the hospital budget Methods of investing funds such that the interest can be used for hospital operations The need for additional construction or replacement of the physical plant of hospital.
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- 28. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Medical Staff ofthe Hospital Honorary staff Consulting staff Active staff Associate staff Courtesy staff Resident staff
- 29. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi The Supporting Services Anaesthesia Service Blood Bank Central Sterile Supply Dietary Services Nursing Services Medical Records Services Pathology Services Radiology
- 30. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Hospital Management Directing 1.On-duty and work Schedules 2. Job Introduction 3. Training 4. Supervision Controlling
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- 33. Dr.SowmyaSpoorthi Organization Structure ofHealth Delivery System at State Level
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