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ADMISSION PROCESS

Once the physician has admitted the patient to the United Doctors Hospital, the relevant hospital rules and regulations will be applied where:

  • At the Admission office, the patient will be required to provide personal information and to sign a General Consent Form before being taken to the ward.

  • If the patient is incapable then, information is obtained from a family member.

  • The patient will be placed in the assigned room and will be given necessary treatment and care by the attending Physician and Nurses.

  • Our dedicated team of professionals is prepared to make your stay comfortable. It is our objective to meet your physical, emotional needs and treat you with dignity, care and respect.

    • DISCHARGE PROCESS

    The attending physician ensures that the patients discharge needs are met.

  • Communicates the patient’s readiness for discharge to concerned hospital staff and ensures that continuity of care must be followed after discharge.

  • The attending physician educates the patients prior to discharge about his/her illness and to provide proper self care.

    • The physician provides the patient with complete information about aftercare and therapeutic advice at home as follows:
  • Times to take medications and any special instructions.

  • Any equipment that the patient might use at home.

  • When to call the physician and how to obtain urgent care.

    • The attending physician ensures that continuity of care occurs after discharge by:
  • Assigning the follow up appointment for the patient (appointment card is being provided)

  • Arranging referral services to the patient

  • Communicating with other receiving physicians in case of transfer.

    • Questions the patient should ask before going home:
  • Does he/she need to come back to be re-checked? Who should he/she see?

  • What health problems should the patient watch for at home?

  • Have medications been prescribed? What are they and what are they for?

  • Are there any side effects to the medications? If so, should the patient stop taking the medications?

  • Any food restrictions and physical activities that should be considered?

    • PATIENT PRIVACY

    Our commitment and duty to maintaining the privacy of patient information:

  • The patient shall be ensured confidential treatment of all information contained in his personal and clinical record.

  • The patient shall be entitled to summaries of such records.

  • The patient’s written consent shall be required for the release of information to anyone not otherwise authorized by the patient to receive it. Only minimum information is released which is necessary for the purpose.

  • The patient will be explained about the circumstances in which it is needed to share information about them with others involved in their healthcare.

  • The patient will be given opportunity to withhold permission from us to share information.

  • The patient has the right to ensure complete confidentiality of all his/her treatment by never been discussing the patient in public, never revealing the patient name or any information about his illness, and not publicizing any information.

  • Preventing information from being accidentally revealed and prevent unauthorized access by keeping information secure at all times.

  • In exceptional circumstances, it may be justified to make confidential patient information known without consent if, it is in the public interest or the patient’s interest

  • We, as a staff of United Doctors Hospital have both an ethical and a legal duty to keep the patient information confidential.

    • If a patient allows to share information, we make sure:

  • We will share with the patient what will be release?

  • The reason for releasing it

  • The likely consequences of releasing information

    • PATIENTS SATISFACTION

  • We belive that the patient satisfaction and patient perceptions of outcomes have become valuable and important components in the assessment of the quality of health care.

  • Patients are uniquely able to provide information about their ease or difficulty of obtaining care, the interpersonal dimensions of the patient and physician relationship. The patient’s view of the technical quality of care provided, and the patient’s functional status and perceived wellbeing.

  • It is the responsibility of the United Doctors Hospital to give high quality care and services to the patients and measure the quality and satisfaction of the patients in order to improve the quality of care and services.

  • The Patient Relation Officer /social worker will give each patient the satisfaction questionnaire during their daily patient rounds.

  • The Patient Relation Officer /social worker will kindly ask the patient to fill the patient satisfaction questionnaire and explain how important their input. Your opinion is confidential. We value and appreciate your feedback.

    • COMPLAINTS & SUGGESTION

  • We will do our best to provide you with the highest level of medical, nursing and other services. However, if we do not meet your expectations please do not hesitate to exercise your right to complain.The patient has the right to be informed about the complaint process.

  • Complaint could be received by the Patient Relation Officer, Social Worker or Duty Manager.

  • The matter will be investigated and will be taken seriously by the Patient Care Committee.

  • Acknowledgement of the complaint will be made to the patient by the Patient Care Committee Coordinator.

  • The patient will be provided a written notice of the hospital’s reply about the complaint.

  • The patients, relatives & visitors have the right to Complaint regarding any aspect of service provided.

    • You may communicate with us and send your suggestions and complaints through the interactive WhatsApp system

      Send Star (*) to 0555911287 and follow the instructions

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    THERAPEUTIC AND DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING DEPARTMENT SERVICES

    Include Diagnostic X-Ray Procedures, Mammography, CT Scanning & Diagnostic Ultrasound studies constitute the majority of the daily procedural load. Services related or concomitant to imaging include quality assurance monitoring and evaluation, quality control (including protecting patients and staff from harmful radiation), image interpretation, transcription, record filling/management and continuing education.

    Portable X-Ray

    Portable X-Ray equipments allow radiographs to be obtained in surgery as well as medical/surgical and intensive care section
    Caters diabetic patients, Thyroid Disorders, Growth Disorders in children, Pituitary Disorders, Reproductive Endocrinology, Excessive Weight Gain (Obesity) and Endocrine Hypertension. Metabolic Bone Disease are catered by Consultants with facilities for estimation of Bone Mineral Density (BMD) and monitoring of therapy for osteoporosis.

    Two C-Arm machines

    Two C-Arm machines in the OR for Orthopedics and Urological procedures.

    MRI

    MRI is also added on Diagnostic Imaging department to accommodate Neurological, Musculo-skeletal procedures.

    Digital Panoramic

    DigitalPanoramic is being installed and connected to PACS/HIS to easily access to the dental clinic.

    Diagnostic Imaging

    Diagnostic Imaging Department is now 24 hours service to accommodate more patients and avoid overcrowding during rush hour.

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