Welcome to Dalla Cement Factory

Workers Day Inspection -2013

Dedicated To Make The Difference DALLA HOSPITAL

VISION
To be one of the finest Healthcare institution in Jaypee Group providing Quality Medical Care Services with the state of art technology

Quality
Is never an accident. It is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skilful execution

Quality Standards for Hospitals

1) 2) 3) 4)

Access ,Assessment and Continuity of Care (AAC) Care of Patients (COP). Management of Medication (MOM). Patient Right and Education (PRE).

5)
6) 7)

Hospital Infection Control (HIC).

Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI).

Facility Management and Safety (FMS).

Practices Implemented

REGISTRATION DESK
Scope of services well defined and understood by staff
Admission process streamlined, admission counseling started Job responsibilities of staff clearly defined

Patients rights and responsibilities are identified and respected

Increased patient satisfaction and quality of care

Increase in staff strength in areas like enquiry, doctors & as per work load

Staff review meetings for discussion complaints & suggestions

OPD Consultation
Increased patient satisfaction
Monthly review of statistics on mortality, code blue occurrence, capacity utilization, staff performance etc.

Corrective steps taken to reduce OPD consultation waiting time

More emphasis on preventive care through patient education.

Protocols for preventive health checks, cardiac evaluation, Stroke, Head Injury, Anaphylaxis have been reinforced

Procurement, storage & dispensing policies/procedures for medications well defined

PHARMACY

Improved inventory practices as a result of training of staff Special care taken in handling, storing and dispensing sound alike, look alike and high risk medicines Regular medical audits Adverse drug reactions & medication error tracking & review has been reinforced

Lower incidents of medication related adverse events in care

W H O GUIDELINES FOR PHARMACY MANAGEMENT

DIAGNOSTICS
Procedures and policies for pathology & radiology depts. implemented with standardized processes

Wastages identified Regular monitoring and corrective actions of taken. Biomedical waste Radiation (TLD BADGE) practices improved

Continuous monitoring of clinical tests results

Staff with requisite qualifications and experience is employed

Increased patient safety and enhanced quality of services provided

Laboratory Practices To Minimize Errors

Workload Management
Adequate Attention To Detail

Sample Control

Quality Management
Reducing Time Pressures Tests Validated

Results Verification

Quality Control & Assessment

OT & Nursing
Improved practices and reduced chances of error

Periodic Teaching Protocols for Nursing Minor OT Procedure

Proper documentation of Admission notes and sign offs by treating Doctors are in place

Sterilization and disinfection practices are monitored and are in place

Prevention of adverse Infection events like wrong site, wrong patient &Medication surveillance carried out regularly Errors is defined and implemented

Plan Protocol and Practice Changes

Clinical guidelines, protocols, or care maps for Critical Care procedures and Emergencies
MI STROKE SNAKE BITE Epilepsy Electrocution Head Injury Department-specific quality plans Updated educational and training materials Hand-washing, and infection prevention;

Educational materials for patients Providing Advanced Nurse Practitioner Service

Plan Protocol and Practice Changes

Recording of Medication Errors Trauma Transfer Plan Cardiac Transfer Plan Stroke Transfer Plan Spinal Injuries Transfer Plan Head Injury Transfer Plan Complicated Malaria Management Plan

Plan Protocol and Practice Changes

Evidence Based Practice Triage Code Blue Upgradation of Clinical Management Practices
In House Training On round and After Rounds Clinical Discussion Post-Emergency Roundup Sessions Encouraging Multidisciplinary Proficiency in Hospital Staff

Some Acute Emergency Cases We managed This Year (Golden Hour Management is Crucial)
CerebroVascular Accidents(STROKE) Myocardial Infarction Snake Bite Spinal Injury Head Injury Lumbar Disc Prolapse Epilepsy Hyperglycemic crisis after xylocaine (Rare Incidence 1 in 1 Lac) Complicated Falciparum Malaria

Some Acute Emergency Cases We Managed This Year (Golden Hour Management is Crucial
Diagnosed a very Rare Case of Situs Inversus Lung Collapse (Right Sided) from Mobile Van Paraplegia (Physio) 2 cases of Shock with unrecordable Pulse and BP Status Asthmaticus Renal Stones Foreign Body Removal (From Autowork shop)

Women Health
Main Thrust on Prevention and Early Detection

Women Health
High Risk Day Care Unit : Antenatal High Risk

Cancer Screening
Menopause Nutrition and Obesity

Women Health:
Antenatal High Risk
Prenatal Diagnosis of Congenital Anomalies Fetal Monitoring
Cardiotocography Fetal Kick Count Charts

Antenatal Exercises and Nutrition

Lammez Yoga

Obstetric Ultrasound

Women Health:
Obstetric Ultrasound
Dating Scan NTscan Anomaly Scan Growth Scan Prenatal Diagnosis of Congenital Anomalies Cervical Incompetence Monitoring : (To Prevent Sudden Intrauterine Death)
PET Diabetes Twins Rh Negative IUGR

Women Health:
Cancer Screening Breast
Self Breast Examination Mammogram USG

Cervical
Paps HPV Colposcopy HPV Vaccination

Women Health:
Cervical Cancer Indian Scenario
Globally Second Most Common Cancer after Breast Cancer In India Highest Prevalence among all cancers even more than Breast Cancer 25% of Globally Detected New Cervical Cancers are diagnosed in India Cause- HPV (Established in 2010) Takes 20 years from HPV infection to Cx Cancer Curable in Precancerous stage

Women Health
Cervical Cancer
Primary Prevention:
HPV Vaccination

Secondary Prevention:
Screening Methods as per ASCCP Guidelines PAPS and Liquid Based Cytology HPV DNA Testing Colposcopic Examination

Dentistry
The Prevention Movement
Goal: Dental Care Delivery to prevent Dental Diseases utilizing appropriate Dental Health Interventions

Dentistry
Preventive Modalities
Fluoridation Xylitol Dental Sealants Oral Cancer Exams and Tobacco Cessation Nutrition Counselling Automatic Restorative Treatment Mass Education

Laboratory - Pathology
Tests we are doing
Biochemistry

Haematology Immunology Microbiology Coagulation disorders Tests, Cardiac markers Trop T Diabetes markers HbA1C Rapid Tests like Dengue, Malaria, Typhoid, HIV, Hepatitis B

Physiotherapy in Occupational Health Care as a Service Product

Workplace Injuries Contribute to 60% of Sickness these days 4.5 million working days are lost annually through back pain in India It is widely recognized that a positive approach to

managing work-related absence does work

Physiotherapy in Occupational Health Care as a Service Product

Ergonomics
Onsite Ergonomics Assessment and Training to prevent Repetitive stress injuries and Prevention of Trauma Corporate Wellness Programs : Reduces Sickness absence
Early Return to work Increases Productivity Pre-employment Screening programs to help prevent Injuries

Ergonomic Assessments on Return to work

Physiotherapy in Occupational Health Care as a Service Product

Rehabilitation Programs:
Workplace Injuries Rehab.

Neuro Rehab.
Cardiac Rehab Diabetes Rehab

Physiotherapy in Occupational Health Care as a Service Product

Suggestions:
Onsite Fitness Programs Office Yoga

A program STOP THE PAIN BEFORE IT

STOPS YOU

LabMed
Tests we are doing
Biochemistry
Haematology Immunology Microbiology Coagulation disorders Tests, Cardiac markers Trop T Diabetes markers HbA1C
Rapid Tests like Dengue, Malaria, Typhoid, HIV, Hepatitis B

Community Outreach?
Outreach in Simple Words is:

TO Start Where The Client is Outside The Office-In The Community

Commitment to Community Health

Community-based Healthcare
Mobile Health Clinic Adult Mobile Health Center School Program Pregnancy Care Program Farmers Ergonomics
Screening Programmes Blood Pressure

Primary Care Services

Adult, Pediatric & OB/GYN services

Hospital-based Healthcare
Outpatient Services
Laboratory Radiology PT-OT Home Health

ED

Inpatient
Hospitalists Specialists Intensivists

Cholesterol
Blood Sugar Cancer Screening Programmes Cervical Cancer Breast Cancer Oral Cancer Health Awareness

Pharmacy Specialists Disease Management Behavioral Health & Social Services Transportation

Continuum of Healthcare

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EDUCATION
In the 21st Century, Knowledge is the primary productive resource instead of Capital or Labour A.P.J.Abdul Kalam

EDUCATION
Patient Centric Community Based Development of Patient Informatics System through
Educational Videos in Waiting Area (Turning
Waiting Areas into Educational Areas ) Posters and Educational Charts in Hospital Premises School Health education Programs

EDUCATION
Doctors and Paramedics In House Training Programs
Informal Briefing Sessions on Patient Rounds
Medical Library

Ready reference and Refresher Training Modules

E Medi
Online CMEs Online Journals Online Webinars

ROAD AHEAD
Leveraging technology to improve the precision and efficiency of patient care can reduce liability and save lives as accuracy and speed are vital in acute medical Care

Facilities ( in Process ) & Technological Advances

We are therefore entering into Hospital Bed Capacity to 20 Beds Bedside Wall Panels with Oxygen, Suction and Nebulising Outlets. USG Level -1 ICU
Operation Theatre

Chambers for Super-specialty Doctors

Hemato Analyzer

SUGGESTIONS
Mandatory CMEs and Conferences / Workshops for Doctors Telemedicine Teleradiology ULTRASONOGRAPHY Colposcopy Cardiotocographic Monitors for High Risk Care

SUGGESTIONS
Pre Employment Medical Checkup in Hospitals of our own Organization as we are doing in UPCP.

Cost effective
Genuine as it has been observed that in majority of the cases, they are just a formality when done elsewhere. With this practice in UPCP we not only prevent joining of unfit persons who can later be a liability to the company but,

it also add to improving the corporate health.

Mahatma Gandhi
(18691948)

Be the change you want to see in the world.

THANK YOU