A patient has the right to respectful care given by competent personnel.
A patient has the right, upon request, to be given the name of his attending physician, the names of all other physicians directly participating in his care, and the names and functions of other health care persons having direct contact with the patient.
A patient has the right to every consideration of his privacy concerning his own medical care program. Case discussion, consultation, examination, and treatment are considered confidential and shall be conducted discreetly.
A patient has the right to have all records pertaining to his medical care treated as confidential except as otherwise provided by law or third-party contractual arrangements.
A patient has the right to know what hospital rules and regulations apply to his conduct as a patient.
The patient has the right to expect emergency procedures to be implemented without unnecessary delay.
The patient has the right to good quality care and high professional standards that are continually maintained and reviewed.
The patient has the right to full information in layman's terms, concerning his diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis, including information about alternative treatments and possible complications. When it is not medically advisable to give such information to the patient, the information shall be given on his behalf to the patient’s next of kin or other appropriate person.
Provide information about present and past illnesses, hospitalizations, medications and other matters relating to your health history.
Have members of your family authorized to review your treatment, if you are unable to communicate with doctors or nurses.
Formulate an advanced directive and appoint a surrogate to make healthcare decisions on your behalf, to the extent permitted by the law.
Ask questions if you do not understand directions or procedures.
Help your doctor, nurse, and healthcare support staff in their efforts to care for you by following their instructions and medical orders.
Report safety concerns immediately to your doctor, nurse, or any healthcare support staff.
Ask for pain relief when pain first begins and tell your doctor or nurse if your pain is not relieved.
Avoid drugs, alcoholic beverages or toxic substances, which have not been administered by your doctor.
| Facilities |
Remarks |
| Blood Bank |
Number of Units Stored: 40-60
Number of Units Dispensed: 5-8/Day
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| Operation Theatres |
Operation theaters major 7
(4 Modular & 3 Approxy)
(Surgery 2, orthopaedics, Obs & Gynae, ENT , Dental – Eye, Emergency)
Minor 3 approxy
( orthopaedics, surgery, A&E)
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| ICU’s |
MICU, SICU, ICCU facility present |
| X-Ray Machinery |
2 Fixed (500mA 800mA)
3 Mobile
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| USG |
3 Nos. &
Functioning according to PNDT act.
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| C R SYSTEM |
Facility present |
| DR System |
Facility present |
| Mammography |
Facility present |
| DOTS (TB Treatment) |
Facility present |
| HIV Kits |
Facility present |
| CSSD (Central Sterilization) |
Facility present |
| ETP (Effluent Treatment Plant) |
In collaboration with BPS Mahila Vishvavidyalya Khanpur Kalan, Sonepat |
| Hospital Kitchen |
Outsourced (Free to in-patients) |
| Hospital Canteen |
Outsourced (Separate arrangement for doctors and other staff) |
| Pharmacy |
Free Drug delivery to outdoor and indoor patients. |
| Emergency Services` |
24 Hrs available One ambulance- with Advance Life Support System.
Two Ambulance – Normal
|
| Clinical Laboratories |
Central, emergency lab and departmental labs present. |
| Labour Room |
With Clean, Septic and Eclampsia Beds |
for UG Mrs. Monika - 8683900995