MATERNITY NURSING HOME
[EIRI/EDPR/1045] J.C.: 9689XL
INTRODUCTION
India is a poor country. Government has facilitated free dispensaries, hospitals and health centers near and around all localities. Though, the Government is spending a lot on these hospitals, dispensaries and health centers, the poor people are not practically, getting full advantage of it. The reasons behind all that are that there is sufficient corruption in our health department. Doctors are not faithful and don't consider their responsibility. Generally the costly medicines, tablets, capsules and injections etc. are shown out of stock while actually these things are available there. A poor person has to purchase from the market. Continuously increasing negligence, a misbehave of hospital and dispensary's staff and nurses force a patient to seek private treatment. Good treatment of doctors and sisters can do 50% or even more treatment of patients that is practically available in private nursing homes/hospitals and this makes the general public to rush towards them. A private nursing home works very good for his name earning and publicity. Nurses, doctors and other staff speak softly to patients. This all is found totally nil in Govt. health centers, dispensaries and hospitals. There can be seen a good scope for more nursing homes/hospitals which are privately owed. The fast accelerating population in India cause crowd on roads, and thereby more accidents every day. People fall ill due to improper eating on odd times. Many a times, people in groups have fallen ill died by consuming illicit liquor. A nursing home/hospital can get more success in a posh colony, the important thing to be kept in mind to keep a close watch over the activities of staff and nurses towards the patients. Another very important thing is to install sign boards at surrounding crossings etc. to guide the way and address. If possible, a big size twinkling tube light board is proposed to be installed on the nursing home/hospital itself. Accidents, illness and sometimes psychological diseases have been a very common occurrences these days. Every day we come to know of bus, train, car scooters and trucks etc., meeting with accidents serious diseases like cancer and T.B. etc. are increasing day-by-day. In the olden times, there were very rare accidents as only oxen driven carts were the traveling medias then so, accident was a very rare scene. Men were not much mechanized. The life was entirely peaceful. People were mainly dependent on natural life than the artificial one. Very occasionally he fell ill. If he had fallen ill, there were old persons or `Hakims' who used to attend the patients and gave them treatment from the gift of the nature. Green leaves etc. wee the main medicines used by them and the treatments then rarely failed. As the mind of the man developed, the more depended on mechanized general life. This type of life, on the one hand, accelerated his daily life, coasted him loss of lives or injury to one, two or more persons. On the other hand, of different times. These accidents in factories with machines and on roads with vehicles, made the man felt the need of immediate treatment to an injured person or a seriously sick person. the affected atmosphere, which becomes, harmful by the gases and smoke left by various industries affects the general body's health. Recently a big accident in the city of Bhopal, took lives of thousands of people when a poisonous gas leaked from the gas tank. As soon as the man started to be civilized, the felt needs of doctors due to increasing number of sicknesses and accidents etc. Hospitals with O.P.D. and wards facilities were opened in big cities. The patients of the small cities and villages were rushed to these big hospitals when a doctor at the local clinic or dispensary was helpless to treat the patient, either because of his less knowledge, limited facilities available with him at his clinic or dispensary or because of seriousness of injury or disease which needs an immediate operation etc. It happened for many a times that while carrying a patient to nearby hospital for immediate treatment, the patient expired either at his home before being carried, in the way to the hospital or after reaching the hospital. The conveyance available was limited on those days and resulted to shift the patient, resulting in his death or taking much more time for recovery than a normal case.
MATERNITY NURSING HOME (EIRI-1045)
Cost Estimation
Plant Capacity 50 Beded
Land & Building (Area 3000 Sq.Mt.) Rs. 2.10 Cr.
Plant & Machinery Rs. 1.78 Cr.
W.C. for 2 Months Rs. 1.09 Cr.
Total Capital Investment Rs. 5.27 Cr.
Rate of Return 25%
Break Even Point 62%
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
IMPORTANT PRIVATE HOSPITAL/NURSING HOMES
BIS SPECIFICATION
QUALITY STANDARDS
FUNCTIONAL PROGRAMME FOR A NURSING HOME
HUMAN POWER REQUIREMENTS
QUALIFICATIONS
AVAILABILITY OF PERSONNEL:
MINIMUM REQUIREMENT OF PERSONNEL:
DUTY MEDICAL OFFICER
NURSING STAFF:
NURSING AIDS:
PARAMEDICAL STAFF:
ENGINEERING STAFF
ADMINISTRATIVE AND ANCILLARY STAFF
INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT
WAITING AREA
AMBULATORY ZONE
B. TREATMENT/DRESSING ROOM AND INJECTION ROOM
C. EXAMINATION AND CONSULTATION ROOMS (OPDS) AND CASUALTY
D. PHARMACY
PATHOLOGY
INTERMEDIATE ZONE
A. WARDS
B. NURSING STATION
C. TREATMENT ROOM
D. TROLLEY BAY
E. WARD STORE
HOSPITAL FURNITURE
METRO METAL INDUSTRIES
OTHER MISCELLANEOUS MEDICAL & SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS & SUPPLIES
X RAY MACHINE
METAL FURNITURE FOR HOME, OFFICE & INDUSTRIAL USE
MICROSCOPE SUPPLIERS:-
BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE MANUFACTURERS & EXPORTERS
HOSPITALS, NURSING HOMES AND MATERNITY
HOMES REGISTRATION ORDINANCE
GAZETTE NUMBER VERSION DATE
(1) THE DIRECTOR MAY BY REGULATION PROVIDE FOR-
(2) THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE IN COUNCIL MAY BY REGULATION PROVIDE- (AMENDED 37 OF 2000 S. 3)
LIST OF MATERNITY HOSPITALS IN INDIA
MATERNITY HOSPITALS IN INDIA:
APPENDIX – A:
01. PLANT ECONOMICS
02. LAND & BUILDING
03. PLANT AND MACHINERY
04. OTHER FIXED ASSESTS
05. FIXED CAPITAL
06. RAW MATERIAL
07. SALARY AND WAGES
08. UTILITIES AND OVERHEADS
09. TOTAL WORKING CAPITAL
10. TOTAL CAPITAL INVESTMENT
11. COST OF PRODUCTION
12. TURN OVER/ANNUM
13. BREAK EVEN POINT
14. RESOURCES FOR FINANCE
15. INSTALMENT PAYABLE IN 5 YEARS
16. DEPRECIATION CHART FOR 5 YEARS
17. PROFIT ANALYSIS FOR 5 YEARS
18. PROJECTED BALANCE SHEET FOR (5 YEARS)
