Volume : VII, Issue : III, March - 2018

Assessment of Infrastructure and manpower availability in accordance with IPHS Standards at Sub district Hospital of Leh: A crossectional Study.

Dr Yangchen Dolma

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  Objective :To assess the availability of manpower  and  physical infrastructure at sub district  hospital  of  Leh  district  as per Indian Public Health Standards  2012.Study  design  and  Method :A Health facility based cross–sectional study  at  sub district  hospital of  Leh. Interview of service providers and on spot observations was done  to collect primary data, while as secondary data was collected by checking of records regarding infrastructure and manpower availability. Results:  The hospital had  few  consultant. There was no General  duty  medical officer  and Medical  officer AYUSH. However, there  was  provision for  OPD  service of  local AMCHI  System. So far  as the availability of  paramedical  staff is  concerned, it  lacked sister in charge, ECG Technician, electrician, plumber etc. Regarding the infrastructure, it  is  a  government  owned  building  and accessible. Most of  the  aspects  like laundry facilities, availability of emergency  room, registration counter, pharmacy and  labour  room, deep  freezer, ILR, water and  electricity supply, and  ambulance  facility was  in  accordance  with  the existing  guidelines. Final disposal  of  waste  was done  by dumping and burning  and  there was no provision for  disaster  prevention  measures and  preventive  maintenance  of  infrastructure. Conclusion: Filling up of vacant post of manpower in accordance with IPHS  norms  and setting up of  committee and policy  for periodic  maintenance of  infrastructure is emphasized.

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Dr Yangchen Dolma, Assessment of Infrastructure and manpower availability in accordance with IPHS Standards at Sub district Hospital of Leh: A crossectional Study., INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH : Volume-7 | Issue-3 | March-2018


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