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Delegates of the Republic of Ethiopia

Capital Hospital, Bhubaneswar

• Established in November 1954

• Area Covered 20 Acres

• Population covered 10 lakhs (1 Million)

• Bed Strength 563 + 100 (MCH)

• Bed occupancy rate –150 %

• Linkage and peripheral institutions-20

• Post Partum Centre (PPC) -01

• Urban Revamping Scheme-01

Human Resource

• Super Specialist-5

• Specialist -46

• Assistant Surgeon –36

• Paramedics –211

• Support Staff - 103

Functional Departments

Medicine

Surgery

O&G

Pediatric

Orthopedic

Cardiology

Eye

ENT

TB & Chest

Psychiatry

Biochemistry

Dialysis Unit

Cath Lab

Dengue Ward

Microbiology

Neurosurgery

Radiology

IDH

Skin and V.D.

Dental

Pathology

Emergency (Casualty )

Anesthesiology

Super Specialist (only

OPD)

Swine Flu / Bird Flu

Unit

Other Facilities

Super Specialist Services

Full Time

Cardiology

Neurosurgery Neonatology

Super Specialist Services

Nephrology

Neurology

Endocrinology

Gastroentology Part Time

Once in a week – OPD only

Bed Strength (563+100) (under construction)

Existing

O&G - 100

Pediatrics with SNCU - 150 (130 + 20)

Male Medicine - 56

Female Medicine - 32

Male Surgery - 42

Female Surgery - 30

Cardiology - 14

Eye - 20

Orthopedic - 26

IDH - 21

Nursing Home/Special cabin - 27

New Special Cabin - 13

Observation(Casualty) - 11

Laparoscopic Unit - 05

ICU - 16

ENT - 00

Psychiatry - 00

Tb &Chest - 00

MCH - 100 (under construction)

Facilities and Services – ‘ound O Clock

• Casualty (emergency)

• Three Tier Specialist Service

• Ambulance Service

• Operation Theatre

• Intensive Care Unit

• X-Ray (Emergency)

• Hospital Delivery

• Blood Bank Service

• Obstrics Care

• Family Welfare Programme

• Blindness Control Programme

• Leprosy Control Programme

• Filaria Control Programme

• Revised National Tuberculosis Control Project (RNTCP)

• Swine Flu /Bird Flu Unit

• Disaster Management Unit

• R.D.C.

• Immunization

• ARV clinic

• Super Specialist Services (OPD only)

• Laparoscopy Surgery

• Cold body mortuary

• Janani Surakhya Yojana(JSY)

• Janani Sishu Surakshya Yojana (JSSK)

• Public Information Service

• RSBY

• BKKY

Other Health Services

• 24 X 7 drug dispensary

• Postmortem Facilities

• Integrated Counseling & Testing Centre (I.C. T.C)-1 & 2

• ART Centre

• STD clinic

• C.M. Grievance cell duty

• National Calamities / Disaster management duty

• Red Cross Medicine Bank

• Rose Marry Medical Help

• Janaousadhi Medicine Store (Generic Medicine)

Cont. …

• Conducting Medical Board for Handicapped and referral cases

• Oxygen plant

• Patie t s Atte da t Ho e ‘OPA‘S a d ‘MSPAH

• Telemedicine

• Cleaning and Sanitation by M/s Abhiram Care Taking and

Expert Services

• Security by M/s Diamond Security Services

• Hospital Biomedical Waste Management ( by M/s. Mediaid

Marketing Services)

• Laundry Service (by M/s. Mediaid Marketing Services)

Cont. …

Diagnostic Facilities

C.T. Scan

TMT

ECG

Endoscopy

Ultrasound

Well equipped lab in

Pathology

Microbiology

Biochemistry

ICTC

Research Activity

• Neonatal Research Wing supported by Govt. of India, Govt. of

Odisha, Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)

• ICMR- Centre for Research in Diarrhoeal diseases and Fileria.

Janani Surakshya Yojana (JSY)

This scheme is implemented from 1st April 2007 at

Capital Hospital, Bhubaneswar.

Financial benefit under the Scheme

Urban - Rs. 1000/-

Rural – Rs. 1400/-

Initially the average beneficiaries was 533, presently it is

gone up to 836.

Spot payment ensured during discharge of the patients

Janani Shishu Surakshya Karyakrama (JSSK)

• It has been effective from 1st November 2011

• All the delivery patients are getting Cashless benefits through this scheme.

• Drugs and consumables are also provided to sick newborn till 30 days after

birth.

• All the beneficiaries are getting medicines, consumables, diet &

investigations in free of cost.

• Also Blood units are provided to needy patients.

• In November- 99 units of blood is supplied from Blood bank for the

patients coming under JSSK & in December-101 units, January-70 units.

• 7 , , patie ts are e efited fro pathology dept. fro No to

Ja respe ti ely u der this s he e.

Rogi Kalyan Samiti (RKS)

• Started on 2007.

• Merzed ith User s so iety o st April 2010.

• Major work done under RKS:

Cleaning & Sanitation

Security

Biomedical Waste Management

Laundry

AMC & CMC of equipments

Spare parts of equipments

Consumable for clinical tests

Printing of Hospital forms, registers, X-ray films etc.

Sick Newborn Care Unit (SNCU)

Sick Newborn Care Unit (SNCU)

• Regular enrollment -1st April 2009

• SNCU Bed Strength - 20

• It is Running with the support of Govt. of Odisha, NRHM

& UNICEF

• Total admission – 2152 (Between March 2009 to January

2012)

• 1st November 2011 onwards it is free for the sick new

born child under JSSK.

Achievements

• Exchange transfusion -16

• Full (DVET) - 08

• Partial - 08

• Total cases screened – 443

• High risk clinic is functioning from 10th February 2009

Cath Lab

Functional from 15th July 2011

Initially 7 patients have got total

free service from Cath Lab.

Patient status :

August 2011 - 9

October 2011 - 10

November 2011 - 9

December 2011 - 13

January 2012 - 11

Intensive Care Unit (I.C.U.)

• It has been functioning from 2nd June 2010

Community Participation through ASHA

• ASHA plays a major role in community participation.

• She brings pregnant ladies from peripheral areas to capital

hospital & also stay with her till the completion of her treatment.

• ASHA Gruha (ASHA Rest Shed) - Capital Hospital has provided a

room for those ASHAs who accompany the patient

• For management of ASHA Rest Shed 4 ASHAs have been engaged

o rotatio asis for rou d o lo k

Cont. …

• In Urban slum of BMC area 120 ASHAs are in positioned and

getting incentives for facilitating following Health activities:

– JSY – Rs. 200 per case

– Immunization – Rs. 150 per case

– Motivation for Male Sterilization – Rs. 200 per case

– Motivation for Female Sterilization – Rs. 150 per case

– Attending training programme – Rs. 100 per day

– Pulse Polio Programme – Rs. 75 per day

Integrated Counseling and Testing Center

• There are two ICTC are functioning in Capital Hospital .

• ICTC-I is functioning from 2002 & ICTC-II is functioning from

2006.

• Statistics from ICTC-I & ICTC-II;

Counseling- 30,454 & 24,464

Testing- 26,140 & 20,874

+ve Case Findings- 955 & 48

• There are two counselor & one technician working in ICTC-I

and one counselor & one technician working in ICTC-II.