OPERATION THEATRE COMPLEX:

Hospital will at performing surge in an environment whereby the incidence of infection during surgery is brought to minimum possible levels. The operation theatres will be planned to permit any kind of surgery to be performed at the hospital. All the operation theatres of the hospital will be centralized and clubbed together under one complex. Operation theatre will be planned on the Zonal concept.

It will have the following zones:
➤Normal Zones
➤Protective Zones
➤Clean Zone
➤Aseptic Zone
➤Disposal Zone
➤The circulation of patients, staff
The circulation of patients, staff and supplies in the operation theatre will be properly canalized, The complex will have three main theatres and one for minor surgery infected surgery. Operation Theater will also have a Theatre Sterile supply unit (ISSU) which will have facilities for emergency sterilization. The bulk of the sterile supply will be obtained from Central Sterile Supply Department (CSSD).

CASULTY AND ACCIDENT EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT:

All emergencies attending the hospital will report to the casualty department. The department will have 3 examination beds and 4 observation beds. The department will share the diagnostic facilities in common with the OPD and will work round the clock.

CLINICAL SERVICES:

Hospital will provide clinical services to the tertiary care level in Respiratory Medicine, Critical Care and sleep medicine. In addition the centre will also provide services for the above specialties in the other specialties and super-specialties. The consultants will possess a minimum qualification MD, MS, DM, Mch or DNB in the respective specialties. The senior Resident medical Officers will possess Post Graduate degree/diploma. The Resident medical Officers will have a minimum of MBBS qualification.

DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES:

The hospital will emphasize on diagnostic services. The mainstay of the diagnostic services will be the imaging, laboratory services and the Non invasive Cardiac Lab

IMAGING SCIENCES AND NUCEAR MEDICINE:

The imaging services will provide facilities for CT scan, Digital and conversional X-Ray, Ultrasound, and Doppler studies.

CARDIAC LAB:

The Cardiac lab will have ECG recording, 24 hours halter recording and analysis, stress testing and echo cardiography.

LABORTORY:

The laboratory will provide facility for

Hematology
Biochemistry
Microbiology
Histopathology
Serology

SLEEP LAB:

The hospital will have a 6 bedded sleep lab. The lab will be equipped with central monitoring

DIETARY SERVICE:

Dietary services of hospital are an important therapeutic tool. Properly rendered, it is a clinical and administrative means for rapid recovery of patients.

Hospital will have an in house kitchen. The hospital kitchen will be responsible for supply of diet to the patients, both normal and therapeutic. The kitchen will aim to provide a well cooked and a nutritious diet to the patient. Food will be cooked in a hygienic environment. Hospital kitchen will be monitored by the Dietician of the hospital, Diet will be provided to all the patients of the hospital.

CENTRAL STORE:

Dietary services of hospital are an important therapeutic tool. Properly rendered, it is a clinical and administrative means for rapid recovery of patients.

Hospital will have a central store providing all the hospital supply. The central store will have the subsections of Medical and gasses store. Nor medical store and store for waste items for sale through auction like IV bolus, used fixer and developer solutions etc.

CENTRAL STERILE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT (CSSD):

Sterilization of equipment is one of the most essential requirements of the hospital, hence will be given the utmost consideration in planning. The department will be centralized because centralization will increases efficiency, improve economy and ensure better supervision and control.


The CSSD department will be responsible for the completer sterile supply requirements of the hospital including the operation theatre. The department will provide provision for high pressure steam sterilization as well as dry heat sterilization.

The CSSD department will also undertake the packing of common sets like the syringes and needles dressing sets etc.

PHARMACY:

It is proposed to have a Pharmacy and a medical store. The pharmacy will be givepon contract and will supply only the out patients of the hospital. It will be planned in the city centre of the hospital and will be open round the clock. The medical store will be of the hospital and will supply medicines to the impatiens. The medical store will also be open round the cloak.

MORTUARY:

This will provide facility for proper storage of the dead bodies. The bodies will be stored in a refrigerated mortuary cabinet, hospital will not have facility for autopsy.

The mortuary will be so located so that the dead bodies can be transported un-noticed by the general public and patients. Relatives and mourners will have a direct access to the mortuary. The mortuary will have place for performing last rites.

MANIFOLD ROOM:

Hospital will have a central supply for central oxygen, central nitrous oxide, central succession and centralized compressed air for the vital areas of the hospital as well as the areas where heavy consumption is expected. Nitrous oxide and compressed air will be required only in the operation theatre. Theses facilities will be provided from the manifold room.

MEDICAL RECORD DEPARTMENT (MRD):

Hospital will provide up-date facilities for systematic maintenance of records. The record keeping will be fully computerized to start with. The record department will provide ready statistic on the hospital patients for administrative review as well as for clinical meetings and conferences.

TELEPHONE EXCHANGE:

Hospital will have a central EPABX system with adequate capacity. 10 external lines and 100 netmail lines will be installed in the initial stage. The system insulled will be expandable to suit the later requirements of the hospital.

AIR-CONDITIONING:

Most of the areas of the hospital will be central air-conditioning, the operation theatre will have installation of HEPA filters or Electronic Filters, suitable for filtering the microorganisms in addition to the dust and particulate matter. The intensive care areas will have the installation of micro filters.

MARKETING STRATEGY:

Marketing strategy will play an important role in ensuring success of this Project. There will be a number of obstacles in the way of achieving full utilization of this hospital. There is no doubt that a well equipped super-specialty hospital of the kind we are planning will be fully utilized in the course of time but the hospital has to achieve financial viability within a short periods. It would, therefore, be necessary to ensure maximum utilization right from the first year. Accordingly a great deal of pre-launch marketing will need to be carried out in order to ensure that the public and the medical profession in the area are fully aware of the sophisticate nature of facilities available schemes will need to be introduced in order to ensure that more and more persons find it convenient to use the hospital.

PRE-LAUNCH:

The main objective would be to create awareness for quality health care among various groups of potential users. A network of information and association for hospitals and doctors in and around the area will need to be built up. Various tie-ups will need to be established with Government and private hospitals and public and private sector industries. The general public could be informed about the super specialties available and then interest could be awakened by introducing various schemes like the hospital. Insurance scheme chambers of commerce and management Associations could be used to organize insurance tie-ups

LAUNCH:

This is a crucial exercise and involves a series of activities which will ensure that the target market in encouraged to use the services of the hospital. The activities with start from the day of Commissioning itself. The hospital will be started after a formal inauguration has been done. A high dignitary will be invited for the function as Chief Guest and to cut the ribbon. An all out effort will be made to invite the Press and Doordarshan to cover the function.

The hospital will be started with a professional camp for which a doctor of highest repute plndian or international will be invited to see/operate case of that specialty.

Both the above activities and the activity of commissioning of the hospital will be advertised in the lay press well as in the professional journals and magazines.

The hospital will be fully displayed for the doctors and public to see so that opportunity is given to understand the services before the hospital actually starts. Visitors to the hospital will be given as brochure of the services, charges and the doctors to enable them to make sure of the service whenever requited. Arrangement will be made to take each of the visitors around the hospital to ensure full acquaintance with the service day ones.

Visitors on the day ones commissioning will be offered Tea/Cold-drinks and snacks. A small memento key chain / ball pen with the hospital name engraved on it will also distributed to each of the visitors as a reminder of the hospital.

Direction board of the hospital will be out up over a radius of 10 Kms. For the hospital to ensure that no one has to ask the way to the hospital.

An effort will be made empanel doctors of repute from day one itself so that patients are encouraged from day one to avail the services of the hospital rather than to have a wait and watch approach.

POST LAUNCH:

The mainstay of activities in the post launch period will be to provide the best possible service at the most competitive rates. It will be ensure that a patient leaving the hospital will be fully satisfied at the costs so that he is encouraged to refer others cases to the hospital.

The staff of the hospital shall be well trained so that patients have no difficulties and are guided properly. Their requirement are met properly an quality services provided methodically. The staff shall be courteous, disciplines and polite to the patients. Special emphasis will be given to the nursing care. The hospital will emphasize on quality to nursing services. A patients questionnaire performa will be provided to each of the patients which he / she will deposits at the time of discharge. The questionnaire will be short, easy to understand will cover broadly the services provide in the hospital.

Hospital will maintain a steady stream of activities like professional camps, clinicals, meetings, workshop etc. through this activities an attempt will be made to familiarized to the hospital wiht the target population and with the doctor practicing in the area.

The marketing activities will be supported by advertising. The use of the mass media would certainly play a mjor ric in reducing the tiem neccessary to established full utilisation of the hospital facilities.

Tie up with verious corporate organisations will be made for health check and treatment of thier employees.

ASSUMPTIONS:

Calculation are made on the following assumptions:

The hospital will be commissioned as fast and possible subject to the available for fund. Hospital will work at 50% capacity in the fast year of operation, (ie. after moratorium period) 60% accompany in the second year. 70% accompany in the third year and will finally stablise at 80% in fourth yaer of operation.

Specialist doctors and Resident doctor will be on salary / contract basic and the income generated through profesional charges will be debited to the hospital account

Depreciation has been calculeted on stranght line....

ALTERNATIVE TRADITIONAL INDIAN MEDICAL FECILITIES:

"Indians find success in alternative medicine" yoga, ayurveda, homeopathy naturopathy have not only taken the western world by storm, feeding a multibillion doller industry in traditional medicine but has taken many a Indian back to his roots encouraging him to make a carrier in alternative therapies the rage of nature cure has given a fillip to one of India's older profession - the traditional doctor and the modern day student has a range of alternative therapies to choose from. More and more people are opting for alternative medicines and it is a good news for practitioners and aspirers in the field. Edith the Govt. aiming to provide health for all by the year 2020. They need all the support of the traditional healers which comprises as least one million homeopath practitioners and 0.3 million ayurvedic,doctors besides healers of other branches'

The world Health Organization has encouraged programs in herbal medicine especially in developing countries as means of providing affordable primary health care. Generally speaking. herbs are characterized by their low toxicity and lack of accumulation in the body, habituation in the body, habituation or withdrawal symptoms. When appropriately selected, botanicals offer a powerful owt safe and effective approach to healing with few side effects. "Putting Old Wisdom into New Pills" With the Central Government deciding to give alternatinve systems of medicine a push the phytomedicine market, which is a trend fast gaining ground both in India and the global market, has received a fillip.

Phytomecines are medicines based on plant sources but standardized using modern techniques of evaluation and therefore considered to be at par with new chemical entities (NCE) based on therapeutic leads from ayurveda phytomedicines require much shorter time to marked and a fraction of the cost as compared to its clinical counterpart.

Through Indian has been the foreucer in plant-based medicines, the continued emergence of valuable therapedic against from plants has had Europe, Africa and Asia, Particularly China and Japan, contributing to the field of herbal medicines in a big way.

According to industry estimates, phytopharmdicals, which are plant and herbal extracts used for medicinal purposes, have a global marked of around $9.5 billion. This is projected to reach $12 billion by the end of this year. Sources point out of that the herbal medicine industry is worth $200 million in the country Production of herbal drugs valued at $57 million per annum.

Phytopharmaceuticals in the world market can be attributed to the general trend in the West towards increased self-medication concern about side effects associated with synthetic medicines and increased awareness of phyto pharmaceuticals as effective alternative medicines for chronic but mild symptoms. Internationally, emphasis was being placed on the odentuncation of active constituents of phytopharmacettical extracts and establishing their safety and efficacy through controlled clinical trials. The phytomedicine initiative is expected to bring out the old wisdom in modern from with controlled clinical trials. That by opting to go through the ethical route as opposed to getting Ayurvedic products classified as food products for sale in the US an extensive testing system is available with proven safety and effectiveness with modern standards. This in turn enables the neutral products to carry as much of quality assurance as do modern chemicals based medicines.

Many Indian doctors too have been taking a second look at their role as healers and are questioning the efficacy of modern drugs and delving in to discarded traditional therapies for solutions. there is a new emphasis on trying to understand the equilibrium of the whole body instead of relying on fragmented diagnoses.

Sources point out that the US too has made similar attempts to integrate alternative treatments with modern medical practice. From 1992 to 1994 the National Institute of health in the US spent $ 13 million investigating the merits of treatments trough Homeopathy, herbal medicines, acupuncture and relaxation, Moreover during August 1998 to July 1999 the top selling herbal supplements in US were garlic saw palmetto bilberry, grape seed extracts and ginger root.

Not to be outdone by the multinational pharmaceutical against in exploiting the medicinal value of indigenous plants and herbs, Indian entrepreneurs are eager to manufacture and market pharmaceutical preparations based on natural products. These are sold across the counter as health products, tonies, stress and even for the treatment of serious aliments like hepatitis, diabetes, rheumatism, asthama and so on Industry sources insist that most times, it is not known whether these formulations have been subjected to extensive and intensive medical trials, through accepted protocols, for their efficacy and absence to considerable side efficacy and whether they have been approved by FDA.

Currently, phytpharmaceutical products are available is many market as food additives and not as drugs with medical claims. That with better documentation for their clinical efficacy over the next decade these products could increasingly be accepted as OTC drugs rather than food supplements Approximately 2,65,000 plant species have been indentified throughout the world and these can probably furnish as many as 5,000,000 compounds for screening. However, less than 0.5% of these species have been systematically studied for their chemical components or medicinal values. A number of plant-derived single component drugs are in early stages of development. Betulinic acid. and Flavopiridol for cancer and Galanthamine for Alzheimer's disease are among the many compounds under intensive research. Other compounds like a recitation for AID's Crypolepine for malaria, sereilec acid as an anti fungi are at a preliminary stage of developed technology to transfer NDA sequences into plants to be used as production sources for pharmaceutical proteins and vaccines, Research efforts have also been directed towards discovery of marine based compounds. There are a number of systems of medicines, which are generally classified as alternative systems which fit to the above descriptions. Brief details of some of them are given below.

Aurveda:

Ayurveda is an ancient system of disease prevention, health care and healing that originated in India thousands of year ago. Ayurveda is made up of two sankrit words. Ayu which means life and Veda which means the knowledge in Ayurveda The diagnosis of disease and individual constitutions is done by balancing the different energies in the body. These energies are called doshas or body humors. The specific names for than are(TRIDOSHA)vala. Pittay and kapha. The literal meaning of dosha is 'fault' because these three humors are the three ways in which the body tends to move out of balance. The Dosha are the three main combinations of the five elements(other, air,fire, water, and earth). When any of these elements are examples of the presence of these elements. These five elements in the body can balanced through diet and herbs that possess the essence of these element. Each person's constitution is made tip of omque combination of these doshas. The doshas vary in each individual and because of this Ayurveda sees each person as a special manure that accounts for our diversity. Ayurveda provides a models to look at each individual as unique makeup of the three doshas and to hereby design treatment protocols that specifically address a persons health challenges. When any of the doshas (vata, Pita or kapha) become dominant. Ayurveda woll suggest specified lifestyle and nutritional guidelines to assist the individual in reducing the dosha that has become excessive. Herbal supplements may be suggested to facility the healing process if toxins in the body are abundant then a cleansing process know as pancha karma is recommended to eliminate these unwanted toxins. The following descriptions are the treatment said Panch Karma. Many of them are performed by two Ayurvedic therapists working together. Two, three and sometimes four of these therapies may to given in a single day.

Homeopathy:

Homeopathy system of medicine based on the law of similar that like is cured by like. In homeopathy a drug that produces the same symptoms disease (eg quinine given to healthy person mimes malaria) is used in small doses to treat that disease.

Classical Homeopathy is based on the recognition that health and disease depend on the individual's life fore (i.e. vitally or dynamic energy) state of susceptibility and inherited predispositions.

In other words if is a complete normal system that gives relief from suffering and restores physical mental and comtional health. Classical Homeopathy takes longer time to find out a single remedy for a range of symptoms which affect the whole totality of the person.

Homeopathy encourages and strengthens the organism thereby stimulating and encaging the body's natural healing fores. Rather than suppressing symptoms, driving then to a deeper and more serious level. Homeopathic remedies are based on the law of similar stilibus crenature or let likes be cured by likes. Homeopathic consultants do not deal with isolated symptoms.

another and yet a third medication for something else, homeopatials with the all the characteristic and recommends a remedy which does not kill bacteria but strengthens the immune system to rid the body of the bacteria. This as called a constitutional remedy.

It is important to note that homeopathy in NOT based on the same principle as immunization which use substance that cause the same disease not similar symptoms immunization is based on homeopathy.

Given a substance known to cause the exact disease in question. Also immunization has an immunological base to it, i.e. the production of T-memory cells where as the mechanism of action of homeopathy is unknown at this time. However there are several models that try to explain it, but none are sufficient in short homeopathic medicines have no relationship to the disease in question but rather the symptoms in question.

Homeopathic remedies are made from normal substances, plant, mineral and animal a "mother tincture" is prepared from the natural base substance with distilled water or alcohol, then diluted many many times until reaches a micro-does state. This guarantees the absence of toxicity and side-effect. For a reason not quite understood the very diluted medicines have a higher potency or greater strength and act more deeply.

Unani:

Unani Medicine, is based on the principles put forward by Hippocrates and exploited assimilated by the Medieval Muslim physicians Hippocrates was the first person to establish that disease was a natural process that its symptoms were the reactions of the body to the disease and that the chief function of the physician was aid the natural forces of the body. He was the first physician to introduce the methods of taking medical histories his chief contribution to the medical realms in the hum-oral theory.

The Humers:

The humoral theory presupposes the presence of four humor-dam (bold), Balgham (phlegm), safra (yellow bile) and sauda (Black bile) in the body. The temperaments of persons are expressed by the words sanguine, Phlegmatic, choleric and melancholic according to the preponderance in them of the respective humors blood phlegm yellow bile and black bile.

The humors themselves are assigned temperaments blood is hot and moist, phlegm cold and moist, yellow bile hot and dry and black bile old and dry Every person is supposed to have a unique humoral constitution which represents his healthy state and to maintain the correct humoral balance there is a power of self preservation or adjustment called Quwwat-e-Mudabbira (medicatrix nature0 in the body. If this powder weakens, imbalance in the hamoral composition is bound to occur to an optimum level and thereby restore humoral balance thus retaining health. Also correct diet and digestion are considered to maintain humoral balance.

Another distinctive feature of the unani system of medicine is its emphasis on diagnosing a disease through nabs (Pulse) arrhythmic expansion of oratories which is felt by fingers. Other methods of diagnosis include examination of baul (urine) Baraz (Stool) etc.

Unani system of medicine recognizes the influence of surroundings and ecological conditions on the state of health of human beings. This system aims at restoring the equilibrium of various elements and faculties of the human body. It has laid down six essential per-requistes for the prevention of diseases and places great emphasis, on the other hand, on the maintenance of proper ecological balance and on the other on keeping water, food and air free from pollution. These essentials known as "Asha-e-Zarooriva' are air, food and drinks, book ropose, ychic moved repose sleep and wakefulness and exertion.

In unani system of medicine various of treatment are employed such as Ilajit-Tadbeer (regimen cauterization purging emesis, exercise leeching etc. dectotherapy aims at treating certain ailment (tall therapy O. Haj bil-Ghiza (dietotherapy), "haj bid-dawa (pharmachtherapy O and jarhan (surgery) regimental therapy include venesection, cupping diaphoresis dieresis, Turkis bath massage by administration of specific diets of by regulatin he quanity and quality of food. On the other hand pharmacotherapy deals with use of naturally occurring drugs mostly herbal. Through drugs of animal and mineral origin are also used. Similarly surgery has also been use in this system for quite long. In fact the ancient physicians of Unani Medicine were pioneers in this field had developed their own instruments and techniques.

In Unani Medicine, single drugs or their combination in raw form are preferred over compound formulation. The system offers time-tested and excelled remedies for gastroinestional cardivascular and nervous disorder. The naturally occurring drugs used in this system are symbolic of life and generally free from side-effects. And such drugs which are toxic in crude from are processed and purified in many ways before use. Since in this system great importance is attached to the temperament of the individual the medicines administered are such that go well with the temperament of the patient thus accelerating the process of recovery.

Naturopathy:

Naturopathy or Naturopathic Medicine is s distinct integrated system of primary contact heal the care offered by the licensed practitioners naturopathic medicine promotes diagnosis treatment and prevention of human disorders by the therapeutic use of non-invasive non- pharmaceutical means that include clinical nutrition. Herbal medicine homeopathy mechanic herby (also known as naturopathic imputation or realignment and traditional chmese medicine )pulse and tongue diagnosis herbs acupressure and acupuncture) naturopathy takes into consideration all of the fundamental companies of a person the biochemistry biomachnics and the emotional predisposition in order to help a person restore themselves to a state of balance or good health generally speaking this is the definition of holistic medicine i.e. taking into account all of the component parts of the persona chemical structural and emotional features of the individual. They are interconnected each one will have dynamic effect on the other during the course of treatment. In addition to being a source of primary contact medicine with a holistic philosophy regarding treatment. Naturopathic Medicine offers real cost 0 effective solutions for many of our nation's health care problems. Respect for both tradition and innovation are the hallmarks of Naturopathic Medicine.

The main principle behind Naturopathic is the belief that the body has an innate ability to heals. itself it should be understood that the concept of self healing does have limitations. This thinking points to the importance of supporting the body's natural vitality which promotes self cleansing self repair and therefore self healing. This process can be achieved by focusing on the immune hormonal nervous and detoxification/elimination systems of the body. Once these systems are in balance the body can once again achieve homeostasis. To do this efficiently naturopathic doctors treat their patients holistically be taking in to consideration their individual biochemistry biomechanics and emotional predispositions. The body's self healing ability can be better understood if one takes into account how the body reaches homeostasis or balance when it is challenged. A good example is fever. When the body is invaded by pathogen (a substance capable of producing illness or disease) in to will usually respond by producing levels to fight the invader. If the body is properly supported e.g. nutrition and rest the fever will help in the eventual recovery of the person. Other examples are the immune system hormonal system nervous system and detoxification/elimination systems which work as a unit to ensure our survival. If given the proper support care and the chance to function freely uppression they cap them back to a state of balance or "case" .

There are no panaceas magic bullets potions or remedies. Each individual has their own unique set of symptoms and reactions which will in turn dictate the approach the naturopathic doctor takes to treat the patient. This is why each person seeking help from a naturopathic doctor will receive a relatively individualized treatment protocol. Naturopathic medicine is not a solitary system of care naturopaths work with other practitioners offering a wide range treatments.

The goal of naturopaths is to develop optional wellness for each patient and to educate them with the intention of cure and or prevention. Although naturopathic doctors are educated and trained to the acute and chromic disease prevention is ultimate goal. Thus is based on the naturopathic philosophy that is the philosophy of health care not illness care.

Acupuncture:

Acupuncture involves the insertion of fine needless through the skia and tissue at specific points on body. There is no injection of any substances and the treatment itself causes minimal discomfort. Puncture is very effective in treating a variety of painful disorders, both acute and chronic Acupuncture books due to its effects essential substances that's makes up the human body and enable up to sustains activities and function. This "substance" for a lack of a better word, is known as Chi or Qi (pronounced) western biochemical research has learned that acupuncture works in certain situation by stimulating body to produce endorphins, a morphine-like chemical that helps block pathways that realy pain message. The result is relief from pain general relaxation and restoring the body's won internal regulatory aim.

The world health organization 1979, drew up the following professional list of disorders that lend themselves to acupuncture treatment. The list in based on clinical experience and not necessary based on enrolled clinical research.

Digestive disorder such as gastritis, hyperacidity, spastic bowl, constipation, diarrhea, respiratory disorders such as sinusitis, bronchitis, asthma. neurological and muscular disorders such a headaches neck and back pain neuralgia frozen solder tennis elbow, sciatica arthritis addition and substance abuse and slip disorders such as insomnia slip apnea.

PARA MEDICAL:

Hospital will have the following paramedical facilities for proper diagnosis.

1. CT Scan (Multislice, Multidetector)
2. X-Ray
3.ECG
4. TMT
5. MRD
6. LABORATORIES
7. ENDOSCOPY
8. CSSD
9. CATH LAB RK. THECIATES
10. INFO. TECH
11. MRI
12. ULTRASOUND
13. ECG
14. PERFUSION
15. MAMMGRAPHY
16. NUCLEAR MEDICINE
17. PHYSIOTHERAPY
18. ECHO
19. OTHER FECILITIES.

MOBILE HEALTH CLINIC:

The mobile health clinic will be develop to cover the rural and urban message belongs to the below poverty line.

INTERMEDIATE CARE AREA:

The intermediate care area will provide services based on the concept on the progressive patient care. It will consist of General Word, semi private word, VIP suites and the critical care areas. The charges will be graded to suite the socio-economic status of the patients

The category wise bed distribution of the hospital for 1000 beds will be as under:

INTERMEDIATE CARE AREA:

CRITICAL CARE UNIT:

The critical care area will provide facilities of treatment to the critically ill patients. Hospital will have to critical care areas namely critical care area -1 and H Facilities of the best of its kind will be made available for these patients. Critical care specialist will man the unite round the clock. High quality equipment will be made available so that the patient could have the best chances of survival.

BRIEF PROJECT REPORT:

DETAILS OF PROJECT REPORT:

Land Cost:

Medical Equipment: