Admissions are done as per Doctor’s advice. Emergency admissions are, by their very nature unpredictable and we have a 24×7 Emergency Department where the Emergency Medical Registrar assesses the patient condition and advice accordingly.
In case admission is advised, necessary formalities are fulfilled at the Admission Counter on the ground floor.
A resident medical officer is in immediate charge of the patients in ward. Your consultant will visit your patient during his regular ward rounds. The resident medical officers are in constant touch with the medical, surgical registrars and the treating consultants regarding the patient’s treatment. Please contact the Floor PRO’s or the PRO at the reception who will arrange so that you can talk to your treating consultants on a regular basis. In case you have any further medical query you can contact our Deputy Medical Director or Medical Director.
1:1 Nurse patient ratio is maintained in Critical Care and 1:5 in general ward.
Extensive medical research is an ongoing process in the hospital and has monthly educational programs for our consultants, ,resident medical officers and nurses.
Any information concerning your illness is strictly confidential. It will not be shared with anyone, except the clinical staff involved in your care.
We have a full range of diagnostic and therapeutic services for both inpatients and outpatients. These include:
Greeting card, Light reading material, crosswords and small games are ideal gifts as they help pass the time.
Hospital policy strongly discourages patients and their relatives from bringing food into the Hospital for consumption on the premises.
The Hospital follows a no-smoking policy, so, smoking is not permitted inside the hospital building.
Occasionally fire alarm bells will sound during the course of testing or as the result of sensitive smoke detection equipment. You will be advised immediately if any action is necessary. Alarm bells will not be switched off until authorization is received from the Fire Brigade.
Ruby General Hospital wants you to receive quality care. As a patient at the hospital, it is important to realize that you have both rights and responsibilities. This summary of patients’ rights and responsibilities given below describe how you can participate in receiving quality care. Our Doctors, Nurses and other staff are committed to provide best care. Please feel free to discuss this with your doctor or the Sister In Charge of your Ward. You may also contact Floor PRO, Senior Manager – Operations & B.D. or Manager Growth & Development at the following numbers: 033- 39871800 / 9831358000/ 9748496690
Your Rights:
– To be treated with respect and courtesy
– To receive safe, considerate, ethical and cost effective medical care
– To have your individual cultural, spiritual and psychosocial needs respected
– To have your privacy and personal dignity maintained
– To expect that information regarding your care will be treated as confidential
Your Responsibilities:
– To respect hospital personnel
– To respect care givers’ efforts to provide care for other patients
– To respect hospital property
– To be considerate of other patients
Your Rights:
– To receive treatment regardless of race, religion or any other discrimination prohibited by law
– To receive emergency treatment
– To expect reasonable continuity of care and to be informed of available and realistic care options when hospital care is no longer appropriate
– To have your needs for pain management addressed and treated
– To be free from the use of restraints and/or seclusion unless clinically necessary.
Your Responsibilities:
– To follow your care givers’ instructions and help them in their efforts to regain your health
– To inform your caregivers if you think that there may be problems in following their instructions
– To participate in decision making about your medical care
– To recognize the impact of life style on your personal health
Your Rights
– To understand your diagnosis and treatment, as well as the possible outcomes, risks and benefits of your care.
– To have information regarding your medical treatment explained to your family member or other appropriate individual when you are unable to participate in decisions about your care.
– To be advised of hospital policies,procedures, rules and regulations that may affect your care.
– To be aware of any proposed hospital research in which you may be involved.
– To be aware that the hospital’s bioethics committee is available to you to discuss ethical issues related to your care.
– To know the names/titles of your caregivers.
– To see your medical records (in accordance with hospital policy and/or the law)
– To review your bill and to have any questions or concerns you have, adequately addressed.
Your Responsibilities:
– To provide the hospital with accurate and complete information about your medical history.
– To ask your care givers for more information if you do not understand your illness or treatment.
– To provide the hospital with necessary payment and/or insurance information.
Your Rights:
– To be involved in decisions concerning your care
– To have your family members and/or others involved in decisions about your care
– To exclude your family members and/or others from participating in decisions about your care
– To discuss any treatment planned for you
– To give your informed consent or informed refusal for treatment
– To leave the hospital or request a transfer (in accordance with hospital policy and/or the law)
– To refuse to be treated by a student
– To consent or decline to participate in clinical research
Your Responsibilities:
– To abide by hospital rules and regulations
– To keep your appointments
– To accept the consequences of your decision/information provided
– To inform the hospital if you believe your rights have been violated
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