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Aga Khan Hospital for Women, Garden

Aga Khan Hospital for Women, Garden. INTRODUCTION. Aga Khan Hospital, Garden is a 44-bed maternal and child hospital commissioned in 1967. AKUH, K took the management responsibility of the Hospital in July 2008. Legal integration with AKUH took place on October 1, 2010. INPATIENT SERVICES.

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Aga Khan Hospital for Women, Garden

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  1. Aga Khan Hospital for Women, Garden

  2. INTRODUCTION Aga Khan Hospital, Garden is a 44-bed maternal and child hospital commissioned in 1967. AKUH, K took the management responsibility of the Hospital in July 2008. Legal integration with AKUH took place on October 1, 2010

  3. INPATIENT SERVICES Obstetrics and Gynecology General Ward Beds 18 Semi-Private Beds 8 Private Beds 5 Delivery Beds 3 Pre Labor Room 3 OR (Obstetrics & Gynecology) 1 Pediatrics/Neonatology General Ward Beds 7 Cots 3 Incubators 3

  4. AMBULATORY SERVICES Urgent Care Obstetrics and Gynecology Pediatrics and Neonatology Clinics - 18 specialties

  5. ANCILLARY SERVICES Ultrasound General Radiology Immunization Pharmacy Laboratory

  6. ANNUAL OUTLOOK - 2010 Multispecialty Clinic Visits 67,207 Admissions 3,307 Deliveries 1,717 Radiology 4,707 Ultrasound 8,893 Consultants 46* * 14 AKUH doctors and 32 NFT doctors credentialed by AKUH

  7. TRENDS Admissions

  8. TRENDS Occupancy

  9. TRENDS Deliveries

  10. TRENDS Clinic Visits

  11. ACCESSIBILITY – WELFARE PROGRAM Rupees in thousand No. of patients

  12. TRENDS Sustainability(Rupees in Million)

  13. 2011 PERFORMANCE (JAN TO AUGUST)

  14. Reasons for Low Volume • Price sensitive market • Low cost competitors • Location of the hospital (not visible from main road) • Delay in replacement of the faculty • Frequent change in faculty

  15. Strategies to Overcome the Gaps • Enhance corporate customer base • Develop network with Lady Health Visitors (LHVs) • Develop low cost delivery packages • Hiring of renowned NFTs

  16. MAJOR CHALLENGES Maintain sustainability in spite of substantial increase in cost due to quality improvement measures. Provide security to patients and staff in a politically unstable and hostile environment. Complete renovation without affecting the quality of care and patient volume. Improve quality of care and obtain JCIA accreditation.

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