Patient Care at Hospital 175 – Support for the Elderly & Inpatients

Military Hospital 175 It is a place that receives many inpatients, especially the elderly and patients requiring long-term care. When a loved one is hospitalized, family members often have to arrange their time and work to be present, which is not always feasible.

The need for inpatient care at Hospital 175.

Elderly people and inpatients at Hospital 175 often require essential assistance with daily living activities:

• Nutritional support.
• Take a bath or wipe yourself down.
• Change clothes, change diapers.
• Help with turning the child to prevent bedsores.
• Monitor for signs of fatigue or discomfort.

Job elderly care And patients in a hospital environment require respect for regulations and proper cooperation with healthcare staff. SAN personnel are thoroughly trained in codes of conduct, service attitudes, and professional care skills.

SAN's patient care services at Hospital 175.

Service Caring for patients at Hospital 175 SAN aims to provide complete peace of mind for families through the following commitments:

• Personnel records: The background check has been completed.
• Proper training: Employees undergo internal training courses on skills. caring for the elderly and the patient.
• Close monitoring: There is a monitoring process in place for the first 50 hours to ensure quality.
• Processing procedure: Apply SOPs (standard operating procedures) in handling incidents that arise.

Note: Support staff do not perform medical nursing duties, do not make statements that cause panic, and absolutely must not disclose the personal information of patients or the hospital.

The benefits of having professional support.

Service selection caring for the sick Appropriate care will help stabilize the mental state of the elderly and support a smoother treatment process.