IPD

PRESENTED BY: YASHWANTH

SUMONA
MANVINI
NAVYA
 DEFINATION
• IPD is a unit of a hospital or a healthcare facility where patients are admitted for
medical conditions that require appropriate care and attention.
• An inpatient is admitted to the hospital and stays overnight for an indeterminate time,
usually several days or weeks (in case of coma for years.)
• The indoor department commences when the patient is being registered and allocated a
bed in the ward.
• It deals with complete treatment and services in terms provided to the patient during
his stay in the hospital. It incudes all types of services in terms of consultant visits,
investigations, procedures, medicines, room service, diet e.t.c.
 FUNCTIONS
• To provide highest possible quality of medical and nursing care.
• To make a provision of essential equipment, drugs, and other material required for
patient care
• To provide comfortable and desirable environment to patient on temporary substitution
of home.
 FEATURES
• The IPD forms 33%-50% of the structure of hospital construction and most of the
equipment and staffs are in this department with maximum amount of patient care,
training medical teaching and research.
• IPD is the area which gives maximum output of services and name and fame to the
hospital.
TYPES OF WARDS
 DEPARTMENT SERVICES
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MEDICINE WARD
CARDIAC WARD
• ISOLATION WARD
• SURGERY WARD
• PULMONOLOGY WARD
• OBG AND GYNECOLOGY WARD • INFECTION WARD
• DERMATOLOGY WARD
• ENT WARD • PEADIATRIC WARD
• OPTHAMOLOGY WARD
• DENTAL WARD • BURN WARD
• NEUROLOGY WARD
• NEPHROLOGY WARD • SPECIAL WARDS/ PRIVATE WARD
• RHEUMATOLOGY WARD
• EMERGENCY ROOM
• INJECTION ROOM
 CRITICAL CARE AREA
• NICU
• PICU
• SICU
• CTVS
• OT
• ICU
• HDU
IN PATIENT FLOW
PROCESS OF IPD
TYPES OF SERVICES
 TYPES OF ADMISSION

EMERGENCY ADMISSION ROUTINE ADMISSION

• In this type patient are admitted in acute • In this type patients are admitted for
conditions requiring immediate treatment investigation, diagnostic, medical or surgical
treatment.
• Ex: RTA, poisoining, burns, cardiac
emergency e.t.c. • ex: HTN, DM