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Hospital Management
Strengthening Program
(HMSP) Checklist
To Identify the Gaps in
Minimum Service Standards
Government of Nepal
Ministry of Health and Population
Contents
Section 1: Governance
Section 2: Organizational Management
Section 3: Human Resource Management
Section 4: Financial Management
Section 5: Information Management
Section 6: Quality Management
Section 7: Clinical Management
7.4. Clinical Laboratory
7.5. Nursing/ Inpatient Services
7.6. Maternity Services
7.7. Dressing and Injections, Routine Procedures
7.8 Surgical Services
7.9 Anesthesia Services
7.10. Diagnostic Services
7.11. Specialized Services
Section 8: Hospital Support Services Management
8.3. Housekeeping
8.4. Repair and Maintenance
8.5. Hospital Waste Management
8.6 Power System
8.7 Safety and Security
8.8 Transportation and Communication
8.9 Hospital Medical Store
8.10. Hospital Canteen
8.11. Information, Education and Communication (IEC) Materials 15
List of Annexes
Annex 1: List of Staff
Annex 3: Emergency Room
Annex 4: List of Essential Drugs and Supplies for Pharmacy
Annex 5: Clinical laboratory
Annex 6: Inpatient Services
Annex 7: Dressing & Injection, Routine Procedures
Annex 8: Surgical Services
Annex 9: Anesthesia
Annex 11: Central Sterile Supply Department (CSSD)
Annex 12: Laundry
Annex 13: Housekeeping
Annex 14: Safety and Security
Annex 15: Hospital Canteen
Background
There are number of specific standards, guidelines and tools developed to address the need to improve and strengthen the government based hospitals of Nepal. Some of them provide the infrastructure standards while others focus on specific technical competencies of the service providers.
This checklist for ‘Minimum Service Standards for District Hospital' has been
developed to bring together all the previous standards, guidelines, tools and other
documents that are related to the hospital quality. Some hospitals that are practicing a
desired level of management practices were also observed to make this checklist
realistic. Moreover, some additional criteria have been added up in order make it more
contemporary and practical. This checklist intends to focus more on ‘Service Standards'
that expects to demand the resources including human, infrastructure, and supplies
required to establish a hospital fulfilling the ‘Minimum Service Standards'.
Given below is a list of references taken to develop this checklist:
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a. Primary Health Care and Resource Center, Chapagaun, Lalitpur b. Gorkha Hospital, Gorkha c. Lamjung Community District Hospital, Lamjung
There are eight sections in this checklist;
1. Governance 2. Organizational Management 3. Human Resources Management 4. Financial Management 5. Information Management 6. Quality Management 7. Clinical Management 8. Hospital Support Services Management
In the ‘Clinical Management' there are eleven sub-sections;
Emergency Service
Clinical Laboratory
Nursing/inpatient Services
Maternity Services
Dressing and Injections, Routine Procedures
Surgical Services
Anesthesia Services
7.10. Diagnostic Services 7.11. Specialized Services
In the ‘Hospital Support Services', there are eleven specific sub-sections;
Repair & Maintenance
Hospital Waste Management
Safety and Security
Transportation and Communication
Hospital Medical Store
8.10. Hospital Canteen 8.11. Information, Education and Communication (IEC)
How to Use This Checklist
Since this checklist is developed to measure the existing situation of the hospital against
the standards, it will help you to understand the standard gaps and make a plan to fulfill
those gaps in order for your hospital to reach to a standard level. Reaching to the
standard means that your hospital has become able to render the specified health
services maintaining quality.
Group Discussion
Go to your hospital team Read the checklist and think if your hospital really meets the given indicators
o This can be done either in a large group, or making smaller groups of your
hospital and working in the specific sections of the checklist
Filling the Checklist
Read each sections carefully
There are list of standards and the supporting indicators for each standards
If your hospital meets the indicators, please mark ‘1' in the column of ‘Score'
Complete this process to all the indicators
Scoring the checklist
Now in each section, add the total score and convert it into total percentage, as
Section 5: Information Management
Standards
Verification Criteria
Obtained
Managing Medical Records
Patient registration
Computerized patient registration is
done using a standard software
Patient referral
Referral records are kept using the
standard form and register
Adequate Infrastructure
Adequate space for 5.3
There is a separate room and
adequate space to store the medical records
All patients' records are kept in
individual folders in racks/ kept digitally maintaining privacy
Computer/Printers
There is a set of functional computer
and printer to store the medical records
Working tables and 5.6
There is at least a set of one table
and one chair per staff in the room.
Section 5
Total Score
Percentage = Total Score ( 4 )/7 X
In the section 7 and 8, add the scores of each sub-sections, and calculate the
average score of the section
Finally, calculate the average percentage of eight sections and this gives you the
existing score of your hospital
Section 1: Governance
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
Formation of
There is Hospital Development Committee as
Hospital
per the HDC formation order.
Development
The hospital has its own mission and vision
Committee
Capacity
All HDC members have received an orientation
building
on HDC functions
activities for
HDC members have participated in some kind
of capacity building training.
HDC members have received refresher orientation at least once in the last year.
Carrying out the HDC Functions
The HDC conducts meetings at least 3 times
at least 3 times per year. Mandatory
Hospital services and utilization
Hospital's financial issues
Patient rights issues
HR issues
Infrastructure issues
Coordination issues with DHO/DoHS/MoHP
Meeting agenda is circulated/made known to
all the members before the meeting.
agenda Hospital's
A written form of hospital's annual plan is
available and approved by HDC.
developed and approved. Establishment
There is a separate locker for HDC
locker for HDC documents. The hospital is
Updated citizen/patient charter is available.
Separate notice board of the HDC is available.
The complaint box is kept in a visible place in
the hospital main lobby.
Specific person is designated to record the complaints weekly and brings this to MS to
Annual Report from HDC is available within 3
months of the end of the fiscal year
Annual Report Conduct social 1.21
Social audit is conducted every year.
Section 1
Total Score
Percentage=Total Score( )/21 X100
Section 2: Organizational Management
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
List of specific department showing detailed
structure of
list of services/ organogram is displayed.
hospital
departments
Work division
A written statement is available specifying
certain person to have been delegated the
delegation of
roles, responsibilities and authorities of head
authorities
of department/unit.
Maintaining
A clear channel of client flow system within the
client flow
hospital has been developed (shown in a map)
and practiced accordingly.
Maintaining effective team work environment
Hand over meetings are conducted daily.
Department/unit meetings are conducted every
Senior staff meetings are conducted twice a
month led by the DHO and/or Medical
Superintendent and minutes are kept.
A staff meeting including all staff is conducted
at least once in a month and decisions are
Section 2
Total Score
Percentage=Total Score ( )/7X100
Section 3: Human Resource Management
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
Practicing the
Personnel administration policy of HDC is
personnel
available (for locally hired staff) and practiced
of the staff
recruited by
the HDC
Maintaining
Individual records of all staff (including all
contract staff) are maintained and updated
All staff have job description
description
Review of
The half-yearly review of performance of all
Performance
staff is done by the line managers.
Performance feedback meeting is conducted by the line managers half-yearly.
Adequate
Hospital has fulfilled all the staff required to
number staff
deliver the specific services (See Annex 1)
in the hospital
Motivating the
There is some instance of hospital carrying
out activities to motivate staff (staff retreat, rewards, recognition of performances etc.) at
least once in a year
Section 3
Total Score
Percentage =Total Score ( )/9 X100
Section 4: Financial Management
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
Formulation
An annual hospital budget is developed
and approval
incorporating the revenue from services,
of Annual
government grants, and supports provided by
Hospital
other organizations
Internal income is reviewed during budgeting every year.
Service fees
The service fees of the hospital are fixed by HDC every year.
Daily income
Daily income is deposited in the bank every
Financial
Financial and physical progress review is done
at least in each trimester (once in every 4
Financial audit 4.6
Externally audited accounts are available for
Electronic database
Hospital uses central Electronic Billing system
software for all financial and
Hospital uses TABUCS for accounting
Financial reports
Hospital produces monthly financial report
produces all financial
Trimesterly financial report is produced. (every
Annual financial report is submitted to HDC.
Auction is done yearly.
Clearing
Clearance of financial irregularities is done
financial
Inventory
Inventory inspection is done twice a year.
inspection
Section 4
Total Score
Percentage =Total Score ( )/14X100
Section 5: Information Management
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
Managing Medical Records
Computerized patient registration is done using a
standard software
Patient referral
Referral records are kept using the standard form and register
Adequate Infrastructure
There is a separate room and adequate space to
store the medical records
records Filing racks
All patients' records are kept in individual folders in racks/ kept digitally maintaining privacy
There is a set of functional computer and printer
to store the medical records
There is at least a set of one table and one chair
per staff in the room.
Developing
Hospital services utilization reports are
developed and reported using the standard
HMIS form (HMIS 9.4)
Utilizing
Hospital services utilization statistics are
information
analyzed at least every trimester (once in 4
Conduction of 5.9
Social marketing activities are being conducted
(Billboards, ads in FM,TV, pamphlets, banners,
marketing
mobilization of FCHVs, via websites etc.) to
promote hospital services
Information to
A separate help desk/reception is available
A separate staff to run the help desk is available
Information
An information officer is specified to
communicate with patients, their relatives, media
and other stakeholders.
Signs for
There are appropriate signs to show the
directions
directions of service delivery rooms.
Section 5
Total Score
Percentage = Total Score ( )/13X100
Section 6: Quality Management
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
Hospital QI committee
Formation of
Hospital QI committee is formed
hospital QI
committee
Meetings of QI 6.2
QI committee meetings are held at least every 4
committee
Addressing
The hospital has a statement of patient rights and
patient rights
responsibilities, which is posted in public places in
Hospital has a formal decision to give priority to the children and senior citizens, and is being
Conducting
The hospital monitors patients' experiences
through patient satisfaction surveys or focus
interview
group discussions conducted at least annually.
Assessing
Hospital has assessed the hospital quality using
hospital
the standard QI tools at least every 4 months
Planning
Hospital has developed specific plans to
improving
improving quality based on the QI assessment
Hospital has implemented the specific activities
based on the QI plan
Morbidity and
Morbidity and mortality records are kept securely.
mortality
records
Each mortality in hospital is investigated and report is kept.
Section 6
Total Score
Percentage =Total Score ( )/10 X 100
Section 7: Clinical Management
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained Maxi mum
7.1 OPD Service
Adequate time 7.1.1
OPD is open from 10 AM to 3 PM
Adequate numbers of health care workers are
available in OPD (at least 1 doctor and 1 mid-
level health worker treating 60 patients per day.)
Appropriate techniques have been used to ensure
the patient privacy (separate rooms, curtains
hung, maintaining queuing of patients etc)
Counseling is done to patients about the type of
treatment being given and its consequences.
Instruments and equipments to carry out the OPD
works are available and functioning (See Annex
Adequate rooms and space for the practitioners
and patients are available
Light and ventilation are adequately maintained
The required furniture are available (See Annex
Duty rosters of OPD are developed regularly and available in appropriate location
Comfortable waiting space with sitting
arrangement is available for at least 50 persons in
Safe drinking water is available in waiting lobby throughout the day
There is at least four toilets with hand washing facilities (2 for male and 2 for female)
Hand washing facilities is available for patients.
Masks and gloves are available
There are colored bins for waste disposal
Hand washing facility with running water and soap is available for practitioners
Needle/sharps disposal container is used
Chlorine solution is available and utilized
Total Score
Percentage = Total Score ( )/22X 100
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained Maximum
7.2 Emergency Service
Adequate time 7.2.1
ER is open 24 hours
Doctors/health workers/nurses are available in ER (1 health worker and 1 nurse with a doctor on-
Hospital maintains a triage system in the ER
Appropriate methods have been used to ensure
the patient privacy (separate rooms, curtains
hung, maintaining queuing of patients etc)
Instruments and equipments to carry out the ER
works are available and functioning (See Annex
10% of the total hospital beds are allocated and
Light and ventilation are adequately maintained
Adequate furniture are available as per annex.
(See Annex 3.2)
Adequate medicines and supplies to carry out the
ER works are available and functioning (See
Annex 3.3)
Hospital is equipped and able to provide Primary
Hospital has maintained security system for ER
Hospital has mass casualty management
protocol, and all staff are updated
Hospital carries out at least one mock drill once a year
Referral decisions are made by doctors
Duty rosters of ER are developed regularly and available in appropriate location
Separate inventories for medicines, medical
supplies, and narcotics are maintained.
Narcotic drugs are kept separately and securely.
Safe drinking water is available for 24 hours.
There is at least one toilet with hand washing facilities
Staff wear mask and gloves at work
There are colored bins for waste disposal
Hand washing facility with running water and soap is available and being practiced by staff
Needle/sharps disposal container is used
Chlorine solution is available and utilized
Total Score
Percentage =Total Score ( )/30 X 100
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained Maximum
7.3 Pharmacy
All of the free medicines provided by government
are available in pharmacy. (See Annex 4.1)
Display of list of 7.3.2
The list of free medicines is displayed in a clearly
There is a list of authorized OPD medicines
other than the free drugs, and are made
available in the pharmacy (See Annex 4.2)
There is a list of authorized injections other than the free ones, and are made available in
pharmacy (See Annex 4.3)
There is a list of authorized medical supplies other than the free ones, and are made available
in the pharmacy (See Annex 4.4)
All the medicines and supplies are displayed in
the clean racks maintaining alphabetical orders
and generic names
Information to 7.3.7
Information regarding the medicines are
provided to the patients
Each medicine is given with written instructions
on how to take them.
A daily use record of each medicine and
supplies is maintained.
Expiry 7.3.10 FEFO system is maintained using standard
stock book/cards
Every month, all medicines and supplies are
counted, out- of-date discarded, and tallied with
the medical store
of 7.3.12 Medicines are bought following the prevailing
procurement rules.
Total Score
Percentage =Total Score ( )/18 X 100
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
Clinical Laboratory
All investigations mentioned in the standard list
are available round the clock (See Annex 5.1)
At least three months buffer stock of laboratory supplies is available
Recording and 7.4.3
Standard reporting sheets are being used and
all reports are recorded in a standard register
All physical instruments and equipments
required to conduct all parameters of tests are
available and functioning (See Annex 5.2)
Staff wear mask and gloves at work
There are colored bins for waste disposal
Hand washing facility with running water and soap is available and being practiced
All sample containers are disposables
Needle/sharps disposal container is used
Chlorine solution is available and utilized
Laboratory has safety box for sputum AFB
Communication 7.4.12 Reports are being disbursed to the patients in
the same day the test is completed (except AFB
Total Score
Percentage =Total Score ( )/16X100
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
7.5 Nursing Services (Inpatient Services)
Separate space for nurses' work station is available
There is a set of one table and three chairs in the nursing station.
Medicines rack is available
Telephone facility is available
Admission and discharge register are available and are being filled completely (HMIS 8.1 and
Furniture and instruments/equipments are
available (See Annex 6.1)
Medical supplies for ward is provided (See
Annex 6.2)
There are adequate lighting and ventilation in the
There are adequate toilets for patients (1 for 6 patients)
Safe drinking water is available 24 hours
Separate space is available for patient visitors (Kuruwa Ghar)
Communication 7.5.12 Basic information regarding admitted patients
are displayed in a separate board
Mask and gloves are available and used
whenever required
There are colored bins for waste disposal
Hand washing facility with running water and soap is available and being practiced
Needle/sharps disposal container is used
Chlorine solution is available and utilized
Total Score
Percentage =Total Score ( )/21 X 100
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
Maternity Services
A separate prelabor ward is available
A standard partograph chart is being used for
clinical decision making
A labor room is equipped with equipments and
instruments,supplies are available (See Annex
Normal and complicated deliveries (vacuum, forceps, induction etc) are conducted 24 hours
Separate postnatal ward is available
Baby bath is done after 24 hours of delivery
A formally signed standard birth certificate is issued.
Postnatal counseling is done prior to discharge
Safe drinking water is available 24 hours
Separate toilet is present in labor room
Mask and gloves are available and used
whenever required
There are colored bins for waste disposal
Hand washing facility with running water and soap is available and being practiced
Needle/sharps disposal container is used
Chlorine solution is available and utilized
Total Score
Percentage =Total Score ( )/17 X100
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
7.7 Dressing and Injections, Routine Procedures
A separate room for routine dressing and injection service is available
Adequate furniture are available (See Annex
Adequate items of disposable supplies and
medicines are available (See Annex 7.2)
Sterile supplies
Adequate quantity of sterilized packs for wound
dressing are available (See Annex 7.3)
Separate containers for sterile gauge and cotton balls are available
List of minimum 7.7.6
A list of minimum dressing services and routine
procedures are available (See Annex 7.4)
Separate colored waste bins are available
Chlorine solution is available
Needle/sharps disposal container is used
Hand washing facility with running water and soap is available and being practiced
Chlorine solution is available and utilized
Proper records of all procedures are kept and
Total Score
Percentage = Total Score ( )/20 X100
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
7.8 Surgical Services
The operating room has adequate physical
facilities, equipments & instruments. (See
Annex 8.1)
Medicines and supplies are available (See
Annex 8.2)
List of surgical
Listed types of surgical procedures under local,
regional, spinal, and general anesthesia are
done (See Annex 8.3)
Adequate and appropriate furniture for patient
and staff are available (See Annex 8.4)
Recording is done for all surgeries
Fumigation is done at least once a week in the
High Level Disinfection (e.g. Cidex) facility is
available and being practiced
High dusting is done at least twice a week in
Separate colored waste bins are available
Mask and gloves are available and used
whenever required
Needle/sharps disposal container is used
Hand washing facility with running water and soap is available and being practiced
Chlorine solution is available and utilized
Total Score
Percentage =Total Score ( )/21X100
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
Anesthesia Services
Adequate instruments and equipments are
available (See Annex 9.1)
Anesthetic drugs are available (See Annex 9.2)
Records of all anesthetic procedures are kept and reported
Total Score
Percentage = Total Score ( )/12X100
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
Diagnostic Services
X-ray service with minimum of 100 mA machine
is provided round the clock (See Annex 10)
Lead barriers are available and used
Working table and chairs are available
Obstetrical (including emergencies) and abdominal scanning is done
USG report is provided in the same day.
ECG facility is available for OPD and ER
Separate ECG facility is available in wards
Total Score
Percentage = Total Score ( )/9X100
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
Specialized services
Gyne/Obs service including Caesarian Section is available
At least one specialized service is available (eye, ENT, dental etc)
Round the clock postmortem service is available
Separate room for mortuary is available
Postmortem and mortuary rooms are disinfected and kept clean
Mortuary van is accessible for hospital use
Total Score
Percentage = Total Score ( )/6 X 100
Section 7
Section 7's Grand Total Score
Section 7's Average Percentage =
Grand total Score ( )/ 192 X 100
Section 8: Hospital Support Services Management
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
Separate CSSD service is available
There are separate rooms for dirty and clean utility.
Adequate equipments and supplies are available
for sterilization (See Annex 11)
Gauge, cotton balls, bandages are prepared
All used instruments and linens are cleaned using proper chemical/detergents in a separate
All instruments and equipments are dried in a separate room.
All instruments are packed in wrappers
All wrapped Instruments are indicated with thermal indicator tape and autoclaved in a
All sterile packs are stored in separate cupboards in a separate room.
Sterile supplies are distributed using a proper method (basket supply system or on-demand
All instruments and linens are recorded and inventory maintained
Staff wear mask and gloves at work
There are colored bins for waste disposal
Hand washing facility with running water and soap is available and being practiced
Chlorine solution is available and utilized
8.2 Laundry
Separate room for laundry is available
Adequate equipments and supplies are available
for laundry (See Annex 12)
All linens are washed using washing machine of capacity of at least 10 KG is available.
All linens are dried in direct sunlight
All linens are ironed and packed properly
Linens are properly stored in separate cup board
All linens are distributed using a proper method (basket supply system or on-demand supply
All linens are recorded and inventory maintained
Total Score
Percentage = Total Score ( )/27X 100
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
Basic supplies are available (See Annex 13)
Hospital premises are visibly clean. There is no litter in the hospital premises.
All Hospital toilets are clean, have no offensive smell, and stains and cleaned at least three
All doors and windows of hospital are dust free, stain free and cleaned once a day.
All floors of hospital are stain free and cleaned twice a day.
All walls of hospital are clean and stain free and are painted with enamel up to 4 ft.
Hospital maintains a garden and retains beauty
Cleaning log book is maintained in every service
Repair & Maintenance
Hospital has regular preventive maintenance
practices (calibration, servicing of equipments)
While doing medical equipment repair and maintenance, biomedical engineer or person
trained in biomedical equipment is there.
Hospital Waste Management
Waste bins are available within the hospital premises
Hospital has incinerator and burial space for
Staff use mask, gloves, boot, gown while
collecting waste
Information regarding proper use of waste bins
are displayed in public places
Power System
Hospital has main-grid power supply with three
Hospital has alternate power generator of at least 50 KVA
Proper inventory of fuel is maintained
Hospital has solar system installed (at least for administrative functions)
Total Score
Percentage = Total Score ( )/20 X100
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
8.7 Safety and Security
Hospital has security personnel round the clock
Security personnel are oriented about the
hospital security procedures
A separate office for security with communication system is available
Hospital has done insurance of its buildings and major equipments
Basic amenities are available (See Annex 14)
Hospital has replaced all mercury apparatus with other appropriate technologies
Hospital has fire extinguisher in all blocks
Hospital has installed safety alarm system
Retro fitting has been done in all buildings (if
Hospital has prevented lightening by ensuring
earthing system in electrification
Disaster preparedness orientation has been given to all staff at least every six months
Disaster mock drill is practiced at least once a
Exit signs to escape during disaster are available in all places
An assembly zone has been specified for
Transportation and Communication
24 hour ambulance service is available
Hospital has access to utility van
Communication 8.8.3
Hospital has telephone with intercom (EPABX) network
Internal communication (paging) system has been installed in all major service stations
Hospital has installed safety alarm system
A notice board is available and being utilized
There is a list of important phone numbers in reception, ER, admin etc.
Total Score
Percentage =Total Score ( )/23 X100
Standards
Verification criteria
Obtained
Hospital Medical Store
Buffer stock in 8.9.1
A separate hospital medical store with 3-months
buffer stock is available
Electronic database system available in hospital medical store
Hospital Canteen
Hospital has a canteen in its premises
A list of food items with price list approved by HDC is available and opening hours should be
Separate dish washing area is available and
for 8.10.4 The inpatients are provided with food at least
twice a day and the food contains carbohydrate,
fats, proteins and at least one vegetable item.
Utensils are available as given in the annex.
(Annex 15)
All furniture and dining space is clean
Inventory of all assets is kept and counted once in every four months
Information, Education and Communication (IEC) materials
A separate space for IEC corner is available near to main patient area
The corner has adequate and updated materials
The corner is used by the clients
Total Score
Percentage = Total Score ( )/14X 100
Section 8
Section 8's Grand Total Score
Section 8's Average Percentage =
Grand total Score ( )/ 84 X 100
Grand Total Score of All Sections
Existing Standard of Hospital =Grand Total ( )/350 X 100
ANNEX 1: List of Staff
Required
Department
Designation
Available
available
Health Assistant/SAHW
Pharmacy Assistant
Anesthesia Assistant
Nursing Officer/Sister
Medical Recorder
Housekeeping Worker
Cook's Assistant
Accounts Officer
Total Required
Total Available
Total Available Percentage = Total Available/46 X 100
Scoring Chart
Total available staff %
Final Score
Standard 3.6 Score
Staff Structure
Medical Superintendent - 1
Medical Officer - 4
Nursing Officer (BN) - 1
Administrator - 1
Accounts Officer - 1
Medical Recorder - 1
Lab Technician - 1
Laundry Worker - 1
Asst. Radiographer
Office Support Asst -
Pharmacy Asst - 1
Security Guard - 2
Anesthesia Asst - 1
Total Staff
Medical Department
Nursing Department
Administration Department : 15 Finance Department
Total : 46
ANNEX 2: OPD
Annex 2.1: Equipments and Instruments
Required No.
For each practitioner
Sphygmomanometer (non-
For each practitioner
Thermometer (digital)
Disposable wooden tongue
Examination gloves
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/12 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required number is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.1.5 Score
Annex 2.2: Furniture and General Supplies
General Items
Required No.
2. Working Chairs
3. Patient chairs
4. Examination table
5. Curtain separator for examination beds
6. Examination lamp
10. Shelves for papers
11. Reference books with shelve
12. Weighing scale
13. Snellen's Chart
14. Measuring tape
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/14 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required number is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.1.8 Score
ANNEX 3: Emergency Room
Annex 3.1: Equipments and instruments
Required No.
Suction Machine (each treatment room)
Suture set (each treatment room)
Ambu bag (Resuscitation bag with
Oxygen (each treatment room)
BP set and Stethoscope (each treatment room)
Cart (Trolley) with medicines for emergency
Intraoscious Canulation Set
Venous section set
Water sealed drainage set
N/G tube Aspiration set
Foot suction (Non-electric)
Gastric Lavage Set
Oxygen Tubes and Masks
Hard Cervical Collar
Ear Irrigation Equipments
Spinal backboard
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total score/31 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required number is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.2.5 Score
Annex 3.2: Furniture and General Supplies
Required
Furniture and General Supplies
Quantity
Information board
Medical Exam Bed
Sharp Disposal Bin
Reference Books with cupboard
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/15 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required quantity is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.2.8 Score
Annex 3.3: Medicines and Supplies
Atropine Injection
Local Anesthetic Injections
Adrenaline Injection
Antihistamine Injection
Hydrocortisone Injection
Ranitidine/Omeperazole Injection
Frusemide Injection
Diclofenac Injection
Hyoscine Butylbromide Injection
Diazepam injection
Morphine Injection
Dexamethasone Injection
Dopamine injection
IV Catheters 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26
Disposable syringes 1 ml, 3 ml, 5 ml, 10 ml, 30 ml, 50 ml
Disposable Gloves 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5
Magnesium Sulphate injection
Calcium Gluconate injection
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/27 X100
Each row gets a score of 1 if available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.2.9 Score
ANNEX 4: List of Essential Drugs and Supplies for Pharmacy
Annex 4.1: List of free essential medicines*
Name of drugs
S.N. Forms
Strength
1 % with/ without
Injection, 30 ml
adrenaline, 2% w/v
Chlorpheniramine
Eye/ ear drop, 5ml
Sulfamethoxazole +
120 DT, 480 and 960
Ferrous Sulphate
60 mg elemental Iron
Vitamin B complex
Therapeutic dose
Compound solution of
Ringers' Lactate
Sodium lactate Sodium chloride
Dextrose Solution
Hydrochlorothiazide
hexachloride Povidine lodine
Aluminium hydroxide +
Magnesium hydroxide
Hyoscine butylbromide
Oral Rehydration Solutions
Metoclorpropamide
Hydrochloride Charcol activated
Benzoic acid + Salicylic acid 56.
Ointment, tube, 30g
Pralidoxim sodium
100mg / vial with
Powder for injection
Silver Sulphadiazine
Skin Cream, 25 g
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/ 83 X 100
* There are 83 items for 70 essential medicines provided for free by the government.
Each row gets a score of 1 if the mentioned medicines are available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.3.1 Score
Annex 4.2: List of OPD Medicines for Pharmacy
Category
Name of drugs
Strength/ Form
Analgesics, Antipyretics,
Ibuprofen+Paracetamol
400mg+500 mg, Syp
Ampicillin+Cloxacilin
500mg, 250mg, Syp
400mg, 200mg, Syp
480mg, 960mg, Syp
250mg, 500mg, Syp
Antitubercular Medicines
Ethambutol tablet
400mg (hydrochloride)
Isoniazid+Ethambutol tablet
150mg+ 75mg+ 275mg
+Ethambutol tablet
Isoniazid tablet
60 mg+ 30 mg, 150mg
Rifampicin+Isoniazid tablet
60 mg+ 30 mg+150 mg
Rifampicin capsule or tablet
Streptomycin powder for injection
1 g (as sulfate) in vial
Antileprosy
Diethylcarbamazipine
25mg, 50mg, 100mg
100000 IU Lozenge
Diloxanide Furoate
150mg, Syp, Inj.
7.5mg, 15mg, Syp
250mg+250mg, Syp
Hydroxide+Magnesium Hydroxide
Gastrointestinal
5mg, Suppository
Magnesium Sulphate
Digestive Enzyme
Benzyl Benzoate Lotion
Silversulfadizene Cream
Benzyl Peroxide Cream
Pividine Iodine Cream
Whitefield's Cream
Fluticasone Cream
120mg, 180mg, Syp
Ferrous Sulphate + Folic Acid
Calcium Carbonate+Vit D3
Potassium Chloride
Chlordiazepoxide
Psychotherapeutic
Lithium Carbonate
Combined Oral Contraceptives
Intrauterine Device
Methylergometrine
Mefipristone+Misoprostol Combi
Chlorhexidine Gargle
Bclomethasonme E/E Drop
Acyclovir ointment
25mg/250mg/400mg
Lamivudine+Zidovudine
Lopinavir+Ritonavir
Lopinavir+Ritonavir
200mg/50mg per 5ml
Stavudine+Lamivudine
Tenofovir+Lamivudine
300mg+300mg+600mg
Zidovudine+Lamivudine
Zidovudine + Lamivudine +
Total Score
Total percentage = Total Score/80 X 100
*(For ART site)Total percentage = Total Score/107 X 100
* For ART hospital site only
Each row gets a score of 1 if the mentioned medicines are available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.3.3 Score
Annex 4.3: List of Injections for Pharmacy
Name of Medicine
Score S.N
Name of Medicine
1. Adrenaline 1mg
37. Mannitol 20%
2. Aminophylline 250mg
38. Mephenteramine
3. Ampicillin inj
39. Metochlopramide 10 mg
4. Anti D Immunoglibin
40. Metronidazole Inj
41. Morphine 10mg
42. Neurobin forte Inj
Benzathine Penicillin 12
8. Benzathine Penicillin 6 Lakh
9. Calcium Gluconate
45. Oxytocin 5lU/ml
10. Ceftriaxone 250mg
46. (Pentazocine)
11. Ceftriaxone 1 gm
47. Pantoparazole 40 mg
12. Ciprofloxacin Injection
48. Paracetamol 300mg
13. Cloxacillin Inj
49. Pethidine 50mg/ml
14. Dexamethasone sodium 4mg
15. Dextrose 10%
51. (Promethagine)
16. Dextrose 25%
52. Phenobarbitone
18. Diazepam 10 mg
54. Potassium Chloride
19. Diclofenac Sodium 75mg
55. 12.5mg/ml( Stemetil)
20. Digoxin 0.25mg
22. Dopamine 200mg
58. Soda Bicarbonate
59. Tetanus Toxoid 0.5ml
60. Thiamine 50mg
25. Ergometrine Inj
61. Tramadol 50mg
26. Frusemide 20mg
62. Triamcinolone 40mg
27. Gentamycin 80mg
28. Haloperidol 5mg
64. Water for Injection 5 ml
65. 1/2 NS+5% Dextrose
30. Hydrocortisone 100mg
Total Score
Hyoscine Bultylbromide 20
Total Percentage =
Total Score/65X100
32. Ketamine 10 ml
Scoring Chart
33. Lignocaine 1%
Total Percentage
34. Lignocaine 2%
35. Lignocaine 2% +Adrenaline
36. Magnesium Sulphate 1gm
Standard 7.3.4 Score
Annex 4.4: List of Medical Supplies for Pharmacy
Name of medical supply
I/V Canula 16, 18, 20, 22, 24,
1. Adhesive Tape
2. Adhesive Handy Plast
22. IV Infusion Set Tube
L.P Needle (Spinal Needle
Betadine Solution
4. Butterfly Needle 23 G
24. Lignocaine Jelly
5. Butterfly Needle 24 G
25. NG Tube 10, 12, 18
6. Cervical Collar
26. Nylon Suture Thread 3-0
7. Chromic 0, 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0
8. Clinical Thermometer
28. Peri Pads Rolls
29. Phenyle Solution
10. Cotton Roll 400 mg
30. POP Bandage 3", 4", 6"
Disposable Needle 18, 20, 22,
31. Pregnancy Test Kit
Disposable Syring 1ml, 3ml,
32. Proliene 0, 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0
12. 5ml, 10ml, 20ml, 50ml
33. Suction Catheter
13. Distilled Water 500 ml
34. Use and Throw Mask
14. Easyfix Plast
35. Use and Throw Gloves
15. Endotracheal Tube (ET Tube)
Vaginal Ring Pessary Size 2.5,
16. Female Catheter
17. Surgical Blade 10, 11, 15
37. Vaginal Ring Pessary Size 3
18. Surgical Gloves 6.5, 7, 7.5
Total Score
Foleye Catheter 14, 16, 18, 20,
Total percentage = Total Score/38
Each row gets a score of 1 if the mentioned medical supplies are available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.3.5 Score
ANNEX 5: Clinical Laboratory
Annex 5.1: List of Essential Laboratory Tests
1. Hematology
Hemoglobin or Hematocrit
1.12. Group and Rh Type
1.13. Stick Blood Sugar (For ER)
2. Immunology
3. Biochemistry
3.10. Lipid Profile
3.10.1. Cholesterol
3.11.1. Bilirubin T/D
3.11.2. Alk. Phosphatase
4. Bacteriology
Culture & Sensitivity
5. Parasitology
6. Virology
7. Stool Exam
Stool for Occult Blood
8. Urine Exam
HCG (Pregnancy Test)
9. Miscellaneous
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/ 52 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if the mentioned test is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.4.1 Score
Annex 5.2: List of Major Lab Equipments/Instruments
Required
Name of Instruments
Quantity
2. Semi Auto Analyzer (Bio Chemistry)
4. Chemical Balance
5. Electrolyte Analyzer
9. Counting Chamber
11. Pipettes, Glassware/kits
12. Computer with printer
14. Disposable test tubes
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/14 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required quantity is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.4.4 Score
ANNEX 6: Inpatient Services
Annex 6.1: Furniture and supplies per bed
General Items
Required No.
1. Patient Beds (Metal bed, raisable head,
mechanical ratchet, 3 X 6 ft.)
5. Blanket with cover
6. Bed site table
10. Medicine trolley
11. Medicine Trey
12. Cardex files
13. Working table
19. Torch with extra batteries and bulb
20. Inpatient register
21. Inventory Records
Equipment/ Instruments
22. BP set and stethoscope (Non-mercury)
23. Body thermometer
24. Fetal stethoscope
25. Baby weighing scale
26. Self-inflating bag air mask - neonatal size
27. Mucus extractor with suction tube
28. Suction machine
29. Oxygen supply
31. Sponge forceps
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/32 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required quantity is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.5.6 Score
Annex 6.2: Medicines and supplies
Medicines and Supplies
Required No.
5. Distilled Water
6. IV Infusion Set
7. IV Catheter 18G,20G,22G,24G,26G
9. Mask, Cap, Gowns
10. Disposable syringes 1 ml, 3 ml, 5 ml, 10 ml, 30
11. Needle 18-25
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/11 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required number is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.5.7 Score
Annex 6.3: Instruments/Equipments and Supplies for Labor Room
Required No.
General Items
calculated as
per the average
no. of deliveries)
2. Clean bed linen
3. Curtains if more than one bed
4. Clean surface (for alternative delivery position)
5. Resuscitation table
8. Room thermometer
Waste Management
9. Container for sharps disposal
10. Receptacle for soiled linens
11. Bucket for soiled pads and swabs
12. Bowl and plastic bag for placenta
Miscellaneous
14. Torch with extra batteries and bulb
15. Log book (Maternity register
Equipment
17. BP Set and Stethoscope (Non-Mercury)
18. Body thermometer
19. Fetal stethoscope
21. Self-inflating bag air mask - neonatal size
22. Mucus extractor with suction tube
Sterile Delivery Instrument Set (Check each
25. Cord cutting Scissors
26. Artery forceps or clamp (Straight 8-10 cm)
27. Gally pot Small
28. Sponge forceps
29. Vaginal speculum (Sims)
30. Rubber sheet
31. Plain catheter
32. Placenta bowel
Suture set (Check each set)
33. Needle holder
34. Sponge holder
35. Suture cutting scissors
36. Dissecting forceps (tooth and plain)
Episiotomy set (Check each set)
37. Episiotomy scissor
38. Needle holder
39. Suture cutting scissor
40. Dissecting forceps(tooth and plain)
Supplies
41. Utility Gloves
42. Sterile Gloves
43. Long plastic apron
44. Urinary catheter
45. Syringes and needles
47. Sutures for tear or episiotomy repair
48. Antiseptic solution (iodophors or chlorhexidine)
49. Spirit (70% alcohol)
51. Bleach (chlorine-base compound)
52. Clean (plastic) sheet to place under mother
53. Sanitary pads
54. Clean towels for drying and wrapping the baby
55. Cord ties (sterile)
56. Blanket for the baby
57. Baby feeding cup
58. Impregnated bed net
59. Inj. Oxytocin
60. Inj. Ergometrine
61. Inj. Magnesium sulphate
62. Inj. Calcium gluconate
63. Inj. Diazepam
64. Inj. Hydralazine
65. Inj. Ampicillin
66. Inj. Gentamycin
67. Inj. Metronidazole
68. Inj. Benzathine penicillin
69. Inj. Nevirapine or Zidovudine
70. Inj. Lignocaine
71. Inj. Adrenaline
72. Inj. Ringer lactate
73. Inj. Normal saline 0.9%
74. Inj. Dextrose 5%
75. Water for injection
76. Eye antimicrobial (1% silver nitrate or 2.5%
77. povidone iodine)
78. Tetracycline 1% eye ointment
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/80 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required number is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.6.3 Score
ANNEX 7: Dressing & injection, Routine Procedures
Annex 7.1: Furniture and general supplies
General Items
Required No.
Mattress, pillow
Bucket with chlorine solution
Bucket with soap water
Colored waste bins with lid
Sharp disposal bin
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/13 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required number is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.7.2 Score
Annex 7.2: Disposable supplies/Medicines
Supplies
Required No.
Disposable syringes 1 ml, 3 ml, 5 ml, 10 ml
Lignocaine Hydrochloride 1%
Lignocaine Hydrochloride 2%
Lignocaine Hydrochloride 2% with adrenaline
Lignocaine hydrochloride 4%
Hydrogen Peroxide
Disposable Gloves
Polypropylene (Prolene) 2-0, 3-0, 4-0
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/15 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required number is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.7.3 Score
Annex 7.3: Sterile supplies
General items
Required No.
1. Sterile Dressing Set (must be in wrapper)
2. Sterile Suture Sets (must be in wrapper)
3. Sterile Suture Removal Set (must be in
4. Sterile Cheetle Forcep
5. Sterile Forcep Jar
6. Sterile cotton balls in steel drum
7. Sterile gauze pieces in steel drum
8. Sterile gauze pads
9. Sterile extra instruments in separate trey
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/9 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required number is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.7.4 Score
Annex 7.4: List of Minimum Services for Dressing and Routine Procedures
Categories
1. Simple dressing change
2. Skin Suture removals
4. Multiple wound requiring additional sterile gauzes
5. Large wound requiring paddings
6. Dressing change under LA
7. Burns up to 9%
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/7 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 the mentioned service is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.7.6 Score
ANNEX 8: Surgical Services
Annex 8.1: Equipments and Instruments for OT
Standard
General Equipments for OT
Quantity
1. Wheel chair foldable, adult size
3. Patient trolley
4. OT table with stirrups
5. Wedge to position the patient
6. Mattresses w/ water proof cover
7. Pillows w/ water proof cover
9. Revolving Stool
12. Instrumental Trolley
14. Lamp operating, fixed 8 lamp unit
15. Lamp operating portable
16. Emergency Light
18. Wall clock that can be seen easily
19. Refrigerator/ cold box
21. Pump, suction, surgical, 200V, 2 bottles, w/access
22. Electrosurgical Cautery
23. Cardiac Monitor
24. Neonatal Radiant Warmer
26. BP apparatus (Non-Mercury)
28. Rectal Thermometer
29. Drums for gloves
30. Jar w/cover (for swabs)
31. Tourniquet, latex rubber, 75cm
32. Kidney Tray (600cc)
33. Dressing Tray
34. Cheattle Forceps w/jar, stainless steel
36. Appendectomy Set
39. Laprotomy set
40. Minor Surgery Set
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/40 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if the required standard quantity is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.8.1 Score
Annex 8.2: Medicines and Supplies for OT
Emergency Drugs (including neonates)
Standard Quantity for
1 patient
Calcium Gluconate (inj)
10ml X 2 ampules
Magnesium sulphate (inj)
Dextrose (25%) (inj)
Adrenaline (inj.)
Aminophyline (inj)
Atropine sulphate (inj)
Chloropheniramine
Mephentine (inj)
Ergometrine (inj)
IV Fluids- Ringer Lactate / Normal Saline
Hydralizine injection
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/19 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if the required standard quantity is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.8.2 Score
Annex 8.3: List of Minimum Surgical Procedures
Categories
1. Catheterization (Plain and Foley's)
3. POP + Immobilization
4. Breast Abscess Aspiration
5. Lumbar Puncture
6. Nasal Packing
7. Debridement wound
9. Skin suture <5cm size
10. Foreign body removal
11. Gastric lavage
12. Joint aspiration
1. POP and reduction
2. Excision of ganglion, lump, cyst, corn, lipoma under LA
3. Foreign body removal under LA
4. Debridement under LA
5. Cleaning and Dressing under sedation
6. Skin suture >5 stitches
7. Skin traction
8. Gallows traction
1. POP (Colle's, SC)
2. Tendon Repair
3. Chest Tube insertion
5. Amputation under LA and sedation
7. Ear Lobe Repair
8. Webbed finger repair
9. Volar flap repair
10. Debridement <20 % under sedation (Burn)
12. Repair of perineal tear
13. Marsupilisation
14. I +D under Ket (GA) Breast,Deep, Perineal
15. Reduction of dislocation under Ket (GA) plus sedation
16. Excision of cyst,lipoma, lump under GA
17. Tongue tie under Ket
18. Skeletal Traction
1. Obstructed hernia Repair
3. Debridement (burn) >20 % under Ket (GA)
4. Amputation (life saving) under GA
1. Explorative Laporotomy
2. Appendicectomy
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/45 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 the mentioned service is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.8.3 Score
Annex 8.4: Furniture for OT
Standard
Furniture for OT
Quantity
Cabinets with glass for drugs/instruments
Table for recording and reporting notes
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/4 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 the standard quantity is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.8.4 Score
ANNEX 9: Anesthesia
Annex 9.1: Instruments and Equipments for Anesthesia
Standard Qty.
Oxford Miniature Vaporizer (OMV)
Oxygen Attachment Kit
Corrugated, Anti-static, Breathing tube/Anesthetic hose 105cm
Breathing Tube Connectors, Male
Breathing Tube Connectors, Female
Pediatric Bellows
Ambu E Valves (adults and child)
Tool Kit (EMO and OMV)
Anesthetic mobile Trolley, ss, 3 drawers, 2 trays, fitted with
height adjustable twin hook loop and oxygen cylinder, electric lamp holder,960mmL X 500mm W X 1545mm H
Anesthetic Face Masks
Rendall Backer (pediatric) size 0, 1, 2, 3
Clear "ohmeda" or "ambu size 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Black, antistatic size 3, 4, 5
Endotracheal tube (ETT) of different sizes
Brushes for ETT (Small, Medium, Large)
Magill Forceps (adult and child)
Airways, reusable rubber sizes 0- 4 oral; 5-9 Nasal
Bougie (adult and child)
Oxygen Tubing (clear green)
Spinal set (set of spinal needles 18 -25 gauge, small bowl, small
5 - 10 ml syringe needle, sponge holding forceps, kidney tray)
Combined Pulse Oximeter/ECG monitor
Oxygen cylinder with regulator and flow meter
Electric pump suction, 220V
Oxygen Concentrator
Suction catheter (newborn Fr 10 or 12 size and adult 16 size)
Laryngoscope set
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/27 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 the standard quantity is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.9.1 Score
Annex 9.2: Anesthetic Drugs and Emergency Drugs
Aluminum Hydroxide or Magnesium Trisilicate
Injection Ranitidine
Injection Metoclopropamide
Atropine injection
Bupivacaine 0.5% heavy
Lidocaine 5% heavy
Lidocaine 2% with adrenaline and plain
Calcium Gluconate
Ephedrine / Mephenteramine
Sodium Bicarbonate
Beta-Blockers ( Metoprolol, Labatolol)
Promethazine HCL
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/26 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if the mentioned drugs are available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.9.2 Score
ANNEX 10: X-ray
List of X-ray supplies
Description
1. X-Ray Film and cassettes 8 x 10
2. X-Ray Film and cassettes 10 x 12
3. X-Ray Film and cassettes 12 x 15
4. X-Ray Developer
6. Magnetic Gown
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/6 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if the given supplies are available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 7.10.1 Score
ANNEX 11: Central Sterile Supply Department (CSSD)
List of Equipments and Supplies
Required No.
1. Autoclave Machine
2. Working Table
3. Thermal Indicator Tape
7. Trolley for Transportation
9. Storage Shelves
11. Cap, Mask, Gown
13. Cotton Rolls
14. Cotton Gauze
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/15 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required number is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 8.1.3 Score
ANNEX 12: Laundry
List of Equipments and Supplies
Required No.
Stirrer (wooden)
Cap, Mask, Gowns
Trolley for Transportation
Chlorine Solution
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/13 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required number is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 8.2.2 Score
ANNEX 13: Housekeeping
List of Supplies
General Items
Required No.
Housekeeping Storage Room
Additional Bed Covers for Replacement
Additional Pillow
Window screens (jaali)
Personal Protective Items
Log Book for Records
Working Table and Chair
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/26 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required number is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 8.3.1 Score
ANNEX 14: Safety and Security
List of Basic Amenities
General Items
List of Important Phone Numbers
Fire extinguisher
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/6 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the mentioned items are available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 8.7.5 Score
ANNEX 15: Hospital Canteen
List of Basic Amenities
General Items
Required No.
1. Dining Plate (Thaal)
2. Bowl (Kachaura)
6. Pressure cooker (5 liter and 3 liter)
7. Karai (2 with different sizes)
8. Bata (3 with different sizes)
9. Stove (Gas or Wood) - smokeless
Buckets (3 with different sizes)
Taps with running water facility
Lighting system (Main line or Solar)
Fire Extinguisher
Dish washing place
Total Score
Total Percentage = Total Score/26 X 100
Each row gets a score of 1 if all the required number is available otherwise 0.
Scoring Chart
Total Percentage
Standard 8.10.5 Score
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