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Delay In Local Purchase Case Study

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23. Clinical Care Problems a. Delay in Local Purchase (LP) Medicine Procurement. Patients are admitted in Family Wing wards at different times during 24 hours. Main LP Medical Store is in CMH which is located at a distance of ½ kilometer from the family wing. Prescribed injectable LP medicine is brought by ward Non Commissioned Officer (NCO)/Aya with usually a delay of 2 to 3 hours. This causes great dissatisfaction on the part of patients giving rise to frequent complaints. b. Out-pass Officers Family Ward Patients. The patients frequently go back to their homes on self-prescribed out-passes ‘Going home at my own risk’, commonly overnight stay, despite being cautioned against it both verbally and written instructions. Moreover, they return to ward after the Consultant Specialist is through with morning round and nursing staff busy with carrying out the treatment prescribed. A chain of demands then follow from such patients, complaining of delayed morning dose or …show more content…

For the above mentioned Clinical Care & Administrative problems encountered at CMH Peshawar, following measures are suggested: a. Frequently prescribed and rapidly turned over LP medicines can be placed in the family wing medical store as a dedicated window, run under medical store arrangement, at least during the day for OPD cases. b. Station Headquarter be informed about disciplinary breaches of Officers like violating visiting hours, wrong parking outside wards obstructing free movement of ambulances, taking their families out of hospital premises without out-pass sanctioned by CMH authorities etc. Relevant Station orders, in this regard, be published accordingly. c. The proposal of Critical Care Complex within the family wing is under correspondence between Corps Headquarter, General Headquarters Rawalpindi (QMG Branch) and Medical Directorate. This will address problems in the future and for the time being more beds can be allocated for female patients in the Surgical Complex of Main

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