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•Our
Operational policy . Our mission is to care ,to
heal and to teach.Our vision is to provide comprehensive medical
care (including emergency and intensive care) to sick children.Our
Vision:is to promote child welfare through active interaction with
parents or legal guardians, schools and other relevant agencies,and
To provide general and specialist Pediatric training to
undergraduate students and graduate doctors. .............(more...)
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Neonatal Operational policy. To provide level III
care, capable of providing comprehensive intensive medical and
nursing care to newborn babies. To promote Breast Feeding via
application of the 10 steps recommended by WHO and the Kuwait
national committee - MOH (Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative - BFHI).
To provide a specialist neonatal training to post graduate doctors
and promote continous medical education for inservice doctors
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Department News• Since
Nov.2005 we are working in Three units general pediatrics
Saturday 5 Nov.2005, 2005-04-27
Now we are divided in 5 units A,B,C,Dand Neonate. The daily work
Schedule for Unit C: Admission days for unit C are Saturdays and
Mondays and alternating Fridays. Patients’care responsibilities are
distributed among the assistant registrars and the registrars of the
unit. Cases are seen by the assistants and reviwed with the
registrars. The senior registrars and the specialists review any
case when needed. Saturday: Ward round starts at 10:00 am, after all
cases have been seen and assessed by the responsibly phsicians. The
round are run by the head of the unit. All cases are seen during the
round, and those who are more critical or in which further decisions
need to be taken are seen in more details. Interesting and rare
cases are discussed with the medical students, trainees, family
doctors as part of their educational and training programs
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• Now
we have 27 outpatient rooms
Saturday 5
Nov.2005, 2005-04-27
Each unit has one day of general pediatric outpatient clinics per
week, in which there are 5 rooms. The patients are seen strictly by
referral.There are also 4 sub-specialty clinics per weeks. They are
run by consultants, senior specialists and senior registrars, in
addition to few selective experienced registrars. ........(more...)
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Antibiotic and chemotherapy policy and guidlines
A great deal has been written in recent years about the rise in
number of multiresistant bacteria. There have been alarming reports
of outbreaks of infection, generally caused by staphylococci,
enterococci, mycobacteria or certain gram-negative bacilli, that
were resistant to .. ....(more...)
• Evacuation
policy in case of emergency
The maps of the emergency
exists are mounted on the wall of all hospital departments. All
employees should carefully study these maps to be aware of the
emergency exits in their places or wards.2-Each fire alarm box
contains a key of the emergency exit door that is located near the
door (the reserve key is kept with nurse in charge).3-The cover of
this box could be broken to take the key form the box to open the
emergency exit door to allow patients to use the emergency stairs t
reach gathering place.....(more...)
• Guidelines for
the management of common pediatric diseases and emergencies(The
pediatric council of Kuwait)
1. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 2. Rehydration in
Gastroenteritis 3. Acute Exacerbation of Asthma 4. Croup 5. Status
Epilepticus 6. Hypertensive Emergencies 7. Cardiac Arrythmias 8.
Acute Bacterial Meningitis 9. Diabetic Ketoacidosis 10. Shock 11.
Poisoning and Intoxication 12. Evaluation and Management ......(more...)
• Farwanyia Hospita: Our hospital
lies in one of the most crowded area in Kuwait .....(more...)
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