Delhi AIIMS: AIIMS Emergency and ICU will be monitored for 24 hours, patients will not have to wait
AIIMS Director has decided to improve the health services of the employees.
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The emergency department and ICU of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi will be monitored 24 hours a day. In order to improve the facilities, the Director of AIIMS has decided to appoint a senior doctor for 24-hour monitoring. In this regard, the Director of AIIMS has issued an order that the patient care equipment in AIIMS Emergency including monitors, ventilators, infusion pumps and some ICUs are not connected to the central charting. Arrangements will be made for their real time monitoring.
Under the order, from December 1, all ICUs and emergency services will be physically monitored by a faculty 24 hours a day. From January 1, all ICUS will have a single entry and exit which will be controlled by facial recognition-based systems. With effect from April 1, 2023, e-Casualty and ELCU charting facility has been implemented in all Red and Yellow area beds and ICUs of Emergency Department of AIIMS. Apart from this, the services provided to the patients will be improved with other technology. A tele-call center facility will be started by the Department of Engineering Services by 31st December 2022 so that all ICU patients can inquire about the attendants.
Geo tagging of goods will be done
Geo tagging and tracking of all the assets of AIIMS. It has been decided by the Director to put in place an efficient system for geo tagging and tracking of all assets. It will work from April 1, 2023. This will improve the operation and maintenance of the asset.
Security officers
can be changed The security guards working in AIIMS can be changed. The Director of AIIMS has given the Director that it has been decided to make arrangements to improve the security and improve the security services in AIIMS. Also ordered that in future only outsourced security services will be included through Directorate General of Rehabilitation. The Chief Security Officer has been directed to work in this direction by December 31 in consultation with the Senior Financial Adviser.