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Inpatient care
at GNP Hospitals is of the very highest
standard. Our patients experience highly
personalized service in a warm and
friendly atmosphere.
Much emphasis is placed on maintaining a
calm and caring environment to assist
the recovery process. Exemplary nursing
care is provided by an international
nursing team under the supervision of
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Package
Deals:
The GNP
is
pleased
to offer
patients
a range
of
specially
tailored
inclusive
package
deals
offering
exceptional
value of
money.
All
packages
deals
are
inclusive
of the
following: |
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Immediate
pre-operative
investigations.
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Physiotherapy
where
indicated.
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Peri-
operative
medicine
(excluding
medication
taken
home).
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Surgeon
and
anesthetists
fees,
disposables
consumed
in the
operating
theater
and
charges
for
theatre
use.
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Medical
and
nursing
care
during
admission
period.
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First
out-patient
follow
up
consultation
for the
same
condition
following
discharge
within
ten day
period. |
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Package
deal
prices
do not
include
the
following: |
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Diagnostic
investigations.
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Post-
operative
investigations.
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Complications
occurring
during
or after
surgery
due to a
pre-existing
medical
condition.
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Blood transfusion and blood
product transfusion (i.e.
FFP, blood factor, platelets
etc).
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Any
patient
with a
pre-existing
medical
condition
that
required
pre-operative
management
(e.g.
hypertension
or
diabetes).
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Such
cases
will be
billed
at
standard
hospital
price
list
rates.
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Whenever
possible
such
cases
will be
controlled
in the
out-patients
department.
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Post
discharge
physiotherapy. |
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It is
understood that package deal prices are
not subject to any further discounts and
are for procedures performed by hospital
listed medical practitioners only.
Please note that wherever more than one
procedure is carried out under the same
anesthetic that main procedure will be
charged in full and 50% discount will be
applied to the second procedure and each
subsequent procedure.
Maternity Special terms:
Inclusions
and exclusions are the same as quoted
herein. In addition to the above, the
following will be provided: |
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Episiotomy
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One
Entinox
cylinder |
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Please not the following: |
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If an
epidural
is
requested
an
additional
SR1000
will be
chargeable.
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For twin
delivery,
SR500 is
added to
the
package
deal
price
for
normal
vaginal
delivery
and
caesarean
section.
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Antenatal
blood
profiles
are
mandatory
for all
deliveries.
If the
maternity
package
selected
excludes
antenatal
care, an
antenatal
blood
profile
must be
undertaken,
the
price
for
which is
SR650.
If
antenatal
care is
selected
the
profile
is
included. |
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Admission:
A
patient
being
admitted
from the
outpatient
clinic
to the
hospital
shall be
classified
as
either
routine
or
emergency.
Routine |
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The
consultant/specialist
explains
the need
for
admission
and the
admission
plan to
the
patient
and/or
family,
including
expected
length
of stay,
any
surgery
to be
done,
benefits
&
complications
of
surgery,
drawbacks
if
patient
refused
to
undergo
surgery,
cost
attached,
and
available
package
deal
systems.
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The
consultant/specialist
will
fill the
Admission
form
order in
the
patient’s
medical
record
and
instruct
the
nurse to
escort
the
patient
and/or
family
to the
admission
office,
where
he/she
will
fill the
admission
form and
proceed
with the
admission
process. |
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Emergency
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The
consultant/specialist
explains
the need
for
admission
and the
admission
plan to
the
patient
and/or
family.
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If the
patient
is for
surgery,
the
consent
form
should
be
completed
and
signed
by the
patient.
If the
patient
is a
child,
the
father
or
mother
must
sign the
consent
form. At
least
one
witness,
other
than the
physician,
must
sign the
consent
form.
The
consultant/specialist/nursing
staff
places
the
completed
consent
form in
the
patient’s
medical
record
file.
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The Head
Nurse on
the
admitting
ward is
informed
of the
impending
admission
& all
relevant
data,
concerning
patient's
name,
age,
sex, and
admitting
diagnosis
and a
bed
number
obtained.
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The
Admission
Officer
will
provide
a bed
number
for the
patient
after
communicating
with
the
head
nurse of
the
admitting
ward.
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The
patient
and/or
family
are
escorted
to the
Admission
Office
(if the
patient's
condition
permits)
along
with the
medical
record
file.
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The
patient
is taken
to the
ward, by
wheelchair
or
stretcher
if
necessary. |
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Payment:
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Insurance:
Companies accepted at GNP include: |
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Inpatient
Satisfaction
Questionnaire:
to be
filled
by
inpatients
to
evaluate
their
admission
experience.
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