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  ROLE OF SOLAR SYSTEM TO BUILD A GREEN HOSPITAL India has a huge potential for solar energy because tropic of cancer passes through its major states. India has around 300 sunny days, which make solar energy one of the most reliable sources of electricity. Solar energy is being adapted by residential, commercial and industrial setup. Solar energy is gaining traction in energy-intensive establishments such as hospitals, medical colleges etc. The healthcare industry is an establishment that needs a constant and unhindered supply of electricity. From life monitoring systems to complex diagnostic equipment and scanners, everything needs an uninterrupted supply of electricity. Since hospitals don’t have enough space for building an independent hydroelectric system and a wind farm, the only options to get clean energy is solar energy. The hospital spends a humongous amount of money in building a fail-safe environment, research shows that only 90% of the DGs start during a power outage. T...

  Interesting Science-Based Benefits of Psychotherapy Historically, mental illness has been ‘treated’ in a host of dangerous and sometimes horrifying ways. Around 7000 years ago, trepanation was the treatment de jour. It was thought that mental illness was caused by evil spirits and could be cured by drilling small holes into the brain. While trepanation and other surgical methods such as lobotomies have unsurprisingly fallen out of favor, there is another approach – one that has been both celebrated and scorned over the last century: Psychotherapy. What are the Benefits of Psychotherapy? Meta-analyses of psychodynamic psychotherapy studies indicated that short-term treatment improved symptoms of depression, anxiety, and anorexia nervosa. When patients were reassessed nine months after treatment, the effect size of psychodynamic therapy had increased. An indication of lasting psychological changes that yielded further benefits as time passed (Busch, Rudden, & Shapiro, 2004). On...

 After 40 Years of Progress, It Is Time to End the HIV Epidemic HIV Epidemic Reflecting on those we have lost to HIV and AIDS, and standing alongside the HIV community, we recommit ourselves to ending the HIV epidemic. As we mark the 40th anniversary of the first official report about AIDS on June 5th, 1981, we pause to honor the more than 32 million people who have died from AIDS-related illnesses globally, including 700,000 people in the U.S. Despite the progress we’ve made over four decades, HIV persists as a serious public health challenge globally. Fortunately, ending the HIV epidemic is now within our reach. Reflecting on those we have lost to HIV and AIDS, and standing alongside the HIV community, we recommit ourselves to ending the HIV epidemic, continuing the work that must be done, reengaging people with lived experience and a wide variety of stakeholders for complete solution , from all sectors of society, and to reenergizing our efforts to accelerate progress and ensur...

 Equipment Procurement and Material management in Hospital   Medical equipment procurement  is a critical factor in ensuring that the process of opening, moving, or even upgrading a medical facility is handled in a manner that both lets the doors open when planned, and delivers the level of service promised right from the start. Purchasing managers and facility equipment administrators across the country are becoming increasingly aware of the vital importance of bringing efficiency to this fairly complex undertaking as the healthcare marketplace continues to dictate the need to both cut costs and increase quality performance. One of the best ways to effectively streamline the overall process, of going from an empty facility to one which is fully equipped and ready to go, is to evaluate getting from point A to Z in systematically achievable steps. With that in mind, let’s take a look at 5 Ways to Improve Medical Equipment Procurement Efficiency  1 . Reduce operational...

  HOW TO DESIGN AN NABH COMPLIANT HOSPITAL 1. What is NABH? National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers (NABH) is a constituent board of Quality Council of India, set up to establish and operation accreditation program for healthcare organizations. NABH is structured to cater too much desired needs of the consumers and to set benchmarks for progress of health industry. 2. What are the benefits of NABH? NABH is Public Recognition of achievement of accreditation standard by a healthcare Organization, demonstrated through an independent external peer assessment of that organization's level of performance in relation to the NABH standards. Though NABH is integral part of Healthcare service providers as it’s prerequisite to get empanelled for various government facilities and insurance facility, as it provides access to reliable and certified information on facility. The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDA) have directed healthcare provi...

  ROLE OF CONSULTANT FOR PLANNING A NEW HOSPITAL Planning for a new hospital? For setting up or expansion of a  hospital Consulting the Expert will be fruitful in all aspect including  to get the best Location Planning,  hospital designing plans & solutions for constructing and maintaining it.  A hospital consultant Company brings with her, experiences of various projects which includes different location, size, services offerings, Specialty,  budget, demography and  market competition. Acquired knowledge and solution for every challenge faced by the Consultant in the course of this project is irreplaceable. Experts and in this case hospital consultants already have faced so many challenges and figured out the best possible solution  through trials in various projects. They can foresee several challenges that you may not, and even if you do, it will take you longer to get the best solution for that. Importance at Conceptualization Stage Many t...

  How to Prepare for the Next Healthcare Crisis We know what you’re thinking: the last thing anyone wants to think about is another healthcare crisis. Believe us when we say we  couldn’t agree more. Unfortunately, the reality is that we don’t have that luxury on a consistent basis. If anything, COVID-19 showed the healthcare industry that it didn’t have “preparing for a health crisis” among its top priorities. But as the situation improves and the dust settles, it’s ideal to re-evaluate procedures and make improvements where they make sense. But first, let’s look at where to start. Have a Plan It’s safe to say that most providers at this point have a plan if they encounter another health crisis, but has it been tweaked based on the later stages of the pandemic? Maybe not. It’s been over a year since COVID-19 hit the world, and a lot changed over the course of 2020 and beyond. You may look at your communication protocols and tighten them up due to how easily misinformation spre...