Tag: Hospital

  • Saudi Arabia’s King Faisal Specialist Hospital ranks 1st in Middle East, 20th globally

    Saudi Arabia’s King Faisal Specialist Hospital ranks 1st in Middle East, 20th globally

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    Riyadh: The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center has been ranked first in the Middle East and 20th globally, the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported.

    This is according to the Brand Finance’s 2023 ranking of the best healthcare institutions in the world.

    Six more hospitals in the Kingdom also ranked in the list of the 250 best centers in the world.

    Other ranked Saudi hospitals are

    • King Abdullah Medical City
    • National Guard Health Affairs
    • King Fahd University Hospital
    • King Khalid University Hospital

    More than 500 hospitals around the world. Based on more than 30 performance indicators, it examines health care, research and education centers, and its results emerged after surveying thousands of health practitioners in more than 40 countries.

    The ranking of King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center (KFSHRC) is a result of the health sector transformation program in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia – one of the initiatives of Vision 2030 – the quality of services provided in the Kingdom, as well as the support provided by King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to the health sector.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Taaraka Ratna continues to be in critical state at B’luru hospital

    Taaraka Ratna continues to be in critical state at B’luru hospital

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    Bengaluru: Telugu actor and politician Nandamuri Taaraka Ratna continued to be in a critical state on ventilatory and other support in Bengaluru’s Narayana Institute of Cardiac Sciences (Narayana Hrudayalaya) on Monday, the hospital said.

    “We would like to clarify certain media reports, and state that he has not been put on any ECMO support till now. His family is constantly updated about his condition. Any changes to his clinical condition will be notified as required. We request that the public continue to support us in providing privacy and uninterrupted treatment,” a hospital statement said.

    The famous Telugu actor and Telugu Desam Party leader suffered cardiac arrest in Andhra Pradesh’s Kuppam on January 27 and was shifted to a hospital there. He was transferred to Narayana Hrudalaya via road on January 28.

    On arriving at the hospital, higher level diagnostics showed that his condition was highly critical due to cardiogenic shock after the myocardial infarction.

    Telugu superstars Nandamuri Balakrishna and Junior NTR visited him as well as his family and TDP chief and former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Odisha minister Naba Kishore Das dies of bullet injuries: Hospital officials

    Odisha minister Naba Kishore Das dies of bullet injuries: Hospital officials

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    Bhubaneswar: Odisha’s Health and Family Welfare Minister Naba Kishore Das died after battling bullet injuries for several hours after being shot by a policeman, Apollo Hospital officials said.

    A team of doctors operated on him after he was airlifted from Jharsugada to Bhubaneshwar, hospital officials said.

    Das, who was 60-years old, was shot through the heart at Brajrajnagar town around 1 pm when the minister was on his way to attend a programme in the district.

    “On operating (it) was found that a single bullet had entered and exited the body, injuring the heart and left lung, and causing massive internal bleeding and injury.

    “The injuries were repaired, and steps were taken to improve the pumping of the heart. He was given urgent ICU care. But, despite best of efforts, he could not be revived and succumbed to his injuries,” the hospital said in a statement.

    In a statement, Odisha chief minister Naveen Patnaik, who was believed close to Das, said “I am shocked and distressed over the very unfortunate demise of Minister Naba Kishore Das.”

    Patnaik described Das as a “grass root person” and said he was “loved and respected by all, cutting across parties and sections of people.”

    Das was shot by Assistant Sub-inspector of Police (ASI) Gopal Das, who is believed to be suffering from mental disorder.

    In a video footage in possession of PTI, Naba Kishore Das is seen bleeding from the chest with people trying to lift the injured minister, who seemed unconscious, and place him on the front seat of a car.

    Initially, he was taken to the Jharsuguda district headquarters hospital, the SDPO said.

    Das was airlifted to Bhubaneswar in an air ambulance and admitted to Apollo Hospital, Bhubaneswar.

    Deputy Commissioner of Police, Bhubaneswar, Prateek Singh said a green corridor was set up in the state capital for ferrying the minister to the hospital from airport.

    Tension prevailed in Brajrajnagar in the wake of the incident, with supporters of the BJD minister questioning “security lapses”.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Hyderabad: Baby loses life to hospital negligence but there is no punitive action

    Hyderabad: Baby loses life to hospital negligence but there is no punitive action

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    Hyderabad: One of the most lucrative businesses is in the field of health management.  If you have money or the capacity to raise money open a hospital.  The caliber of the hospital is immaterial.  The owner can make claims about the specialty departments he has and run his or her business without fear of any action from the government.

    Because the owner is hand in glove with the inspecting authorities who shut their eyes to areas that are of utmost importance for the lives of the patients.

    We have come across with an incident that had a chilling effect on our spine.

    A few weeks ago a pregnant woman was taken to a well-known hospital in Nanal Nagar.  The doctors taking care of the patient said that there appears no reason for any worry because the mother and baby inside the womb are in good health.

    After a few hours of pains, the woman from the Old City gave birth to a male baby. But there came a shock.  The baby had a weak heart. He needed Level Three treatment. The doctors said the hospital does not have the facilities for that level of treatment.  They could treat up to Level One deficiency at the hospital.

    Announcing this the doctors should have offered an alternative medical facility but they did not. The father said he was ready to pay for whatever expenses required.

    But the hospital left the father to fend for himself.  He ran from pillar to post to make arrangements for an ambulance to take the baby to the hospital identified by the doctors. There were three ambulances parked in the hospital.  If the doctors had taken interest they could have immediately arranged an ambulance.  But they said it was the responsibility of the father to find the vehicle and take the baby.

    When the father went to get the ambulance, he was shocked to know that none of the ambulances have a driver. 

    On making frantic phone calls and pleading with the management one of the drivers came in about half an hour. 

    The ambulance did not have the facility required to transport such a critical patient.  However, the patient was taken to a hospital in Banjara Hills area where the father was informed that he has brought a dead baby.

    There was ruckus at the Nanal Nagar hospital when the baby’s lifeless body was taken back to that hospital.  Except for a shouting match between the management and the relatives of the baby nothing came off.

    One other strange part of the story is that the baby’s father was made to pay Rs 63,000 before allowing the distraught mother to go home.

    While the entire fault lies with the hospital and its management, the father cannot shirk his responsibility.  He did not report the case of utter negligence that time or later against the hospital. He could have gone to the police and also the medical department authorities.

    The hospital is still running and maybe minting money daily.

    When this writer spoke with the father, he said God had given his child only that much life.  He confessed that he was trying to recover from the tragedy but the condition of his wife still bad.

    Is there a way to handle such cases?  Are there any organisations that would take cases of gross negligence and get such hospitals penalized?

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Hyderabad: Baby loses life to hospital negligence but goes scot-free

    Hyderabad: Baby loses life to hospital negligence but goes scot-free

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    Hyderabad: One of the most lucrative businesses is in the field of health management.  If you have money or the capacity to raise money open a hospital.  The caliber of the hospital is immaterial.  The owner can make claims about the specialty departments he has and run his or her business without fear of any action from the government.

    Because the owner is hand in glove with the inspecting authorities who shut their eyes to areas that are of utmost importance for the lives of the patients.

    We have come across with an incident that had a chilling effect on our spine.

    A few weeks ago a pregnant woman was taken to a well-known hospital in Nanal Nagar.  The doctors taking care of the patient said that there appears no reason for any worry because the mother and baby inside the womb are in good health.

    After a few hours of pains, the woman from the Old City gave birth to a male baby. But there came a shock.  The baby had a weak heart. He needed Level Three treatment. The doctors said the hospital does not have the facilities for that level of treatment.  They could treat up to Level One deficiency at the hospital.

    Announcing this the doctors should have offered an alternative medical facility but they did not. The father said he was ready to pay for whatever expenses required.

    But the hospital left the father to fend for himself.  He ran from pillar to post to make arrangements for an ambulance to take the baby to the hospital identified by the doctors. There were three ambulances parked in the hospital.  If the doctors had taken interest they could have immediately arranged an ambulance.  But they said it was the responsibility of the father to find the vehicle and take the baby.

    When the father went to get the ambulance, he was shocked to know that none of the ambulances have a driver. 

    On making frantic phone calls and pleading with the management one of the drivers came in about half an hour. 

    The ambulance did not have the facility required to transport such a critical patient.  However, the patient was taken to a hospital in Banjara Hills area where the father was informed that he has brought a dead baby.

    There was ruckus at the Nanal Nagar hospital when the baby’s lifeless body was taken back to that hospital.  Except for a shouting match between the management and the relatives of the baby nothing came off.

    One other strange part of the story is that the baby’s father was made to pay Rs 63,000 before allowing the distraught mother to go home.

    While the entire fault lies with the hospital and its management, the father cannot shirk his responsibility.  He did not report the case of utter negligence that time or later against the hospital. He could have gone to the police and also the medical department authorities.

    The hospital is still running and maybe minting money daily.

    When this writer spoke with the father, he said God had given his child only that much life.  He confessed that he was trying to recover from the tragedy but the condition of his wife still bad.

    Is there a way to handle such cases?  Are there any organisations that would take cases of gross negligence and get such hospitals penalized?

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Gurugram: Thrashed by 4 men over Rs 3K, Dalit man dies in hospital

    Gurugram: Thrashed by 4 men over Rs 3K, Dalit man dies in hospital

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    Gurugram: Four men allegedly thrashed a 33-year-old Dalit in Ghoshgarh village in Bilaspur area so severely over Rs 3,000 that he died the next day, police said on Thursday.

    The accused beat the victim with sticks on Tuesday night and left him outside his house. He died Wednesday night during treatment.

    According to the police, the victim, Inder Kumar ran a grocery shop from his house in Ghoshgarh.

    Around four days ago, one Sagar Yadav, a man from his village, had lent him Rs 19,000 to pay the electricity bill.

    Police said that Inder spent Rs 3,000 out of Rs 19,000 and failed to the pay the bill.

    According to the complaint filed by Deepchand, the father of the victim, on Monday, Sagar came to their home and took the remaining Rs 16,000 and gave Inder an ultimatum to return the rest as soon as possible.

    “On Tuesday evening, Sagar called my son near the village temple. At around 7.30 pm Sagar called me on phone and said that Inder has promised to return the money by tomorrow, and if he does not give it by then, I will have to give him the money,” Deepchand, according to the police, said in his complaint.

    “I agreed, but an hour later, Sagar and three others with him, left my son outside my house moaning in pain. My son told me that Sagar, Azad, Mukesh, and Hitesh of the village beat him with sticks.

    “We took him to a hospital in Pataudi for treatment from where he was referred to civil hospital, Gurugram, where he succumbed late Wednesday night,” he added.

    Following the complaint, an FIR was registered Thursday morning against Sagar, Azad, Mukesh, and Hitesh under sections 302 (murder) of the ICP and SC/ST Act at Bilaspur Police Station.

    “We handed over the body to kin after the post mortem. The accused are absconding but our team is conducting raids to nab them and they will be arrested soon,” said Inspector Rahul Dev, SHO, Bilaspur Police Station.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Rs 54-lakh bill for 10-day treatment at hospital in Hyderabad

    Rs 54-lakh bill for 10-day treatment at hospital in Hyderabad

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    Hyderabad: Yet another incident of patients being charged exorbitantly by private hospitals in Hyderabad came to the limelight.

    As per a hospital bill shared by spokesman Majlis Bachao Tehreek (MBT) Amjed Ullah Khan, a patient by name Syed Rahmath Uddin has been charged Rs 54 lakhs for 10-day treatment at a hospital in Hyderabad.

    Khan also mentioned that the family members of the patient so far paid Rs 20 lakhs.

    Khan, in another tweet, mentioned that the hospital is demanding Rs 29 lakhs more and requested the concerned authorities to take necessary action to shift the patient to Gandhi or NIMS hospital.

    Inflated bills by private hospitals

    It is not the first time, earlier too, private hospitals in Hyderabad were in focus when some of them inflated bills for COVID treatment.

    Earlier, the Telangana Public Health and Family Welfare Department asked 44 private hospitals to refund money to patients who were overcharged during COVID treatment. Out of them, four hospitals returned more than 10 lakhs each.

    Eight hospitals returned amounts somewhere between Rs. 5 lakhs and 10 lakhs. Five hospitals returned amounts that range from Rs 3.2 lakhs to Rs 399440.

    As per the details revealed by an RTI reply, a total of Rs 1,61,22,484 was returned to the patients as of June 22, 2021.

    People hesitate to visit private hospitals in Hyderabad

    Usually, middle-class and BPL people hesitate to visit private hospitals in Hyderabad due to heavy medical costs. Their problem becomes adverse at the hospitals if patients are not covered under any health insurance.

    Though government schemes exist to help poor people avail treatment at a private hospital, they have an upper cap.

    For example, after the merger of the Telangana government’s Aarogyasri Health Scheme and Centre’s Ayushman Bharat Scheme, maximum health protection has gone up to Rs 5 lakh per family per annum.

    Apart from the upper cap, the scheme covers a set of diseases only.



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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • British-Indian doc blames UK hospital for her suicide: Report

    British-Indian doc blames UK hospital for her suicide: Report

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    London: A 35-year-old British-Indian doctor, who ended her life in June last year, had blamed the hospital where she worked for her death, according to a suicide note shared by her parents.

    Junior doctor Vaishnavi Kumar, who worked at Birmingham’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH), said in the letter that the working environment “just broke me”.

    “I am sorry mum, I can blame the whole thing on the QEH,” she wrote in her note, which was not read out during her inquest last year, the BBC reported.

    Kumar said in her note to her mother that her mental health had declined while working at the QEH and she was “now a nervous wreck”.

    The inquest found that Kumar ended her life after she struggled to cope up with “bullying and condescension at work”, and often returned home crying.

    Kumar’s parents told the BBC they had now released her final words in an attempt to help other junior doctors.

    “She must have gone through a huge amount of bullying and stress otherwise she is not the girl who would have done this,” Dr Ravi Kumar, who believes the QEH “destroyed” his daughter, told the BBC.

    “So people who have done this have done a huge amount of damage and that makes me angry,” the heartbroken father said.

    Before moving to QEH, Vaishnavi Kumar worked as a chief registrar at Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals where she was seen as an outstanding trainee and a mentor for other junior doctors, with strong leadership skills, the report said.

    Her struggle at QEH began around December 2021 and she committed suicide on June 22, 2022.

    The QEH comes under the University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, which is recognised as one of the leading NHS trusts in the UK with more than 20,000 members of staff.

    Last month, British-Sikh MP from Birmingham Preet Kaur Gill had called on the Health Secretary to initiate an independent inquiry into the alleged bullying culture at the University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB).

    Gill said staff and former staff members described being harassed over several years, leading to counselling, depression and extended periods off work.

    According to the BBC, UHB is currently subject to three separate reviews following reports of staff saying there is a “climate of fear” at the Trust.

    The Birmingham and Solihull Integrated Care Board announced a three-part review into the culture at UHB.

    The first report is expected at the end of January 2023.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Eidgah Grenade Update: Few Suspects picked, Injured Civilian Discharged From Hospital: Police

    Eidgah Grenade Update: Few Suspects picked, Injured Civilian Discharged From Hospital: Police

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    Srinagar, January 22: Police on Sunday said that few suspected have been picked after grenade attack in Eidgah.

    In a tweet, Srinagar Police wrote, ” The injured civilian has been discharged after first aid in SKIMS Soura. Further, some suspects have been picked up for examination,”.

    Earlier, a civilian suffered minor injuries in a grenade blast in Eidgah area.(GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )