Delhi AIIMS creates additional outposts to expand control room services for emergency assistance
Patients often get misled or wander from place to place in need of proper guidance. Therefore, AIIMS decided to expand its control room services by creating additional outposts of the control room at all public entry points of the institute. The additional outposts will be made operational by March 31 this year.
New Delhi: Taking note of the difficulty patients face in obtaining emergency assistance after arriving at the premier hospital, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) New Delhi has decided to expand its Control Room Services by creating additional outposts at all public entry points so that they are more visible and accessible for the patients. In the office memorandum issued by...
New Delhi: Taking note of the difficulty patients face in obtaining emergency assistance after arriving at the premier hospital, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) New Delhi has decided to expand its Control Room Services by creating additional outposts at all public entry points so that they are more visible and accessible for the patients.
In the office memorandum issued by the director Prof M Srinivas on February 2, it is noted that patients often need assistance on arrival at AIIMS and are not aware of the location of the control room near the Medical superintendent’s office.
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“AIMS Control Room (Room No 12)- manned by a Duty Officer 24×7 – is situated near the Medical Superintendent’s Office for providing emergency assistance to all patients & staff. However, it is noted that often patients need assistance on arrival at AIlMS, New Delhi and are not aware of the location of the Control Room,” reads the order.
Patients often get misled or wander from place to place in need of proper guidance. Therefore, AIIMS decided to expand its control room services by creating additional outposts of the control room at all public entry points of the institute. The additional outposts will be made operational by March 31 this year.
“These outposts shall work as spokes for the central control room and will be manned by patient care managers and security supervisors working in coordination with the duty officer. The outposts will have a large glass window for easy visibility and will be equipped with mobile and intercom connectivity with the duty officer.
All communications to and from the said outposts will be recorded and CCTV will be installed in all outposts for the purpose of audit and records,” adds the order.
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