WELCOME IMA HBI 2015 The story so far... Dr Ravi Wankhedkar National Secretary IMA HBI

WELCOMEIMA HBI 2015

The story so far . . .

Dr Ravi WankhedkarNational Secretary IMA HBI

Envisioning IMA

Hospital Board of India

Political objective

To maintain the benign influence

of the medical profession on the

healthcare industry

PREAMBLE

The healthcare delivery system in India is in transition. In a country where large percentage of healthcare expenditure is outside the Government system it is important to have institutions to give direction to the growth and activity all players. Over the sixty plus years of independence, the leadership in healthcare delivery has been slowly and steadily passing into the hands of entrepreneurs of all backgrounds. It is important to moor the industry strongly on the ethics and dynamics of the medical profession. To achieve the political objective of maintaining the benign influence of the medical profession on the healthcare industry, IMA steps in with the initiative of Hospital Board of India. IMA will strive to improve quality of services and ensure better patient safety

AIMS & OBJECTIVES

• 1. To assist and equip all healthcare institutions to

provide quality healthcare to people by facilitating accreditation.

• 2. To facilitate all healthcare institutions to play their effective role in public health.

• 3. To represent and safeguard the interest of all health care institutions and their personnel irrespective of their affiliation.

Office Bearers of IMA HBI

• Dr Marthanda Pillai-National President• Dr. K K Aggarwal - Hon Sec General HQ• Dr. R N Tandon – Hon Finance Secretary HQ• Dr R V Asokan – Chairman IMA HBI• Dr. Ravi Wankhedkar- Hon Nat Secretary HBI• Dr Shivkumar Utture – Hon Treasurer HBI• Dr Anil Pachnekar – Hon Secretary HQ HBI

Board members of IMA HBI

• Dr Vinay Aggarwal-Delhi• Dr.V.Varadarajan-Tamilnadu• Dr.C. Srinivasa Raju-Andhra Pradesh• Dr Vinod C Shah - Gujarat• Dr. Vijay Aggarwal -Delhi• Dr Anand Kate -Maharashtra

Health :The Out of Pocket Nation

Source :National Sample Survey 2015

In Rural In Urban

The bottom Line

The unpredictability of illness requiring

substantial amounts of money at short

notice are impoverishing an estimated 3.3%

of India's population every year.

Source :Report of the National Commission on Macro Economics and

Health MOH, GOI 2005

Health Care CostThiruvananthapuram Medical College

and KSSP study

The average out-of-pocket expenditure

of a person in visiting OP (out-patient)

clinics in the Government sector was

Rs. 4,034 in an year. In the private

sector, this OP expense was not very

different at Rs. 4,739.

Thiruvananthapuram Medical College

and KSSP study• However, when it came to IP expenditure

(in-patient), the average annual out-of-

pocket expenditure was Rs. 6,267 against

the figure of Rs. 30,800 in the private sector.

Here again, this escalation in expenditure

was mostly due to tertiary care.

• When tertiary care is deducted the

expenditure in public and private sector are

the same

The silver Lining

“This would mean that the IP

expenditure in Government and

medium-level private hospitals are

quite comparable and that these

middle-level private hospitals are

actually holding the price line down,”

Small and Medium private

hospitals are an Asset and

not a liability

Point of no return ?Private Hospitals and hospital bed facilities in Kerala1986,1995 and 2004

Healthcare institutions in

India

OAE (own account enterprises) : 10,77, 347

Establishments : 2,30,304

13,07,651

Source : 57th round NSS 2001-02

Healthcare institutions in India

• Modern Medicine doctors : 721553

• Nurses ,Physiotherapists : 163502

• Ayurveda : 160166

• Unani : 24941

• Homeopathy : 145536

• Others : 91953

13,07,651

Source : 57th round NSS 2001-02

IMA –NABH INITIATIVE(a project of IMA HBI)

HOSPITAL ACCREDITATION

NEED OF HOUR

Objectives• To assist hospitals to achieve

international standards in patient care and safety.

• To assist hospitals to countenance CEA .

• To increase the viability of small and medium hospitals by value addition.

• To provide hospitals an affordable access to accreditation.

SHCOs (Less than 50 beds)

• Pre Accreditation Entry Level standards:

No of Standards :41

No of Objective Elements:149• Full Accreditation Standards

No of Standards : 61

No of Objective elements : 289

Hospitals(More than 50 beds)

• Pre Accreditation Entry Level standards:

No of Standards :45

No of Objective Elements:167• Full Accreditation Standards

No of Standards : 102

No of Objective elements : 636

Copy NABH Pre Accreditation Entry Level Standards for hospital : Rs. 1500/-

OrganizationAssessment Criteria Certification Fee (Rs.)

AssessmentApplication

FeeCertificatio

nFee

Hospital One man-day Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 25,000/-

Note : The man days given above for assessment are indicative and may change depending on the facilities and size of the hospital.

Service Tax applicable from time to time (currently @ 12.36%) will be charged on all the above fees.

NABHFinancial Terms and Conditions

NABH Financial Terms and Conditions

Organization

Assessment Criteria

Certification Fee (Rs)

Assessment

Application Fee

Certification Fee

SHCO

One Man day

Rs 1000/-

Rs 10,000/-

Copy of NABH Pre Accreditation Entry Level Standards for SHCO : Rs. 1000/-

Note: The man days given above for assessment are indicative and may change depending on the facilities and size of the SHCO.

Service Tax applicable from time to time (currently @ 12.36%) will be charged on all the above fees. You are requested to please include the service tax in the fees accordingly while sending to NABH.

Expenses of IMA HBI (Entry level accreditation) 

Hospital

Size/Category

Sharing of IMA’s

expenses

SHCO (1-25 Beds) Rs 30,000/-

SHCO(26-49 Beds) Rs 40,000/-

50-100 Beds Rs 65,000/-

100+Beds Rs 1,30,000/-

Services

1. Baseline assessment

2. Training of Nodal Person

3. Technical assistance in formulating

SOPs etc

4. Onsite training

5. Hand holding

6. Mock assessment

IMA NABH InitiativePreliminary discussion

28.01.15,New Delhi

Directors Board Meeting05.07.15,Delhi

Parley with Delhi Nursing Home Board,Chairman

1st Training ProgrammeIMA NABH Initiative,

Thrissur,02.08.15

THANK YOU WE SEEK YOUR KIND SUPPORT TO START

STATE & BRANCH HBI CHAPTERS.

For any queries feel free to contact- rvasokan@gmail.com

raviwankhedkar@gmail.com utture@yahoo.com

dranilpachnekar@rediffmail.com