Discharging Patients from the Tubigon Community Hospital
ABOUT THE SERVICE
The following are procedures governing the disposition and discharge of patients from the Tubigon Community Hospital.
| FEES | |
| Case to Case Basis | |
REQUIREMENTS
- Doctor’s Order
- Charge Slip from the Billing Clerk
- Official Receipt
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
| Follow These Steps | It Will Take You | Please Approach |
| Daily Rounds Medical Officer on duty performs daily rounds of patients for evaluation and review of medications. |
Per Patient:
10-15 minute |
Physician on Duty Nurse on Duty |
| Disposition and Discharge: Discharge Order Doctor orders the discharge of patient. |
5-10 minutes | Physician on Duty |
| Carrying out Doctor’s Order
Carrying out doctor’s order, writes take home meds to the discharge instruction sheet. Giving patient’s chart to the billing in-charge for billing. |
5-10 minutes
3-5 minutes |
Nurse on Duty |
| Preparation of Bill or Statement of Account
Billing clerk prepares the bill or statement of account of in-patients ready for discharge. Follow up patient or relatives to pass requirements for Philhealth. |
10-15 minutes | Melody May Obguia Billing Clerk |
| Collection of Payments Patient or relatives pays for medicine used and other legitimate hospital charges. Patient asks for clearance from the Cashier and gives it to the Ward Nurse and to the Guard. |
3-5 minutes | Cashier |
| Preparation of Bill or Statement of Account
Billing clerk prepares the bill or statement of account of in-patients ready for discharge. Follow up patient or relatives to pass requirements for Philhealth. |
10-15 minutes | Melody May Obguia Billing Clerk |
| Collection of Payments Patient or relatives pays for medicine used and other legitimate hospital charges. Patient asks for clearance from the Cashier and gives it to the Ward Nurse and to the Guard. |
3-5 minutes | Cashier |
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