Coordinated Discharge Planning

The discharge process involves careful coordination between the healthcare team, the patient, and their family. It takes into account various aspects of the patient’s needs, including psychological, medical, social, and educational requirements, ensuring a smooth transition from hospital to home

Notification and Communication

Once the discharge date is established, the patient and their family are promptly informed. Nurses play a crucial role in assisting with the discharge process, which typically spans several hours to ensure all necessary steps are completed effectively.

Completion of Discharge Formalities

At discharge, the patient is required to settle their final bill, after which they receive a discharge letter containing important information about follow-up appointments and care instructions. This letter is discussed thoroughly to guarantee understanding of the next steps.

Patient Feedback for Service Improvement

To enhance the quality of care provided, patients and/or their families are invited to complete a satisfaction questionnaire upon discharge. This feedback is crucial for evaluating services and implementing improvements based on patient experiences.