This ward of NPISTANBUL Hospital consists of 8 rooms, 4 of which are suites. In the suite rooms, a separate room, bathroom and television are provided for the companion.
There is a large and comfortable common use lounge in this ward, and patient companions can use television and unlimited internet facilities in this lounge during their patients' resting hours.
Companions and visitors are accepted in these wards.
There is no smoking in the wards.
There are secured floor gardens on each floor where patients and their companions can spend time.
A multiple-choice meal menu is available for our guests in the clinics.
SAFETY FEATURES OF THE WARDS
- All wards are under the control of a 24/7 central camera system, only patient bathrooms do not have cameras for privacy reasons. However, the time patients spend in the bathroom is under the supervision of nurses or health security personnel.
- At the ward entrances, there are two mdf-covered digital photocell doors with profile edges and wood in the middle and an intermediate corridor between the two doors. Digital doors are interrelated due to their characteristics and one cannot be opened before the other is closed. In this way, even if the patient passes through the first door of the ward, he/she cannot leave the ward through the intermediate corridor because the second door is closed.
- The current coming from the electrical sockets on the floor is 12 volts, not 250 volts.
- Televisions in patient rooms are embedded in the oval cabinet.
- In blue, pink, orange and open clinics, patient beds are wooden, with softened corners and covered with leather at a height of 30 cm from the floor against the risk of falling. Motorized beds are used in turquoise and general clinics.
- The hangers in the bathroom and in the closet do not weigh more than 3 kg, the shower rack does not weigh more than 30 kg and is designed to eliminate the risk of self-harm.
- The water temperature flowing from the faucet does not rise above 30 degrees and is planned to prevent heat injury.
- The water in the light, turquoise, general and blue clinic dispensers is set to 90 degrees, while the water in the pink and orange clinic dispensers is set to 60 degrees.
- The mirror in the bathroom is made of inward concave, non-cutting mica to prevent the risk of cuts.
- The garbage bags in the bathroom are 55-60 cm long and 8-10 microns thick to eliminate the risk of self-harm.
- Towels provided for use to patients in the blue, pink and orange clinic are 50*65 cm in size. Larger towels are not allowed. In the light, turquoise and general clinics, patients can use any size towel they bring themselves.
- In blue, pink and orange clinics, in order to prevent patients' attempts to harm themselves with cleaning materials, shampoo is given as much as they need at the time of use and liquid soaps are placed in small amounts in the soap dispensers in the bathroom. In general, turquoise and open clinics, patients can keep the cleaning materials they bring with them.
- In the wards, food is served to patients with tabuldot, fork, knife and spoon made of special plastic material that does not harm patients.
- In the pink and orange clinics, there are 2 soft rooms for the restriction of excite-aggressive patients. The walls of the soft rooms are covered with 1.5 cm thick sponge covered with leather. There is a hidden camera with a point opening embedded in the wall that can be monitored on the ceiling.
- Plastic or cardboard material is used in the services from the cafeteria to patients, staff and relatives.
- Patients who will be admitted to the Orange, Blue, Pink clinic are admitted to the service after a physical search. In this way, any object that may harm the patient or his / her environment is prevented from entering the service.
- Visitors are not admitted into the ward except for Turquoise and general clinic, Patients' meetings with their visitors take place in the cafeteria-garden area under the supervision of the SGP. In accordance with Information Security, the visitor who comes except for the visitor list determined by the patient's family representative in advance, even if he knows the patient code, is not allowed to meet with the patient without the approval of the patient's doctor and the patient's relatives, thus preventing the patient, who is vulnerable in the hospital, from being harmed by factors outside the hospital.
- In order for the nurses to have full control of the ward, the counter is planned in the middle of the ward and the entrance doors to the nurses' stations are equipped with a card access system, thus preventing access to the nurses' station by non-health personnel.
