Recent Update -1
In response to "razeshthummala198" Review of "Nethaji subash chandra bose specilised hospital." below:-
So basis of your conclusion about this hospital is Google search and since it’s named under Netaji, as you said, "I searched about hospital in Google and another website. I research on this hospital and finally I conclude that it is a nice hospital in Kolkata!" and "Netaji name kept to the hospital is such famous person he is." And you concluded this hospital is good?
You are completely mistaken, you should know that I have experience with this hospital and lost my mother and have reasons to establish that inclusion of the words, "Specialized Hospital" and "Research Centre" in the Hospital’s name is very inappropriate and misleading, particularly in its in-house admission and treatment system, not talking about outdoor treatment though, because the hospital is not only a very common hospital that hardly can treat cold and cough and mild fever but in no way they have specialized treatment arrangement and capacity.
They seems to employ inexperienced junior doctors and I have information from a reliable source that they pay only Rs. 150/- to a junior doctor many of whom come to the hospital by cycle as they cannot afford a better conveyance, the hospital appoints mostly inadequately experienced nurses with complaining characters and only an aged but single superintendent who is a doctor and not so efficient in medical experience, I have reasons to conclude that. They have inappropriately prescribed and admitted my aged mother to an air-conditioned ICCU room for some self-interested reasons and forced her bronchial problem escalated to pneumonia and finally died, when she required admission in a simple room for application of oxygen and nebulization and treatment lung infection etc. After few days, they finally put her in ventilation and in the final day a nurse or medical staff put a suction tube in my mother’s lung so hard that she instantly shaken and bleed, blood came out in the suction tube for inserting the tube very hard, the nurse ignored her misdeed but simply cleaned the tube with some liquid and made us to leave the room instantly, my mother was very feeble instead she was compelled to drag the clothe sheet from her chest, she died within 2 hours, I have seen her dead body as they have tied her hands with rope, she might have undergone with immense pain. A few minutes before her I have seen the clothe sheet on her body was removed and as I complained, they said my mother was sweating so they removed it and I have seen both her eyeballs are pointed in the left side.
The hospital is a very unviable hospital and to fill in the ICCU beds inappropriately, for commercial gain, the junior doctors from emergency unit send normal patients to Air-conditioned ICCU beds obviously not for better treatment and care but to fill in the beds as many time they remain empty for not having adequate faith and reputation about the hospital in patients or in their families. The doctors of this hospital are so preconceived that inappropriately they don’t mind to send a patient of chest or bronchial problem to air-conditioned intensive heart care related room(ICCU), that action worsen chest condition of such patients even though the non air-conditioned room, just beside the ICCU room, was totally vacant and beds in the normal room downstairs were available too. The feasibility of the hospital are so bad that they failed to handle a not-so-critical chest problem, So how can you say this hospital a specialized hospital or a research centre, it can only be called a morgue for living patients till they die.
= Addition of Facts later=
The Doctor who visited the patient in home and checked her found suffering acute asthmatic bronchitis, measured BP 140/80, body temp slightly high, O2 in her body could not be recorded.
As such the doctor prescribed her to admit in a hospital urgently for inhalation of O2(Oxygen), Nebulization, Suction etc. The doctor said that she needs to stay in the hospital for two-three days to get fit.
Therefore, as per prescription of the home physician, we have taken my mother to said hospital for said treatment.
However, the junior doctor in the, so called, emergency unit of the hospital did not care to see the prescription of the said doctor who advised her to admit in the hospital, rather the junior doctor recommended us to admit her in the ICCU room accordingly prescribed her to admit in the ICCU room.
This was ICCU room where my mother was wrongfully admitted by self interested recommendation of said junior doctor who obviously did so under the instruction of his controller and that action, instead of making my mother better, rather worsen her condition as she was put to the contraction of bacterial infection of Pneumonia leading cause of her death, even the nurse nursing her on her death bed expedited her death as she inserted the suction tube so hard in her lungs that she immediately shaken and blood came out of her lungs through the suction tube, obviously her lung was punctured, and she died in pain within an hour or so. Her death certificate issued by the hospital reads primary cause of her death Sepsis Type II failure, secondary cause LRTI. Lower respiratory tract infection(LRTI), while often used as a synonym for pneumonia, can also be applied to other types of infection including lung abscess and acute bronchitis.
Central air conditioners create condensation on the cooling coils and in drain pans that can grow micro organisms and mold, these are spread throughout the home by the central air conditioning ventilation system. People who suffer from asthma, bronchitis or other respiratory illnesses can get serious lung infections. Pneumonia is lung inflammation caused by bacterial or viral infection, in which the air sacs fill with pus and may become solid. Inflammation may affect both lungs.
Breathing colder air at night or sleeping in an air-conditioned bedroom may also cause loss of heat from the airways. Airway cooling and moisture loss are important triggers of exercise-induced asthma. They are also implicated in nighttime asthma. Critically ill patients admitted to intensive care units suffer from ventilator-associated pneumonia(VAP) which increases morbidity and mortality. Forcing the suction catheter of the endotracheal tube caused bleeding and might have caused injury to the mucus membranes and rupture in broncho-tracheal area or in the tissue, causing the lung to collapse, ultimately patient died.
Doctors, like other professional people, are expected to exercise proper care in their work. If they neglect to do so and their patients are harmed they can expect to be criticized.
= The Main Review=
As soon as my mother got admitted to said Hospital, even before starting proper treatment generally under the advice of a senior Doctor, the attendance concerned handed over me a medicine requisition slip with too many medicines listed in it, and I have bought them all requested medicine that costs me a little more than Rs. 4000/- - which exceeded my overall expectation. I don’t understand why they made me buy so much medicine even before a senior doctor see my mother and started proper treatment.
A senior doctor or doctor-in-charge attended the ICCU Room in the afternoon the next day, i.e. 29 August 2017, later the attendance concerned handed over me another medicine requisition slip with too many medicines listed in it and I have again bought them all requested medicine that costs me a little more than Rs. 2000/- - which too exceeded my overall expectation for the simple reason that if I get treated my mother in a local Govt. Hospital, I have reasons to believe that the expenses for medicine and its list would have been much less than the ones given to me by said NSCBSH & RC(Matri Sadan). Soon after, two hours later in the night of 29 August 2017, as I went to serve homemade food to my mother, they handed me additional requisition slip against normal system that settles medicine requisition slip only once in any day, and I have further bought them additionally requires medicines. My expectation is to get my mother well soon, so I bought all requisite medicines even if they went beyond reasonability of requesting medicines.
Today(30 August 2017) at about 2 PM I have spoken to the doctor-in-charge and he said that response to the treatments of the patient is not satisfactory, it may be due to a less immunity of the patient, and there is no chest/lung specialist there in the facility, as such the patient may arrange better management of her treatment. He then asked me to discuss with the junior doctor.
I have a detailed discussion with the junior doctor, and found him saying, “(1) the response to the treatment is very less, and(2) he is concerned about the fluctuating heart beats of the patient – intermittently the beats are high and low, (3) patient’s fluid discharge is less than the fluid intake so she is probably depositing fluids in her body and this indicates her kidney functioning poor, (4) she is loosing memory that indicates deteriorating brain that is not reversible.(5) She is in multi organ irregularity and it is not remarkably manageable in this facility.(6) The patient is in dehydration, (7) the junior doctor fears that she may suffer heart attack if her heart beats such irregularly. The doctor further said the patient is in medication for all said abnormalities but for her progressive treatment a better management is preferable.
However, Sir, I have interacted with the patient soon and she appeared physically better and normal than the time she was last admitted to the ICCU-2. And she is taking food normally. In the entire history of her life, her physical status was very normal and stable even till last days before she shown recent complication in her lung and its oxygen level, her blood pressure was very normal even at the time of her admission and there was no known problem with her heart and her blood pressure, she used to urinate normal and no doctor ever suspected her, in all earlier minor health problems and corresponding medical advices all doctors found her health status including blood pressure is very normal, so considering all these about her health status, a multi organ malfunctioning so soon is not easily acceptable. I have reasons to believe that the junior doctor himself is confused about the right treatments, and the doctor-in-charge does not provide time more than 30 minutes or one hour a day in the facility that may take administrative work and that putting all the patients in the facility under the observation of a junior doctor or under the medical staffs there. Soon after the admission and till date it appears that the patient is administered several number of medication that may cause/escalate present complexities/side effects. Just before her admission to the present ICCU, the patient has completed an antibiotic course for her ear infection which is long in nature and she appeared to respond in previous treatment since 1st of August 2017 until mid of august and those antibiotics may cause some gut problem.