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| YES | NO |
| VI. CLEAN AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT |
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| 26. Cleanliness and Orderliness |
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| Daily housekeeping |
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| Adequate bathing and washing facilities |
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| Gender sensitive sanitary toilets with provisions for children |
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| No undue pollution (noise, smoke, dust, foul odor) |
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| 27. Hospital-Acquired Infection |
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| Hospital acquired infection (HAI)* rate |
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| number of HAI/number of inpatients x 100 *nosocomial, health facility-acquired, or health care-associated infection | ||
| 28. Safe Water and Proper Waste Management |
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| Safe drinking water |
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| Adequate water supply for washing and bathing |
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| Alternative water supply |
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| Quarterly water analysis |
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| Proper waste management (segregation, recycling, disinfection, proper disposal) |
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| Sewage treatment plant |
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| 29. Hospital Disaster Preparedness and Response |
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| a. "Hospital Safe from Disaster" Program |
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| Accessible and safe location (public transport, directional signage, peace and order in vicinity) |
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| Visible signage in strategic places |
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| Functional infrastructure (grills, ramps, adequate emergency exits, wide stairs and corridors free from obstructions) |
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| Emergency power source for high-risk areas (generator, emergency lights with backup battery) |
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| b. Disaster preparedness and response protocol (for fire, earthquake, typhoon, flood, epidemics, power shortage) |
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| Fire safety/earthquake precautions (fire safety cabinets, no electrical wire overloading, fire extinguishers in every unit, fire water reservoir, fire and smoke detection system , sprinkler system, illuminated exit signs) |
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| Feasible containment and evacuation plans |
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| Training and capability-building exercises (drills 1-2x/yr) |
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| Functional organizational structure (coordinator, marshals, evacuation team, fire brigade) |
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| Logistics management budget provisions |
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