Government Lalla Ded Hospital

The Government Lalla Ded Hospital in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir was established in 1980. It was originally a 100-bed hospital, but has since expanded to 750 beds. It is a tertiary care hospital that provides obstetrics and gynecology services. History The hospital was established when the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology was moved from SMHS Hospital to the current location. The hospital was named after the revered Kashmiri poet and saint, Lalla Ded.

This is regurading to the Lab room no. 118 On Sunday12 -01 -2025 morning around 8:30 am ,doctor adv. For urine test to my patient . The lab technician 0n this shift suggest me to bring the disposable tea cup from canteen to collect the urine from patient. Urine container is not available. He was playing the game at that time .I think he didn't receive the correct knowledge from his subject 😂 covid pass /...".Aanpad jamaat "*@Ld hospitality shame I also complaint in 125 room no. No response...from there ,she told me bring from out side the government LD hospital. Zero tolerances.....

Myth buster first: Not just pregnant, even the non-pregnant females with gynecologic problems, males with infertility,other gynecologic issues are being treated at the hospital 🏥. The patient load is ever increasing while the increase in staff and PG residents lags behind always(reasons...many! You pronounced 'many' well😅😂) Yes, i know you are not yet able to park your car... hopefully you might soon! Wait for someone to leave/discharge! Hospital is well maintained, clean ...OPD side deals with all pregnant females, non-pregnant females with gynecologic problems, males with infertility and other gynecologic issues). Emergencies are being managed 24*7. Allied specialities like Radiology, Hematology etc are available 24*7. Theatres are operational 24*7 apart from Labor room where normal deliveries are managed. Post op ward is taken on priority ... continuous rounds,on going evaluation and management is something unique to this hospital. Newborn Station in L.D needs to be upgraded with required infrastructure as of ventilators, ICU care of newborn. In wards, prompt care and evaluation is ensured. Canteens, Nearby ATM, availability of medicines is satisfactory. Over worked staff try their best to ensure best patient care all through the 24 hours of a day, 7 days a week! Despite this the incidents of violence against such staff is really a failure on our part as a society! Security at the gates ensure no overcrowding so that patients sent for labs or for USG can do it without having to move through an unnecessary crowd, emergency patients being shifted to theatres can only be shifted quickly if there aren't relatives of patients who is occupying lifts just to ask pateint if they are well or not. We have to understand this as a society! Every measure is to ensure benefit to society as a whole rather than being selfish about your patient, fighting with security for all your attendants to be let in! Hospital needs to further expand its infrastructure and staff. There is a need to improve emergency infrastructure, equipment, response and care! The hospital is doing great work for ever increasing population and pateint load. Poor families who are referred during the night from far flung areas with no exposure to such tertiary care hospital feel lost and unable to quickly get files and other medications, lab reports within the hospital...makes it necessary for some sort of helpers to be involved to avoid adverse effects on patient outcome.