POLICY AND PROCEDURE ON ADMINISTRATION OF ANESTHESIA
POLICY AND PROCEDURE ON ADMINISTRATION OF ANESTHESIA
The following
will be eligible providers for anaesthesia service benefits under the Plan:
a. Professional anesthesiologist
b. Certified nurse anaesthetist
c. Obstetrician
or his/her designated assistant, such as a qualified anaesthesiologist or
another obstetrician, providing epidural, spinal, pudendal, or caudal
anaesthesia during labor or delivery. (The anaesthesia reimbursement in this
case is not based on time units but coded to surgery for the billed anaesthesia
procedure.)
Indication and
type of anaesthesia (other than local anaesthesia) shall be recorded in medical file.
Pre-anaesthesia assessment shall
be done for all patient requiring anaesthesia (routine and emergency) shall be
done before wheeling in the patient Operation Theatre.
The pre-anesthesia assessment
shall result into an anesthesia plan, which shall be recorded in medical file
Consent shall be taken from
patient before anesthesia (general or local) administration as per Consent
policy of Hospital.
Intra procedure monitoring of
the patient under anesthesia shall be done and recorded. This shall include
monitoring of following:
•
Heart
rate
•
Cardiac
rhythm
•
Respiratory
rate
•
Blood
pressure
•
Oxygen
saturation
•
Potency
and level of anesthesia
•
Airway
security
•
Any
other parameter as required
Post
sedation, patient’s vitals shall be monitored at regular intervals (as decided
by person administering sedation) till the patient recovers completely
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