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Level 3A Structured Mandatory

The document outlines the mandatory requirements for a Level 3A health facility, which must provide a range of comprehensive health services including outpatient, inpatient, emergency, maternity, and mental health services. It specifies necessary infrastructure such as inpatient wards, consultation rooms, and a maternity theatre, along with essential personnel including medical officers, nurses, and pharmacists. The facility must also have adequate support systems like a health information system, running water, and ambulance access.
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Level 3A Structured Mandatory

The document outlines the mandatory requirements for a Level 3A health facility, which must provide a range of comprehensive health services including outpatient, inpatient, emergency, maternity, and mental health services. It specifies necessary infrastructure such as inpatient wards, consultation rooms, and a maternity theatre, along with essential personnel including medical officers, nurses, and pharmacists. The facility must also have adequate support systems like a health information system, running water, and ambulance access.
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LEVEL 3A – MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY

Description
A health facility (public, private or faith-based) that provides
comprehensive curative, preventive, diagnostic, promotive and
rehabilitative health services including maternity theatre services.

Services
1. Outpatient services
2. Inpatient services
3. Emergency obstetric care
4. Routine newborn care
5. Basic rehabilitation services
6. Surgical procedures
7. Referral services
8. Mental health services
9. Basic oral health services
10. Health promotion
11. Maternity services (normal & caesarean)
12. Antenatal and post-natal care
13. Family planning
14. Immunization services
15. Class C laboratory services
16. Basic radiological and imaging (Ultrasound)
17. Nutrition
18. School health services
19. Linkage with community health

Infrastructure
1. Inpatient wards (male, female, maternity, paediatrics) – 24 beds
minimum
2. Consultation rooms
3. Treatment room
4. Maternity theatre
5. Minor theatre
6. Health information system
7. Kitchen & laundry
8. Pharmacy
9. Class C lab
10. Labour ward with emergency tray
11. Toilet & ablution facilities
12. Public health office
13. Running water
14. Power source
15. Ambulance access
16. Firefighting equipment
17. ICT & communication equipment

Personnel
1. Medical officers
2. Clinical officers
3. Nurses & midwives
4. Anaesthetists
5. Pharmacist
6. Pharmaceutical technologists
7. Nutrition & dietetics officers
8. Laboratory technologists
9. Radiographer
10. Health records officers
11. Public health officers
12. Physiotherapist
13. Social workers
14. Support staff

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