Singha International Hospital Case Study

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Executive Summary Singha International Hospital (SIH) is the nation’s best hospital in the world with pride for over 40 years which is regarded as a forefront private and largest hospital in Singapore containing 4 building: Inter1 with 10 floors, Inter2 with 15 floors, Twins1 with 4 floors and Twins2 with 5 floors. All buildings are connected between each other for more efficient communicate and transferring patient. SIH has completed for the consumer’s trust in local and international by the service such as diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation, as the season, they are expert in various areas for common diseases, beauty and alternative medicine. The SIH has advance technology advancement for using in any kind of operating which can …show more content…
And in 2015, SIH has built coordinative project with National Environment Agency (NEA) for becoming the role model hospital that against Zika Virus. SIH provides laboratory for only specialize in the hospital and bring NEA to do the research together. As the result, they both can support public health operating and policies. SIH opens treatment operating for 24 hours a day by medical specialist more than 200 people, they can treat more than 250 guests, including hearty welcome and professionalism of the nurses and staff over 2500 persons. SIH also focuses on the quality of doctors and staff in every level. Hence, the service has been maintained above standard with maximum security until received certification from the Institute of Joint Commission International (JCI) standards governing medical largest in the …show more content…
it can reduce percentage of death and drug resistance, can it might be big step of human to eliminate Zaki sickness by making the anti Zaka vaccine.
Singha International Hospital ranks as the top medical care organization in the country and is accepted internationally as one of the most progressive health care institutions. Our gracious and warm Singapore hospitality compliments our endeavors to provide the greater level of comfort and value to our patient’s experience. All patient who come to this hospital will have get the facilities such as Wifi, small laptop, Television electronic bed and bathroom items. SIH creates the area for patient when they want to go walking around that have garden, reading room, meeting room, prayer room, and so on. So, patient will have a fulfillment for what they need because we believe that the physical treatment can be quickly recovered if the patients have greatly mental treatment as

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