As of January 6, 2020, a bed in a tertiary care hospital costs about $800 per day.
The specific standards for a tertiary hospital are as follows:
1, the hospital should have formal wards and a certain number of bed facilities. The main focus is on the implementation of inpatient treatment, usually with a corresponding outpatient department.
2, there should be basic medical equipment, the establishment of pharmacy, testing, radiology, surgery and sterilization supply and other medical and technical diagnostic and treatment departments.
3, should be able to provide qualified and reasonable diagnosis and treatment of hospitalized patients, nursing and basic life services.
4, there should be appropriate and systematic staffing.
5, should have the appropriate work system and regulations.
6, there should be appropriate hospital culture.
Expanded:
Staffing of a tertiary hospital
1, each bed is at least 1.03 health technicians are provided.
2, staffed with at least 0.4 nurses per bed.
3, the director of each specialized department should have the title of associate chief physician or above.
4, no less than 2 clinical dietitians.
5, the ratio of engineering technicians (technicians, assistant engineers and above) to the total number of health technicians shall not be less than 1%.
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