Technical Feasibility

This aspect determines to what extent the project the technical soundness criteria.

The technical requirements of the project will be analyzed. The technical feasibility will

be complete if all technical requirements will be taken into account. This aspect contains

the process of the services offered, ways in handling the materials, technological

assistance, project site and project lay-out, the zonal and location map, building and

facilities, floor plan, waste and waste disposal method and system and forms design.

Services

The proposed clinic will ensure the valued customers to be satisfied by providing the

quality services:

 First-aid services – the clinic gives assistance to any person suffering a sudden illness

or injury with care provided to preserve life, prevent the condition from worsening

and promote recovery. It includes initial intervention in a serious condition prior to

professional medical health being available such as performing CPR while awaiting

an ambulance as well as the complete treatment of minor conditions such as applying

a plaster to a cut.

 Check-up/Consultation services- medical professional investigates the body of a

patient for signs of disease. It generally follows the taking of the medical history an

account of the symptoms as experienced by the patient. Together with the medical

history the physical examination aids in determining the correct diagnosis and

devising the treatment plan. This data then becomes part of the medical record.
 Laboratory Tests services- the clinic provides medical devices that are intended for

use on samples of blood, urine or other tissues or substances taken from the body to

diagnose disease or other condition. It identifies changes in people’s health condition

before any symptoms occur, diagnose or aid in diagnosing a disease or condition,

plan the treatment for a disease or condition, evaluate your response to a treatment

and monitor the course of a disease over time.

The following are the laboratory tests offered:

a. Fasting Blood Sugar Test – a blood sample will be taken after an overnight fast. A

fasting blood sugar level less than 100 mg/dl (5.6 mmoL/L) is normal. A fasting

blood sugar level from 100 to 125 mg/dl (5.6 to 6.9 mmoL/L) is considered

prediabetes. If it’s 126 mg/L (7mmol/L) or higher on two separate tests, you have

diabetes.

b. Creatinine – Also known as Creatinine blood test. A creatinine blood test

measures the level of creatinine in the blood. Creatinine is a waste product that

forms when creatine breaks down. Creatine is found in your muscle. Creatinine

levels in the blood can provide your doctor with information about how well your

kidneys are working.

c. Blood Uric Acid Test- also known as serum uric acid measurement, determines

how much uric acid is present in your blood; the test can help determine how well

your body produces and removes uric acid

d. Total Cholesterol- is also called a lipid panel or lipid profile; the doctor can use it

to measure the amount of “good” and “bad” cholesterol and triglycerides, a type

of fat in your blood

e. CBC/Platelet Count- gives important information about the kinds and numbers of

cells in the blood, especially red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. A

CBC helps check any symptoms such as weakness, fatigue, or bruising you may

have. It also helps diagnosis conditions, such as anemia, infection and many other

disorders

f. Urinalysis- test of your urine. It is used to detect and manage a wide range of

disorders, such as urinary tract infections, kidney diseases and diabetes

g. Fecalysis- is a series of tests done on a stool (feces) sample to help diagnose

certain conditions affecting the digestive tract. These conditions can include

infection (such as form parasites viruses, or bacteria), poor nutrient absorption, or

cancer

h. Blood Typing- is a method to tell what type of blood you have. It is done so you

can safely donate your blood or receive a blood transfusion. It is also done to see

if you have a substance called Rb factor on the surface of your red blood cells.

i. Pregnancy Test- designed to tell if your urine or blood contains a hormone called

human chorionic gonadotropin (hcg). This hormone is made right after a fertilized

egg attaches to the wall of a woman’s uterus.

j. HBSAg- stands for hepatitis B surface antigen. When a healthcare provider

orders blood tests to determine if someone is infected with the hepatitis B virus,

one thing he is looking for is HBSAg in the blood. If it is found along with other

specific antibodies, it means the person has a hepatitis B infection.

 k. HBSAb- or the hepatitis B surface antibody test looks for antibodies that your

immune system makes in response to the surface protein of the hepatitis B virus.

It is also referred to as anti-HBs and should not be confused with HBSAg.

l. HCV- is a blood test that looks for the genetic material (RNA) of the virus that

causes hepatitis or for the proteins (antibodies) the body makes against HCV.

These proteins will be a present in your blood if you have a hepatitis C infection

or have had in the past.

m. Hep A (HAV) - is used to help diagnosis a liver infection due to the hepatitis A

virus (HAV). It may be performed as part of an acute viral hepatitis panel. The

HAV lgG test detects the lgG antibodies that develop latter in the course of the

disease.

 Birthing services- assistance given to the pregnant women in monitoring the bay

before the delivery and assistance given to them during the delivery of the baby. The

clinic has midwife who is trained to care for women during pregnancy, labour, birth

and the post-birth period.

Legal Requirements

As part of the project’s operation, all legal requirements will be complied in preparation

for its formal operations. The following requirements that is essential for the legality of

the business.

Legal Requirements Charge for Pre-operating Period Only

Certificate of Registration from DTI Ᵽ500.00

(City/Municipality)

Tax Identification Number Ᵽ500.00

 BIR Registration Fee Ᵽ515.00

BIR Certificate FEE with Documentary Ᵽ115.00

Stamp Tax

SSS Registration No Charge

Receipts and invoices printing in BIR Ᵽ4000.00

Accredited Print shops

Building Permit Ᵽ 5000.00

Land Titile Ᵽ 10,000.00

Bank Certificate of Deposit of the Paid-in No charge

Capital (of each shareholder)

Administrative Department

Facilities

The facilities of the acute health center based on Department of Health (DOH)

requirement will be the following:

 Toilet and bathing facilities for mother and baby

 24 hour supply of clean and hot water

 Electricity supply (including emergency lightning)

 Equipment in satisfactory condition

 One patient bed per room for private type

 Five patient beds in ward with curtain and divides to provide patient’s privacy for

each room

 Each room must have bright lightning

 Oxygen tank sand supply available in the delivery room, must be secured to solid

object

 Adequate prevention from occupational hazards

 No animals in the clinic

 All windows and doors should be covered with a minimum in a net covering

 Sufficient ventilation

 Absolutely no smoking on the premises with an obvious sign at front desk

Equipments

Particulars Description Quantity Cost per item

NSVD Set Normal spontaneous 4 Ᵽ35,000.00
delivery
Stethoscope A medical 1 Ᵽ2000.00
instrument for
listening to the
action of someone’s
heart as breathing,
typically having a
small-disk shaped
resonator that is
placed against the
chest and two tubes
connected to
earpieces.
Weighting Scale Measures weight by 1 Ᵽ1300.00
balancing the force
due to gravity
against force on the
spring
Blood Pressure Device used to 1 Ᵽ2500.00
Apparatus measure blood
pressure, composed
of an inflatable wff
 to collapse and then
release the artery
order the wff in a
controlled manner,
and a mercury or
mechanical
manometer to
measure the pressure
Thermometer An instrument for 3 Ᵽ1899.00
measuring and
indicating
temperature,
typically are
consisting of a
narrow, hermitically
sealed glass tube
marketed with
graduations and
having at one end a
bulb containing
mercury or alcohol
that expands and
contracts in the tube
with heating and
cooling
Doppler A form of 1 Ᵽ4000.00
ultrasound that can
detect and measure
blood flow
Measuring Tape A long, thin piece of 1 Ᵽ50.00
plastic, cloth or
metal that is marked
with units of lengths
and that is used for
measuring things
Kelly’s Pad A simple medical 1 Ᵽ 740.00
device to funnel
blood to a collection
device in order to
help detect
 postpartum
hemorrhage
Gooseneck Lamp An electronic lamp 1 Ᵽ2700.00
or desk lamp with a
flexible shaft that
permits control of
the direction of the
light
Tourniquet A constricting or 1 Ᵽ39.00
compressing device,
specifically a
bandage, used to
control venous and
arterial circulation to
an extremity for a
period of time

Process Flowchart for Services

Emergency Process

Start

Put the patient to the

emergency room.

Is the patient’s No
Perform medical Transfer to the
condition
operations. chosen room.
critical?

Yes Monitor the patient.

Transfer the patient to

SUMC. Paying the bills to the
finance.
 End User
Discharge

Emergency Process

The patient will be sent to the emergency room and treated. But the nurse

assigned will judge if the patient’s condition is critical. If the patient’s condition is not

that critical they will continue in performing the operations and transfer the patient to the

chosen room, monitor the condition of the patient. If the patient is better and decided to

be discharged, they must pay the bills to the finance and be discharged. But if the

patient’s condition passed the critical conditions they will be transferred immediately to a

hospital.

Note critical conditions:

Stage III wounds are characterized by full-thickness tissue loss – loss extends to the
subcutaneous level. While bone, fat or muscle may be visible, large areas of these tissues are not
readily viewable.

Stage IV wounds may feature extensive loss or damage to tissue, muscles and bones, and often
feature muscle and bone that is exposed. The severity of a wound can often cause complications
and disrupt the support of the joint or body area that it affects.

Check-up/Consultation Services

Parturient Cases

The patient must be sent to the labor room. The midwife or nurse must monitor

the patient and get the patient’s historical medical records. Afterwards the patient will be

transferred to the delivery room. In the delivery room there is an emergency button which
can be pressed to call the attention of the midwife. After this will be the process of

delivering of a baby. The patient will be transferred and given care. When the patient

feels better and decided to be discharged, they must pay the bills to the finance and then

discharged.

CORRECTIONS:
 Map of beg. Or. Bacong
 Zonal map
 Perspective of the building
 Building plan w/ detailed cost estimate
 Identify the waste and waste disposal method. ( DENR and some establishments)
 System flow diagram particularly of the service offer
 Cost of the equipment w/ the corresponding useful life for depreciation
computation(lab diagcare)
 Cost of supplies for the lab. (lab diagcare)
 Compute utility cost/ water, power and communication.