Hospital Teluk Intan

Hospital Teluk Intan set up for help an individual achieve and maintain a health standard to enable him to carry out productive economic and social life

This can be achieved by providing efficient, effective and effective treatment, rehabilitation, treatment and rehabilitation services with emphasis on underprivileged groups.

Hospital Teluk Intan is the third largest government hospital in Perak with 548 beds available for in patients.

Background

Hospital Teluk Intan is built to serve the residents of Hilir Perak which covers an area of ​​667 square miles or 1727 sq km. Based on the Department of Statistics Malaysia, the population of this district is about 190, 868 people.

The hospital was built to replace the old hospital building on Jalan Bandar, Teluk Intan where it was built over 92 years ago to provide basic medical facilities. Because the location of the old hospital is often flooded and narrow areas for expansion activities and to meet current needs with increased number of patients, it has been suggested that the hospital be built immediately.

Hospital Teluk Intan is located at Jalan Changkat Jong – Ipoh. Approximately 4 km from Teluk Intan City.

Hospital Teluk Intan covers an area of ​​65 acres. Previously, the land was cultivated as a rubber estate. At the end of 1982, the hospital’s construction project started “Turn-key”. The Leighton of Australia Company has been successful in contracting with a value of RM94.3 million.

The construction of the hospital was started on 3 January 1984 and was completed on 2 February 1987. Formally, the hospital was completed and handed over to the Ministry of Health Malaysia on 28 March 1987.

The total cost of the hospital is about RM110 million. The hospital also began to provide services (out-patient and in-patient) on 25 April 1987. Hospital Teluk Intan was officially opened by His Majesty the Sultan of Perak on 25 August 1987.

Hospital Teluk Intan serves the residents of Hilir Perak. The hospital’s specialty services include the Lower Hilir District, Sabak Bernam, Batang Padang, South Manjung and Perak Tengah District.

The hospital also serves as a reference hospital for Sabak Bernam Hospital, Tapah Hospital, Slim River Hospital and part of Manjung Hospital and Hospital Changkat Melintang.

CHARTER

CUSTOMER CORE CLIENT CHARTER

We promise to provide professional, safe, friendly, caring and quality services.

1. We will prioritize critical and semi-critical cases with
waiting time as follows:
a) All critical cases (Red Zone) are treated immediately.
b) All semi-critical cases (Yellow Zone) are treated within 30 minutes.
c) Other cases (Green Zone) will be seen according to the patient’s priority.

2. Outpatient Clinic Services and Expert Clinic will be provided by turn
and / or the patient’s condition. Priority will be given to children, mothers
pregnant, senior citizens and people with disabilities.

3. Information will be provided to customers regarding illness and care.

4. Confidentiality of personal information, illness and care given to
patient is guaranteed.

5. Clean, comfortable and safe facilities and environment are available.

OBJECTIVE , VISION & MISSION

OBJECTIVE 

• Provide proper, effective and safe treatment. Providing professional, friendly and caring service. Meet customer satisfaction based on Hospital Client Charter.

VISION

• The country carries the energy towards better health.

MISSION

The mission of MOH is to lead and work together:

1. To facilitate and enable the people:
i) Achieve their full potential in health
ii) Appreciate health as the most valuable asset
iii) Take responsibility and positive action for their health

2. To ensure high quality health system:
i) Prioritize customers
ii) Fair
iii) Not burdensome
iv) Efficient
v) Reasonable by technology
vi) Can be adjusted according to the environment
vii) Innovative

3. By emphasizing:
i) Nature of professionalism and teamwork
ii) The nature of respect
iii) Community involvement

SERVICES

Services available at Hospital Teluk Intan included:

Medicine

• General Medicine
• Out patient
• Psychiatric

Clinical Diagnostics & Support

• Medical Record
• Dietetics and Dish
• Pathology
• Rehabilitation
• Pharmacy
• Diagnostic Imaging
• Hospital Supervision
• Counseling Psychology
• Nursing
• Infection Control
• Speech
• CSSU
• Audiology
• Workover Recovery

Non-Clinical Support Management & Services

• Financial
• Operational Engineering
• Information management
• Human resources
• Quality
• Islamic Affairs
• Medical Social Work
• Public health
• Patient Education
• Security

Surgical Service

• General Surgery
• Orthopedic
• Ophthalmology
• Anesthesiology and Intensive Care
• Otorinolaryngology (ENT)
• Emergency and Trauma

Dental

• Pediatric Dentistry
• Oral Surgery

Mother and Child

• Obstetrics and Gynecology
• Pediatric