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  Risk management and patient safety center Between 2002 and 2007, the management of King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital implemented a policy to establish an internal department responsible for risk management within the hospital. This department was called the “Risk Management and Patient Safety Unit” and worked collaboratively with all other departments within the hospital. Its office was located on the 18th floor, Room 1808, of the Por Por Ror Building. The department's operations gradually expanded, and on January 10, 2013, it was officially approved by the Thai Red Cross Society under Thai Red Cross Order No. 54/2013 to be established as the Risk Management and Patient Safety…

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  Day Care Patient Management Clinic Obligation To diagnose, treat, and care for patients with Parkinson’s disease and related disorders using the latest knowledge and continuous advancements. To lead and develop education and research in the field of Parkinson’s disease for nurses, doctors, and medical personnel, while operating with honesty, responsibility, compassion, and high ethical standards. Support Activities Providing continuous patient care throughout the day for 2 weeks, in cases where patients are assessed during continuous subcutaneous medication administration (Apomorphine).

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  Department of Patient Relations Department of Patient Relations serves as the hospital's frontline service unit, handling tasks such as patient registration and hospital ID creation, verification and recording of treatment eligibility, bed reservations, and hospital admission registration. The division also manages bed allocation, provides Fax Claim registration services for private health insurance companies, develops and improves services, compiles data, and summarizes patient service statistics. Vision Department of Patient Relations is a department which provides outpatient services with morality, generosity and high quality by using the principle of good governance so that the King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital will be the role model for outpatient services…