Vaccine Table

AGE
VACCINE ITEM
1 Month
Hepatitis B Vaccine No.2
2 Months
Diphtheria,
Tetanus,
Pertussis,
Polio Vaccine No.1,
Haemophilus influenzae type B vaccine No.1,
Invasive Pneumococal Disease Vaccine No.1,
Rotavirus Vaccine No.1
4 Months
Diphtheria,
Tetanus,
Pertussis,
Polio Vaccine No.2,
Haemophilus influenzae type B vaccine No.2,
Invasive Pneumococal Disease Vaccine No.2,
Rotavirus Vaccine No.2
6 Months
Diphtheria,
Tetanus,
Pertussis,
Polio Vaccine No.3,
Haemophilus influenzae type B vaccine No.3,
Hepatitis B Vaccine No.3,
Invasive Pneumococal Disease Vaccine No.3,
Rotavirus Vaccine No.3
7 Months
Influenza vaccine No.1
8 Months
Influenza vaccine No.2
9 -12 Months
Measles,
Mumps,
Rubella Vaccine No.1
12-15 Months
Japanese encephalitis Vaccine No.1,
Invasive Pneumococal Disease Vaccine No.4,
Chickenpox/ Varicella virus Vaccine No.1
1.5 years
Diphtheria,
Tetanus,
Pertussis,
Polio Vaccine No.4,
Haemophilus influenzae type B vaccine No.4,
Chickenpox/ Varicella virus Vaccine No.2,
Japanese encephalitis Vaccine No.2

FAQ About Hemodialysis

Answer :

Do you treat patients who are HIV positive and patients with hepatitis at the same machine?

Although patients are treated on the same machines, disposable devices are always used one time and thrown away. Optimal care is used in universal precautions to prevent the spreading of infectious diseases.
Answer :

Is it possible to do the dialysis treatment in the evening?

Only in emergency cases. Regular hours are from 8:00am-18:00pm Monday to Friday and Sunday.
Answer :

What’s the highest volume of water the patients in your hospital are allowed to pass in one hour?

Approximately 0.5-1.5 litres depending on the individual.
Answer : Which vaccination do you advise?
Hepatitis vaccine A and B
Answer :

Please describe the equipment in the dialysis ward.

We have five Japanese State of the Art dialysis machines with monitors for BP, vital signs 02 saturation.
Answer :

During the treatment, is there always a Doctor on duty?

Yes, a doctor is always on duty and the Hemodialysis center is very close to CCU, so we have all facilities available.

Our Service

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There are numerous services provided by the Hemodialysis Department of Bangkok Hospital Pattaya:

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  • Hemodialysis. Our modern and international standard dialysis machines provide patients with hemodialysis, a process of removing waste products from the blood. Our water treatment system meets AAMI standard and verified by The Nephrology Society of Thailand, The Royal College of Physicians of Thailand, and The Medical Council of Thailand. We utilize state-of-the-art reverse osmosis to obtain the purity necessary for treatment.
  • Hemodialysis is also available at the critical care units both ICU and CCU. An appropriate type of treatment depends on nephrologist’s investigation either normal dialysis or continuous renal replacement therapy.
  • There 14 dialyzers with 12 dialyzers available at the Hemodialysis Department and 2 available at the critical care units.
  • Service hours during 7 a.m.- 5 p.m. on Mon-Sat (2 times); 7 a.m.- 12 a.m. on Mon-Sat (1 time)
  • 24 hour service for emergency cases
  • 3 full-time nephrologists
  • Nurse specialists who are certified from The Nephrology Society of Thailand look after patients all the time during hemodialysis. They can also provide consultation if necessary.
  • All 9 nurses at the Hemodialysis Department have passed specific hemodialysis training courses.
  • Standard Reverse Osmosis (RO) System quality assurance is checked by the company every month.
  • Equipped with a resuscitation team and advance equipment such as EKG, defibrillator, oxygen sat recorders that can continuously measure patient status so that the nurse will know immediately if there is any change.
  • Regularly checking the dialyzer and RO system before providing treatment with the patient.
  • 12 single rooms for each patient; TV and sofa are also provided for relatives in the patient room.
  • Common room available for patient’s relatives, equipped with full facilities i.e. microwave, TV, hot-cold water, cutlery, dining table, newspaper, and coffee break.