Inpatient Hospital Identification Card

Inpatient Hospital Identification Cards are a type of stationery and record form used in healthcare settings. These cards are typically issued to patients who are admitted to a hospital for inpatient care. The purpose of these cards is to provide a means of identification for the patient during their stay in the hospital.

The Inpatient Hospital Identification Card typically includes the following information:

1. Patient's full name
2. Patient's date of birth
3. Patient's unique identification number or medical record number
4. Date of admission
5. Room number or location within the hospital
6. Name and contact information of the attending physician or healthcare provider
7. Any relevant medical conditions or allergies

These cards are usually made of durable material, such as plastic or laminated paper, to ensure they can withstand the rigors of a hospital environment. They may also include a barcode or QR code for easy scanning and retrieval of patient information.

Inpatient Hospital Identification Cards are considered part of the stationery and record forms category within the supply class of Office Supplies And Devices. This category includes various forms and documents used for record-keeping, documentation, and administrative purposes in an office or healthcare setting.