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Your Hospital Stay

PATIENT INFORMATION

Hospital Stay

We are committed to providing safe, compassionate, and personalized care throughout your hospital stay. From admission to discharge, our multidisciplinary team works together to ensure your comfort, safety, and recovery.

Before Admission

Following your consultant clinic visit, you will receive instructions to prepare for your planned surgery.

  • Complete required laboratory investigations
  • Attend anaesthetic assessment if required
  • Follow fasting instructions
  • Bring previous reports and clinic records
  • Inform your doctor about current medications

Admission Day

Our nursing staff will guide you through registration and admission before your procedure.

  • Hospital admission
  • Nursing assessment
  • Consultant review
  • Pre-operative preparation
  • Final patient counselling

During Your Hospital Stay

Our healthcare team provides continuous monitoring and personalized care throughout your stay.

  • 24-hour nursing care
  • Consultant ward rounds
  • Pain management
  • Medication administration
  • Early mobilization

After Surgery

You will recover in the recovery area before returning to the ward. Our team monitors your progress and ensures a safe recovery.

  • Vital sign monitoring
  • Pain control
  • Wound assessment
  • Diet progression
  • Walking assistance

Preparing for Discharge

Before discharge, your consultant will review your recovery and provide instructions for home care.

  • Discharge summary
  • Medication instructions
  • Wound care advice
  • Activity guidance
  • Follow-up appointment

What to Bring

Please bring these essential items for a smooth admission.

Medical Documents

  • Clinic records
  • Laboratory reports
  • Ultrasound reports
  • Identification documents

Personal Items

  • Comfortable clothing
  • Personal toiletries
  • Mobile phone charger
  • Essential belongings

Regular Medications

Bring your regular medications unless your consultant has advised otherwise.

When to Seek Medical Advice After Discharge

  • Heavy vaginal bleeding
  • Persistent fever or chills
  • Severe abdominal pain
  • Persistent vomiting
  • Redness or discharge from the wound
  • Difficulty passing urine