Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services.
…The health and safety of our patients, visitors and staff is our absolute priority and we have robust procedures to prevent infection and transmission. We would like to offer assurance that it remains safe for patients to attend our hospitals as normal. If you have a scheduled appointment and are not self isolating, please attend […]…
…or follow the rules to give yourself and your loved ones a fighting chance to steer clear of this virus. Gatherings can wait. Better to not meet knowing everyone is…
A foot ulcer is a wound or sore on your foot that occurs when an area of thickened skin is left untreated. It can also start by a shoe rubbing…
…group I run (www.thecbpp.org). We very much wanted to help in some way. Obviously we couldn’t offer any medical help, but we could paint the people who were offering that…
…seeing continued increase in demand and we need all the public to help us keep those services running by using the right services for them. By getting to the right…
…drink alcohol or take recreational drugs Do Not play any contact sport (e.g. rugby, football or horse riding) until you have been seen by your GP and your symptoms have…
…Conquest Hospital Radio is a self-funding registered charity and has been broadcasting to patients for over 40 years. A dedicated team of volunteers present programmes, visit the wards to collect and play patient requests, raise funds, maintain the record library and provide all the backroom organisation that is essential to the smooth running of the […]…
James Ward and Coronary Care Unit (CCU) are run as one area. James Ward has 16 beds, with six bedside monitors and six telemetry beds. The ward accepts a range of patients with acute cardiac problems. CCU has six monitored beds and cares for patients during the acute phase of cardiac problems. James Ward and […]…
Eastbourne Midwifery Unit (EMU) is run by a group of core staff midwives and Midwifery Support Workers (MSW’s). The unit operates 24/7 for low risk mothers. It has two main birthing rooms set up, one of which includes a birthing pool, two postnatal rooms which are en-suite for women to be transferred into after they […]…
…to ensure that any ongoing needs are met. Due to the complexity of critical care these may be medical, physical, psychological and social. Hence the clinic is run by a…
