Patient Care
The Ward Routine
Your nurse will orientate you to your ward and the facilities available. Generally, your ward routine will begin with wake up and personal toilet, early morning medication, breakfast, ward rounds by doctors, treatment and investigations, resting time, lunch, visiting hours, resting time, afternoon tea, ward rounds by doctors, visiting hours, dinner and bedtime. However, this routine will vary according to the ward and special needs of the patient. For example when there is a need, treatment and investigations may be carried out anytime during the day.Visiting Hours
Wards
Your family and friends are welcome to visit you during your stay here.
Visiting Hours are from
12:00 pm - 8:00 pm
(Everyday)
STRICTLY NO VISITORS AFTER 9:00 PM
For health reasons, visitors are advised not to bring children below 12 years of age up to the wards. Visitors are not encouraged to visit during the morning hours as consultants are making their rounds and nurses need to carry out nursing care procedures on the patients.
ICU patients at the Intensive Care Unit are allowed only ONE visitor at a time with a maximum of two visitors per visiting period.
Resting Time
While we understand your social needs, we also understand your need for sufficient rest to ensure a speedy recovery. Visitors are advised to plan their visits during visiting hours only.
Resting Time is from:
8.00 am - 12.00 noon
2.00 pm - 4.00 pm
9.00 pm
Meal Service
Both local and western cuisine is available and food preparation is supervised by our clinical dietitian. There are several choices to choose from daily for your breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner each day.
Meal Times
- Breakfast 8:00 am
- Lunch 12:30 pm
- Afternoon Tea 3:30 pm
- Dinner 6:00 pm
Bon Appetit!
Overnight Stay
Companions
Each patient is allowed only ONE companion to stay overnight. However, male companions are NOT allowed in a female room. In the Paediatric ward, one parent may stay overnight with the child at no extra charge.