Your Questions
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Am I allowed to see my medical records?
Posted: 03/03/10Speak to the nurse or doctor who is looking after you or contact PALS on 01733 875847 who will give you information about how to access your medical records.
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You need to speak to your Job Centre Plus office or contact PALS (Patient Advice & Liaison Service) on 01733 875847.
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Am I entitled to free hospital transport?
Posted: 03/03/10Only a small number of patients are given free transport to and from the hospital. Free patient transport must be authorised by a doctor or nurse.
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What are the visiting hours for the Intensive Care Unit?
Posted: 03/03/10The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) operates open visiting but recommends not visiting before 11:00am.
All visitors to patient areas should report to the nurses’ station prior to entering the patient bed areas. This is to enhance security in the wards and to improve communication with visitors.
For the benefit of nearby patients, visitors will be restricted to a maximum of three per patient. Visitors should not visit for long periods – short visits are less tiring for patients.
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What are the visiting times for the maternity unit?
Posted: 03/03/10The Maternity Unit visiting times are:
9.00am – 1.00pm (partners and siblings only)
1.00pm – 3.00pm (quiet period – partners only)
3.00pm – 8.00pm (partners, siblings of baby and other visitors).
Children, other than siblings, under the age of 14 are not permitted onto the Ward.
All visitors to patient areas should report to the nurses’ station prior to entering the patient bed areas. This is to enhance security in the wards and to improve communication with visitors.For the benefit of nearby patients, visitors will be restricted to a maximum of three per patient. Visitors should not visit for long periods – short visits are less tiring for patients.
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What are the visiting times for Amazon Ward?
Posted: 03/03/10Amazon Ward operates an open visitng policy with no time restrictions.
All visitors to patient areas should report to the nurses’ station prior to entering the patient bed areas. This is to enhance security in the wards and to improve communication with visitors.
For the benefit of nearby patients, visitors will be restricted to a maximum of three per patient. Visitors should not visit for long periods – short visits are less tiring for patients.
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How can I cancel or change an appointment?
Posted: 08/02/10You can contact the appointments call and book centre on 01733 874191, or the contact number on your appointment letter to change or cancel an appointment.
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How can I cancel or change the 'Choose and Book' appointment that my GP has arranged for me?
Posted: 08/02/10You need to contact your GP surgery or ring the number on the choose and book referral letter.
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What are the visiting hours for the Coronary Care Unit?
Posted: 08/02/10The Coronary Care Unit (CCU) visitng times are 3.00pm to 8:00pm only.
All visitors to patient areas should report to the nurses’ station prior to entering the patient bed areas. This is to enhance security in the wards and to improve communication with visitors.
For the benefit of nearby patients, visitors will be restricted to a maximum of three per patient. Visitors should not visit for long periods – short visits are less tiring for patients.