outpatient departments

The emergency department has beds equipped with patient monitors for cardiac monitoring, as well as central suction and oxygen. There is an isolation room for infectious patients, along with an antechamber for donning and removing protective equipment. The isolation room also has cardiac monitoring, suction, and central oxygen. A separate restroom is available in the isolation room.

The triage area is located at the entrance of the emergency department, allowing the triage nurse to closely monitor patient arrivals.

At the emergency reception, a secretary is stationed to handle patient admission and discharge. The emergency department also includes an outpatient procedure room for emergency procedures such as suturing. There is also a casting room in the emergency department for applying splints, casts, and dressings.

There is a dedicated CPR room in the emergency department with two separate entrances – one from triage and one from the observation/examination room. This CPR room is equipped with two patient monitors, portable suction and oxygen, a CPR cart, and a defibrillator.

The physician examination room in the emergency department is easily accessible from the triage, CPR, and observation areas. Patients requiring IV therapy or close monitoring can be transferred through the observation area for further care.