Your safety is our priority. We want to work with you to keep you safe while you’re in hospital.
We ask patients to wear identification bands so you can be easily identified and we can ensure you receive the right treatment and care.
Find out moreIf you are worried about any change, talk to your nurse or doctor. If you are still concerned then we have a simple process to assist.
Find out moreIf you are in hospital for a longer stay, your risk of getting a blood clot in your leg or your lung is much higher than usual.
Find out moreFalls in hospital can occur due to the unfamiliar environment, when you are feeling unwell and when you are taking certain medications.
Find out morePressure injuries (bed sores) are areas of damage to the skin or underlying tissue, caused by lying in one place for too long or your skin rubbing against another surface.
Find out moreIn some circumstances, a patient’s behaviour may become challenging or difficult due to the symptoms of their condition.
Find out moreWe understand the importance of maintaining a safe environment for both our patients and staff. We regularly review and adjust our COVID-19 policies to ensure the ongoing safety and wellbeing of everyone at our facilities.
Find out moreFire or emergency
Our staff are fully trained in fire and emergency procedures.
In the event of a fire or emergency, we need you to stay where you are, stay calm, not panic and follow the instructions given by our staff.