ALMAS HOSPITAL
Emergency & Trauma Care Center
An emergency is a situation that demands immediate attention. Our Emergency & Trauma Center treats a broad range of illnesses and ensures outstanding patient care. To do this, we must prioritize patients for the emergency treatment depending on their severity. Our staff is aware of this and makes every effort to make our patients' and their loved ones' time with us as pleasant as possible.
ALMAS Emergency & Trauma Centre is open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week for your convenience. With the certification of ACLS & ATLS, our team of consultants and nurses are dedicated to giving every patient necessary Polytrauma care with essential Orthopedic and Neurosurgery support.
The Centre is supported by Consultants of different specialties/sub-specialties and has access to all key investigative facilities such as Radiology, Laboratory, Catheterisation Laboratory, etc., to give prompt treatment according to the patient's health requirements.
What do we offer in Emergency & Trauma Care?
Our emergency medical experts have a wealth of knowledge and expertise in dealing with a wide range of medical emergencies and injuries. Every one of our emergency rooms is well prepared to deal with the following kinds of situations
Emergency & Trauma Care analyses and treats persons who have suffered acute trauma, catastrophic injuries, or otherwise need immediate medical attention. Doctors, nurses, receptionists, porters, and healthcare assistants comprise the E&T (Emergency & Trauma) team. Every member of the medical team has extensive training in emergency medicine.
Patients in E&T Care are divided into three zones, each of which has the following features:
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A trip to the Emergency Room should only be made in the case of serious injury or illness that needs immediate medical attention. If you are feeling poorly, have symptoms that imply a common medical disease like a cold, a minor cut, stomach discomfort, or a headache, or if you believe your condition is not an emergency, you should see your primary care physician (PCP).
Be sure to bring your ID, Work Permit, foreigner permit, or passport with you so that your treatment procedure goes as smoothly as possible. Although this is an emergency, we recognize that bringing these papers is not always feasible. Awaiting papers will be requested from family members of patients who fail to provide them throughout therapy.
A nurse will quickly analyze the severity of your ailment before determining how long you'll have to wait. Waiting times aren't based on when you arrive but rather on the severity of your disease if it isn't treated quickly. Regardless of their age, all patients will be evaluated and treated in this manner (this includes patients who walk in on their own or are brought by ambulance).
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