The Shalbourne In-patient Ward |
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What to expect when coming into hospital We fully understand that a hospital visit can be unsettling, so we go to great lengths to alleviate any apprehension you may have about your treatment and your stay, whether you are coming to us as an inpatient, day-case or out-patient. We will make every effort to ensure you are as comfortable and relaxed as possible during your time with us. ![]() |
PRIVATE PATIENTS
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| Your stay at the Shalbourne Suite If you are visiting as a day case or an in-patient, there are a number of items you may wish to bring with you. What to bring with you
What to leave at home We advise that you do not bring valuables or large sums of money, if at all possible. If you wish to bring personal electrical equipment please inform the nurse on admission. When you arrive On arrival at Reception, your admission details will be confirmed and you will then be escorted to your room. You will be made familiar with the various facilities available by one of the nurses. They will also check your blood pressure, pulse, temperature and urine. Your surgeon and the anaesthetist will visit you before your surgery and answer any questions or concerns you may have. During your stay Please ensure that you make all necessary preparations for your operation, including removing jewellery, nail varnish and cosmetics. After your treatment you will be able to relax in the comfort of your own room. A member of the team will visit you daily to discuss your menu choice. All meals are freshly made using healthy ingredients to aid your recovery. |
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