Emergency Services

Patient Care /Emergency services

Patient Care /Emergency services

Emergency services

Emergency services are a crucial component of any healthcare system. These services provide immediate medical care and transportation to individuals who have experienced a medical emergency. The primary role of emergency services is to respond to emergency calls and provide medical care to those in need. In addition to providing medical care, emergency services are also responsible for transporting patients to the appropriate healthcare facility.

Emergency services are an essential component of any healthcare system. They provide critical medical care and transportation to those in need, and play a vital role in disaster response. These services are staffed by trained medical professionals and first responders who are dedicated to providing the highest quality care to patients in their time of need.

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Cancer patients and survivors need access to emergency services 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Cancer inpatients receive emergency care from their healthcare team while in hospital. These individuals may need emergency medical care at an emergency department (ED) for various reasons related to their cancer diagnosis and treatment. For example, patients may have:

Post-surgical complications
Complications or acute reactions to chemotherapy treatments, radiotherapy treatments, surgical treatments, or a combination of these therapies
Medical issues that have progressed and present as symptoms, such as fever or weakness related to infection, dehydration and other issues

Acute mental health issues that are becoming worse

Our Emergency Care team provides rapid assessment and triage to prioritize patients based on the severity of their condition and ensures that those with life-threatening emergencies receive immediate attention. We employ standardized protocols and evidence-based practices to expedite the evaluation and treatment process and optimize patient outcomes.