Nursing

Nursing Care in the Outpatient Section

- Nursing care in the outpatient section covers outpatient clinics, screening clinics, triage, day care units, Multi-specialty Clinics, emergency department, Palliative care, radiotherapy, radiology, nuclear medicine, blood bank unit, and procedure room.
- The outpatient clinic nursing care is carried out by a primary nurse who will first observe the patient and assess his condition. The nurse will either admit him to the clinic or transfer him to the triage department if he is in a critical condition. The primary nurse is found in the clinics on the ground, first and third floors, and radiology and radiotherapy departments. The primary nurse is working five days a week. The outpatient clinics are presently receiving an average of 500 patients daily.

- Patients needing intrathecal administration and bone marrow aspiration are admitted to the procedure space, which consists of two rooms for minor procedures and recovery. The unit operates 5 days a week from 8 am to 4 pm.

- The nurse in Daycare assesses patients and administers treatments such as chemotherapy, hydration, long-term antibiotic therapy, blood products, and minor procedures. This unit operates three shifts a day and 7 days a week and receives 160 to 200 patients daily. Patients needing intrathecal administration and bone marrow aspiration are admitted to the procedure space, which consists of two rooms for minor procedures and recovery. The unit operates 7 days a week from 8 am to 8 pm.
- As primary caregivers for the patient and family, 57357’s outpatient nursing care team possesses the knowledge and the abilities to perform all duties required of a nurse, optimizing patient satisfaction and providing high-quality nursing care.