Emergency Department - Information for patients
What do I do if I become an Emergency Patient? The role of the Emergency Department is to diagnose and treat acute and urgent illnesses and injuries. Patients are seen in order of medical urgency with non-urgent patients being seen after…
Frankston Emergency Department
Available at: Frankston Hospital
Frankston Hospital has one of the busiest Emergency Departments in Melbourne with about 50,000 patient attendances each year with 30% of attendees requiring inpatient care. The Department of Emergency Medicine provides care within a scope of…
Medical Assessment and Planning Unit (MAPU)
Available at: Frankston Hospital
The Medical Assessment and Planning Unit (MAPU) at Frankston Hospital is a 15 bed unit dedicated to expediting the acute assessment of General Medicine patients admitted from the Emergency Department, so improving the movement of patients to wards…
Response, Assessment and Discharge (RAD) Unit
Available at: Rosebud Hospital, Frankston Hospital
The Response, Assessment and Discharge (RAD) Team was established to assess patients whose needs could be more appropriately met through non-hospital services such as Peninsula Post Acute Care, referal to Complex Care Program, community supports or…
Rosebud Emergency Department
Available at: Rosebud Hospital
The Emergency Medicine service at Rosebud Hospital continues to evolve as a free standing emergency department. As such the Department is a designated purpose specific geographical area equipped and staffed to provide assessment and treatment…
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Last Updated 27.02.2007 | Authorised: Anonymous