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INTERPRETER TRANSLATION SERVICES As a patient it is important you understand all aspects of your care. Calvary Wakefield Hospital has access to Interpretation and translation services. Please do not hesitate to contact our staff for further information. 2 www.calvarycare.org.au
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CONTENTS
Message from the CEO 5 LEAVING YOUR AREA OF TREATMENT 12
About Calvary Wakefield Hospital 5 MOVIES, TELEVISION, RADIO 12
Share our future – Calvary Adelaide Hospital – ORGAN DONATION 12
Opening 2019 5
PALLIATIVE & END OF LIFE CARE 13
MISSION, VISION AND VALUES 6
ADVANCED CARE PLANNING 13
RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES 7
PASTORAL CARE 13
ACCOMMODATION 8
CHAPEL 13
ACCOMMODATION RELATIVES 8
SPIRITUAL AND EMOTIONAL CARE 13
ADMISSION TIME 8
SPECIALTY SERVICES 14
ADMISSION 8
PARKING 16
ALLIED HEALTH SERVICES 8
PATHOLOGY 16
ARRIVAL AT CALVARY WAKEFIELD HOSPITAL 8
HPS PHARMACY 16
BOARDING 8
RADIOLOGY 16
CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICE 9
SMOKING 16
DISCHARGE 9
TAXIS & PUBLIC TRANSPORT 16
DIETARY 9
TELEPHONES 16
DONATION OR BEQUEST 10
VALUABLES AND PERSONAL BELONGINGS 17
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 10
VISITING HOURS 17
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 10
VOLUNTEERS 17
FLOWERS & GIFTS 10
10 TIPS FOR SAFER HEALTH CARE 18
INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL 10
NATIONAL SAFETY &
HAIRDRESSER 12
QUALITY SERVICE STANDARDS 19
HEALTH FUNDS 12
MAP 20
HUDSON’S CAFÉ 12
HOSPITAL TO HOME HELP -
Government & Private Services 21
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE (JP) 12
LAUNDRY 12
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We acknowledge that we are on Kaurna land Calvary Wakefield Hospital acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and Owners of the lands of the Kaurna Nation on which our service operates. We acknowledge that these Custodians have walked upon and cared for these lands for thousands of years. We acknowledge the continued deep spiritual attachment and relationship of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to this country and commit ourselves to the ongoing journey of Reconciliation. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are respectfully advised that this publication may contain the names and images of people who have passed away. Message from the CEO Welcome to Calvary Wakefield Hospital. Calvary is a values based organisation focused on providing excellent care to everyone utilising our services. The purpose of this compendium is to provide our patients with generic and local information to assist you and your support network during your stay. We welcome your feedback and if you have questions please feel comfortable to ask one of our staff who will assist you. Best wishes with your stay and recovery, Juanita Ielasi Chief Executive Officer About Calvary Wakefield Hospital Calvary Wakefield Hospital was established in 1883 and is one of Adelaide’s first private hospitals. It has been providing quality services to the community for over 130 years. In 2006 we became part of Little Company of Mary Health Care and were renamed Calvary Wakefield Hospital. We now employ over 600 staff, have key relationships with a range of expert medical specialists and provide care to over 27,000 people each year from our local community and beyond. Our patients are of the utmost importance to us and we are dedicated to achieving the highest standards of patient care and comfort. Share our future – Calvary Adelaide Hospital – Opening 2019 Opening in 2019, Calvary Adelaide Hospital will provide the highest quality whole of life health care to private and self-insured patients. Centrally located on the corner of Pulteney and Angas Streets in the heart of Adelaide’s Central Business District, its state-of-the-art facilities will be supported by Calvary’s history of health care excellence in South Australia over almost 120 years. Calvary Wakefield Hospital and Calvary Rehabilitation Hospital will be relocated to this site, a site that has been designed with a focus on a streamlined patient journey and a comprehensive supported experience. www.calvarycare.org.au 5
Our Mission Our Vision
We bring the healing ministry of Jesus to those who As a Catholic Health,
are sick, dying and in need through “being for others”: Community and Aged Care
• in the Spirit of Mary standing by her Son on Calvary; provider, to excel, and to be
• through the provision of quality, responsive and recognised, as a continuing
compassionate health, community and aged care source of healing, hope and
services; nurturing to the people and
communities we serve.
• based on Gospel values; and
• in celebration of the rich heritage and story of the
Sisters of the Little Company of Mary.
Our Values Our Values are visible in how we act and treat each other. We are
stewards of the rich heritage of care and compassion of the
Little Company of Mary. We are guided by these values:
Hospitality demonstrates our response to the desire to be welcomed,
to feel wanted and to belong. It is our responsibility to extend
hospitality to all who come into contact with our Services by promoting
Hospitality connectedness, listening and responding openly.
Healing demonstrates our desire to respond to the whole person by
caring for their spiritual, psychological and physical wellbeing. It is our
responsibility to value and consider the whole person, and to promote
healing through reconnecting, reconciling and building relationships.
Healing
Stewardship recognises that as individuals and as a community all we
have has been given to us as a gift. It is our responsibility to manage
these precious resources effectively now and for the future. We are
responsible for: striving for excellence, developing personal talents,
material possessions, our environment, and handing on the tradition of
Stewardship the Sisters of the Little Company of Mary.
Respect recognises the value and dignity of every person who is
associated with our Services. It is our responsibility to care for all with
whom we come into contact with justice and compassion no matter what
the circumstances, and we are prepared to stand up for what we believe
Respect and challenge behaviour that is contrary to our values.
Continuing the Mission of the Sisters of the Little Company of Mary
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RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES Staff support the Australian Charter of Healthcare Rights developed by Australian Commission of Safety and Quality in healthcare. The Charter describes the rights of patients and other people using the Australian healthcare system. These rights are essential to make sure, that wherever and whenever care is provided, it is of high quality and is safe. This Charter recognises that people receiving care and people providing care all have important parts to play in achieving healthcare rights. The Charter allows patients, consumers, families, carers and services providing healthcare to share an understanding of the rights of people receiving healthcare. This helps everyone to work together towards a safe and high quality health system. A genuine partnership between patients, consumers and providers is important so that everyone achieves the best possible outcomes. For confidentiality reasons, information about patient treatment and test results can only be conveyed by the doctor with the patient’s permission. Such information is therefore not discussed in general over the phone due to inability of staff to verify relatives’ identity. A brochure explaining full patient rights and responsibilities can be obtained from the hospital and is available on our web site www.calvarywakefield.org.au MY RIGHTS ACCESS I have a right to healthcare. This means I can access services to address my healthcare needs. SAFETY I have a right to receive safe and high quality care. This means I receive safe and high quality health services, provided with professional care, skill and competence. RESPECT I have a right to be shown respect, dignity and consideration. This means the care provided shows respect to me and my culture, beliefs, values and personal characteristics. COMMUNICATION I have a right to be informed about services, treatment, options and costs in a clear and open way. This means I receive open, timely and appropriate communication about my healthcare in a way I can understand. PARTICIPATION I have a right to be included in decisions and choices about my care. This means I may join in making decisions and choices about my care and about health service planning. PRIVACY I have a right to privacy and confidentiality of my personal information. My personal privacy is maintained and proper handling of my personal health and other information is assured. MY RESPONSIBILITIES HONESTY & OPENNESS I have a responsibility to answer questions about health openly and completely. This means I will disclose all information about my health. COMPLIANCE I have a responsibility to comply with prescribed treatment or to inform my health carers if I do not intend to do so. This means if I wish to refuse treatment I will need to discuss this with my health carers. RESPECT I have a responsibility to show respect to my health carers. This means I will be courteous, considerate and respectful towards others. www.calvarycare.org.au 7
ACCOMMODATION ADMISSION
We provide both private and shared rooms. The Your point of admission will be communicated to
majority of our accommodation is private rooms. you prior to arrival.
The rooms are equipped with en-suite facilities,
phone, television, WiFi, heating and air conditioning.
ALLIED HEALTH SERVICES
Every effort is made to provide you with the room
requested, however, this is not always possible. Bed Calvary Wakefield Hospital provides a holistic model
allocations are subject to bed availability at the of care for our patients by utilising a multidisciplinary
time of admission and depend on the number of approach consisting of:
patients already in the hospital and the nature of
• Dietetics
your nursing needs.
• Physiotherapy
• Speech Pathology
If you require input from these health professionals
you may be referred by your doctor.
Occupational therapy is provided as required by
Calvary Rehabilitation Hospital.
ARRIVAL AT CALVARY WAKEFIELD
HOSPITAL
After presenting at the Front Reception desk,
please follow the signage to the Day of Admissions
Unit which is located on the first floor and can be
accessed by the lift adjacent to Hudson’s Cafe in
the Wakefield Clinic.
BOARDING
When medically required, in-room boarding facilities
ACCOMMODATION RELATIVES are available for the primary carer of a patient and
for patients receiving palliative care.
At Calvary Wakefield we understand the need for
your family to be close by should the need arrive. A nightly fee, which is subject to change, will be
To assist you with accommodation options in charged. This cost includes meals, fold up bed, linen
close proximity to the hospital, a list is available at and shower facilities.
reception.
If in-room boarding is required, please discuss with
the nursing staff.
ADMISSION TIME
Admission times vary and are arranged by your
specialist’s practice at the time of booking your
procedure. Please be aware that patients may
not be admitted in the order that they arrive at the
hospital. We attempt to minimize the amount of time
that patients are required to wait for their procedure
but waiting times are not always predictable.
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CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICE DIETARY
Calvary Wakefield Hospital offers a personalised The hospital offers a nutritionally balanced menu.
patient case management service. Our friendly staff
will provide you with information on all aspects of If you have any special dietary needs, please ask
patient care and health, from pharmacy assistance, the nurses to contact the Catering team leader to
discharge planning, after hospital care, to support discuss your requirements.
services. Please ask the staff for more information.
You may be referred to a dietician by your doctors.
Should you require ongoing care or services at
Meal service times can vary depending on the area
home ask the nursing staff to assist you.
you are located within the hospital:
• Breakfast 7.30 – 8.45 am
DISCHARGE
• Lunch 12.00 – 1.00 pm
Preparing for Discharge
• Dinner 5.00 – 6.00 pm
It is often necessary to continue some aspects of
your care when you return home or even consider Morning tea, afternoon tea and supper are also
alternative accommodation for care on discharge. served.
We understand that admission to hospital sometimes
requires some discharge planning to facilitate a safe If you are admitted for longer than two weeks,
outcome. please ask to see the long stay menu, offering more
flexible choices.
Please assist staff to do this by communicating with
the nursing staff as soon as possible, regarding any
concerns or possible requirements you may have.
Day of Discharge
Discharge time at Calvary Wakefield Hospital is
prior to 10.00am and we request that you make
arrangements accordingly. Strict adherence to
discharge time is appreciated.
If you are unable to leave at this time after your
doctor has advised of discharge, then you may be
asked to wait in a lounge area located in reception.
On discharge you are required to go to the
reception area where we ask you to settle any
outstanding paperwork. Any difference between
the estimated gap paid on admission and the
actual gap on discharge is payable.
Accounts may be paid at the reception desk.
Payment can be made by cash, VISA/Mastercard or
by EFTPOS.
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DONATION OR BEQUEST INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL
Your donation or bequest will assist us to maintain Management and staff at Calvary Wakefield
the high standard of facilities and equipment Hospital are committed to providing all patients with
needed to provide the best patient care the highest quality of care by promoting infection
possible. Monies from fundraising are used to prevention and control.
enhance patient care outcomes and professional
development for staff. Hand Hygiene
We are grateful for your generosity and will gladly Hand hygiene is the single most important factor in
accept a donation or bequest. Calvary Wakefield reducing the risk of infection.
Hospital is a registered deductible gift recipient with
To enable you to assist us, alcohol hand rub or gel, in
the Australian Taxation Office and gifts of $2 or more
wall-mounted brackets are located throughout the
are tax deductible to the donor.
hospital. We request that on entering and leaving
patient rooms, you apply (and rub) solution onto
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT your hands.
For safety reasons all electrical appliances must be When visitors arrive, encourage them to use the
tested by the maintenance department before hand rub provided.
use in the hospital. Please ask your nurse to arrange
Please feel free to tell your caregivers to wash their
testing for any equipment you have brought into the
hands or use alcohol hand rub/gel before attending
ward.
to your care.
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES Infection Prevention and Control Precautions
Calvary Wakefield Hospital recognises that both
In the event of a hospital emergency such as fire, an
patients and healthcare workers can be at risk of
alarm will sound over the public address system. All
acquiring infections in the hospital environment.
our staff are trained in emergency management.
These infections can be minimised by adopting
We request that you and your visitors remain in your appropriate infection prevention and control
room and await instructions from the nursing staff. practices.
In order to maintain hospital safety and to practice Staff use:
the emergency procedures, “mock emergency
• Standard Precautions, which include hand
drills” are also carried out at random and without
hygiene and the wearing of protective clothing
prior notice.
to prevent the spread of infection
• Some patients may need extra precautions and
FLOWERS & GIFTS
care if they have certain infections. Additional
Flowers and/or gifts will be delivered to your room as (Transmission Based) precautions are tailored to
they are received. the particular germ causing an infection and
how the germ is spread.
There are some restrictions to flowers in some areas.
If your hospital stay includes some time in Intensive Patients and visitors also play a vital role in reducing
Care, please ask your relatives and friends to send infections.
flowers once you have been transferred to the
To support our staff in providing the safest possible
ward.
environment for patients, please follow these simple
guidelines:
• At all times protect others if you have a cough or
a cold.
- Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue
when you cough or sneeze. Put used tissues in
the rubbish bin and wash your hands.
10 www.calvarycare.org.au• Let your doctor or nurse know if you are unwell in You can help prevent antibiotic resistance by:
any way eg. cough, cold, flu or gastroenteritis.
• Remembering that most people don’t need
• If you or any members of your family are currently antibiotics for colds and flus because they are
suffering any symptoms of illness, we request that caused by viruses.
you report these symptoms to your doctor or
nurse. • Taking the right dose of your antibiotic at the
right time, as prescribed by your doctor.
• Any visitors with symptoms should not visit the
hospital until they have been free from symptoms • Taking your antibiotic for as long as your doctor
for at least 48 hours. tells you to, even if you feel better.
Please contact your nurse if you would like more • Taking steps to prevent the spread of infection.
information about standard precautions, additional
precautions or any other infection prevention and Food Safety
control matters. Calvary Wakefield Hospital provides a
comprehensive and varied menu for our patients
Infection Prevention and Control Related to that also complies to food safety regulations.
Surgical Procedures
For food safety reasons, the hospital does not
The risk of developing an infection related to recommend food being brought in for patient
a surgical procedure cannot be completely consumption, e.g. by relatives or visitors.
eliminated. However, the following precautions
are recommended to minimise the risk of infection If relatives or visitors wish to bring food in for a
during your stay: particular patient, the following should be noted:
• Admission to hospital is reduced to the shortest • High risk foods should not be brought in for
time prior to surgical procedure. patients eg. eggs, soft cheeses, deli meats,
seafood, pre prepared salads, left over meats,
• Shower prior to your surgical procedure. You may soups.
be given an antibacterial skin solution by the
nursing staff or pre admission clinic. • All hot food must be maintained above 60°C
during transport and storage.
• Hair removal from the operative site may be
required. DO NOT SHAVE THE SITE. Hair removal • All cold food must be maintained below 5°C
will be attended to by the hospital staff if and during transport and storage.
when necessary.
Please speak to a nurse looking after the patient,
• Report non intact skin or skin conditions adjacent prior to bringing in food for patients.
to the operative site to nursing staff.
• If you think you may have an infection at the
proposed surgical site or any infection that may
have an impact on your surgery, eg. cold/flu,
gastroenteritis or urine, it should be reported prior
to attending hospital.
Antibiotics
Antibiotic are medicines used to treat bacterial
infections. While the development of antibiotics
has been one of the most important advances in
medicine, widespread use and misuse has led to
some bacteria becoming resistant to commonly
used antibiotics. “Antibiotic resistant” bacteria
are those that are not controlled or killed by an
antibiotic.
www.calvarycare.org.au 11HAIRDRESSER If your health fund or work cover declines your
claim you will be responsible for full payment of the
Should you feel the need for a little pampering hospital account.
during your stay we may be able to arrange for a
hairdresser to visit the hospital.
HUDSON’S CAFE
Please ask our ward clerk to arrange an
appointment on your behalf. There is a Hudson’s coffee shop located in the foyer
on the ground floor.
HEALTH FUNDS Vending machines are located in the foyer of the
hospital.
Insured patients
If you are a member of a health fund we can claim JUSTICE OF THE PEACE (JP)
from the fund on your behalf and you will only be
required to pay those costs not covered by your Calvary Wakefield Hospital reception staff can
health fund, before or at the time of admission. provide you with a list of local JP’s to witness any
legal documentation.
It is advised that you check with your health fund
prior to admission to determine your level of cover. Our employed staff are not able to certify any
You should discuss potential expenses with your documentation.
doctor prior and during your hospitalisation.
LAUNDRY
Uninsured patients
If you are not insured then you will have to meet the Patients are requested to make their own
total estimated cost of your hospitalisation at the arrangements for personal laundry.
time of, or prior to, your admission. Any shortfall will
be payable on discharge.
LEAVING YOUR AREA OF TREATMENT
You should discuss potential expenses with your
Patients are requested not to leave the grounds of
doctor prior and during your hospitalisation. Please
the hospital without advising the nursing staff.
remember that Medicare makes no contribution to
your stay in a private hospital. If you wish to leave the ward for any reason, please
let the nursing staff know where you will be.
Estimates are available from our accounts
department but it is advised that you acquire item
numbers from your doctor’s rooms first. MOVIES, TELEVISION, RADIO
Workers Compensation/DVA/Third Party/Public A television is available for each bed space. Please
ask our staff for more information.
Liability Insurance
If using your own radio, it is asked that you supply an
DVA/Workcover
earpiece to avoid disturbing other patients.
Do not cover the cost of private rooms, therefore
should you request a private room there will be an
out of pocket expense, which is a cost per day to ORGAN DONATION
be paid on admission.
Calvary Wakefield Hospital supports your decision to
donate your organs. Please ensure your wishes are
Workcover/Third Party/Public Liability
clearly voiced and documented to your doctor and
You should have supplied your insurance claim family.
number prior to admission to hospital, along with
written confirmation from the third party, stating
acceptance of the claim.
Please be aware that you are personally liable for
payment if your account has not been paid within
two months. If you request a private room, a daily
fee applies, which is not covered by the insurance
company.
12 www.calvarycare.org.auPALLIATIVE & END OF LIFE CARE With regard to formally appointing a legally
endorsed Substitute Decision-Maker, free advice is
Palliative care recognises the special needs of available from the Office of the Public Advocate:
a person with a life limiting illness. The focus is on 8342 8200.
helping to manage any pain and symptoms and
helping people facing the end of their life to make
changes that will make their last weeks or months PASTORAL CARE
easier. Palliative care aims to support the person
Our Pastoral Care service provides a ministry of
to feel in control of their symptoms and improve
human support, comfort, guidance and/or prayer to
their quality of life. Palliative care is available to all
all patients regardless of religious belief.
people who are facing a life threatening illness.
Pastoral Care workers work alongside physicians,
Your doctor may refer you to a palliative care
nurses, therapists and other staff to provide a holistic
service if you would like advice on symptom
approach to healing.
management and supportive care for you and your
family. Denominational visitors also visit regularly from
Catholic, Anglican, Lutheran and Jehovah’s Witness
Things To Remember:
denominations.
• Palliative care helps people with a life limiting
illness. Palliative care can help people with Your own Parish Priest, Pastor, Rabbi or Spiritual
cancer and non-cancer illnesses. caregiver can be contacted at your request.
• Palliative care supports the person and their Pastoral Care Staff are available Monday to Friday
family to help them live life to the full for as long from 9.00am until 5.00pm. Holy Communion or a
as possible. pastoral visit can be requested through nursing staff
or by leaving a message on extension 341.
• Pain can be managed – there is no need to
suffer from pain or other symptoms.
• The clinical team is there to support you – talk CHAPEL
with them, ask questions.
A chapel is located on the ground floor at the end
If you think you might benefit from a referral to the of Lyon ward.
palliative care team talk with your doctor/nurse.
This is a place of stillness for reflection, quiet time,
privacy or prayer. The notice board outside the
ADVANCE CARE PLANNING
chapel will inform you when any services are to be
Calvary, along with many others in the Catholic held.
Church, encourages patients and residents in
Catholic health and aged care services to reflect As it is a sacred space, all respect due to such a
on their future health care needs and to appoint a place is requested. Please do not take food or drinks
person who will represent them if they are unable to into the chapel.
express their wishes. The ‘My Future Care’ website
(www.myfuturecare.org.au) provides information for SPIRITUAL AND EMOTIONAL CARE
people considering their future health care needs,
and guidance for health care professionals. Grief is how we respond when we experience a
significant loss. Grief is different for everybody, but
A wide variety of approaches already exist in the it is part of the process that gradually allows us to
wider Australian Community to the issue of advance adjust to our loss and make new meanings of the
care planning. Calvary Health Care Adelaide will world.
always consult with you or your Substitute Decision-
Maker about your health care needs in particular Recognising the experiences of grief may not take
circumstances. If you have an Advance Care away the pain, but can help you understand what is
Directive we will use that as a basis for discussion to happening.
ensure that you (or your Substitute Decision-Maker)
have all the information you need about your If you need help coping with your feelings of loss or
current situation and that any documented wishes grief, discuss them with your nurse. They will be able
are up-to-date. to help you choose the type of support that suits
you.
www.calvarycare.org.au 13SPECIALTY SERVICES The cardiac unit has 37 beds with telemetry
capability and 9 acute Coronary care beds with
We pride ourselves in providing excellent clinical central monitoring to the nurses station. Our unit
care to patients with varying needs. We have cares for patients who have had cardiac surgery,
accredited specialist doctors in all disciplines who angiography and chest pain. In addition we offer
provide outstanding care and ensure that you will a direct admission service for patients who require
receive the best service in your time of need. immediate access to one of our beds under
the care of their own cardiologist or the on-call
Our services include:
cardiologist. We have a dedicated group of nurses
• 8 Operating theatres who have specialty cardiac training.
• Level 3 Intensive Care Unit, (ICU) In the event of an emergency such as chest pain,
• 8 bed High Dependency Unit, (HDU) patients can access the Wakefield Emergency
Department, who will arrange for specialist
• Wakefield Emergency Department 24/7 treatment and admission as required.
• 2 Day procedure suites
• Day of Surgery Admissions Unit Cardiovascular Angiography Unit
• Calvary Wakefield Surgicentre The Angiography Unit at Calvary Wakefield Hospital
• Angiography suite provides Angiography services to patients, utilising
state of the art equipment and highly skilled
• Bariatric Services staff. We provide Emergency Services 7 days a
• Colorectal Surgery week, 24 hours a day to patients who require
urgent procedures, both through our Emergency
• Cardiac Surgery Department via the STEMI protocol and for patients
• Cardiology/Coronary Care Unit within the hospital.
• Endoscopy & Colonoscopy Our specialties include Angiography and
Angioplasty, Electrophysiology and Neuroradiology.
• General Medical services
• General Surgical services
Intensive Care Unit
• Neurology & Neurosurgical services
The fully equipped 14 bed, Level 3 Intensive Care
• Orthopaedic services
Unit provides support to all areas of the hospital
• Ophthalmology for any patient, should they require monitoring for
medical or surgical conditions. The ICU is headed up
• Plastic surgery
by specialist Intensivists with extensive experience.
• Respiratory services The doctors provide a service 24 hours a day and
• Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery support emergency care if required.
• Wakefield Sports Clinic
Wakefield Emergency Department 24/7
• On site pathology – Clinpath
• On site radiology – Radiology SA In the event of an emergency, accident, injury or
illness, the Wakefield Emergency Department can
• On site pharmacy – HPS Pharmacies provide immediate care and treatment.
It is the only private emergency department in
Cardiac Care Services Adelaide that is open 24 hours a day and is staffed
with specialist doctors and nurses with access to the
Cardiac services are provided 24 hours a day, 365
latest in medical equipment.
days a year. The hospital prides itself on providing
a Cardiac Centre of Excellence unparalleled in Any patient attending the Wakefield Emergency
the South Australian private sector. This service is Department has full access and referral to a team of
available 24 hours a day. medical and surgical specialists, plus the full range
of specialised services offered by Calvary Wakefield
Hospital.
14 www.calvarycare.org.auIf you require admission, a Calvary Health Care Our dedicated surgeons, specialised nursing staff
Adelaide hospital can provide various options for and expert allied health team are here to support all
inpatient care. aspects of your clinical care.
Please note: The Wakefield Emergency Department Areas of expertise include but are not limited to:
is independently operated and patients will incur a
• Surgical and non surgical management of spinal
fee.
degeneration, tumour, deformity
• Complex spinal surgery and spinal trauma
Calvary Wakefield Day of Surgery
• Minimally invasive spinal surgery
Admissions Unit
• Vascular neurosurgery
The day of surgery admissions unit is a purpose built
discrete unit located on the first floor of Wakefield • Brain tumours
Clinic, adjacent to the operating theatres and • Deep brain stimulation.
procedure rooms. The unit was completed in May
2015 and provides direct access for patients and
relatives requiring surgery. Lyon and Jay Ward
Lyon and Jay ward combined, consists of 30
Calvary Wakefield beds of which 6 are private rooms. Our nurses
Surgicentre are dedicated, caring and focused on delivering
(316 - 320 WAKEFIELD ST) excellent nursing care to our patients. We strive to
identify patients’ individual health care needs and
Calvary Wakefield discharge goals and, together with Physicians and
Surgicentre was specifically the Allied health care team, work in reaching these
designed as a purpose built goals. Specialty areas include but are not limited to:
stand-alone day surgery
facility and is located 100 • Pneumonia and other lung conditions
metres from the hospital.
• Cellulitis
It specialises in plastic, cosmetic and reconstructive
• Vertigo
surgery and dental surgery for both adults and
children. • Congestive Cardiac Failure
This unit has full access to the specialised services • Febrile illnesses
provided at Calvary Wakefield Hospital if needed.
• Diabetic patients
Davidson Ward • Urinary Tract infections
Davidson ward is a 32 bed unit comprised entirely • Patients who have injured themselves following a
of private rooms with ensuite facilities, specialising in fall.
all aspects of orthopaedic surgery. Our orthopaedic
trained nursing staff will support you to achieve a
Tibbits Ward
speedy recovery and timely return to home. Along
with our highly experienced surgeons and our Tibbits ward is a general surgical ward providing the
physiotherapy team we are committed to providing highest standard of care with both minor and more
the highest level of orthopaedic treatment and care complex surgical cases, supported by a large group
to all patients. of highly skilled surgeons and nursing staff. Our core
focus includes:
Kidd Ward • Colorectal surgery
Kidd ward is a 28 bed unit comprised entirely of • Gastroenterology
private rooms with ensuite facilities. We are one of
South Australia’s largest providers of neurosurgical • Hepatobilary surgery
and spinal surgery, specialising in all aspects of
general neurosurgery and diseases of the central • Laparoscopic general surgery
nervous system.
• Obesity/Bariatric Surgery
www.calvarycare.org.au 15• Ophthalmology (eye surgery) SMOKING
• Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery In the interest of promoting health and safety,
Calvary Wakefield Hospital is a non-smoking hospital.
• Otorhinolaryngology -Ear, Nose & Throat Surgery
It is recommended that smoking be ceased 48
• Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
hours prior to an operation and throughout the
• Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery. hospitalisation period and beyond.
Smoking is NOT permitted within the yellow lines
PARKING outside the hospital. Fines may apply.
For a small fee, parking is available to patients’
relatives at the Factory Warehouse Apartment car TAXIS & PUBLIC TRANSPORT
park (see map page 20).
Calvary Wakefield hospital provides a phone link
Please note: The car park is open 8.00am to 6.00pm to two taxi services that provide a priority service.
Monday to Friday, subject to availability. There is a These phones are located opposite reception and
time limit of two hours. in Wakefield Clinic next to Hudsons.
Two hour street parking is also available on Buses make regular stops along Wakefield Street.
Wakefield Street, Hutt Street and East Terrace.
Please contact Adelaide Metro on (08) 8210 1000
between 7.00am and 8.00pm for the most up-to-
PATHOLOGY date timetable information or visit them online at
www.adelaidemetro.com.au
A full laboratory service is provided on site. Our
pathology and blood bank service is open 24 hours. The Adelaide City Council provides a free bus
service, linking major facilities within the North
Adelaide and Adelaide CBD area.
HPS PHARMACY
This service operates between the following hours:
An on site pharmacy is located in the main foyer/
entrance to the hospital. • Monday to Thursday (8.00 – 6.00pm)
Please ensure that you have available all Pension, • Friday (8.00- 9.30pm)
Safety Net and Veterans Affairs entitlement cards, as
• Saturday & Sunday (10.00 – 5.00pm)
well as records of dispensed medication to ensure
correct changes are applied. For enquiries telephone 08 8203 7203 or visit them
online at www.cityofadelaide.com.au
As a service to you, a pharmacist review of any
medication changes that have occurred whist
an inpatient can be arranged through the unit TELEPHONES
manager.
Telephones are installed by every bed and have
Please note: All discharge medication will be billed local access only. Local calls are free of charge.
by the pharmacist directly to you.
You are welcome to bring your own mobile phone
to make calls. It is forbidden to take photos of staff
RADIOLOGY out of respect for their privacy.
X-ray, MRI, CT, Ultrasound and some Nuclear A cordless phone is available for patients in Intensive
Medicine services are available from Dr Jones & Care, Angiography Suite, Day Surgery Unit and
Partners Medical Imaging in the Calvary Wakefield Recovery.
Clinic, adjacent to the hospital on the ground floor,
270 Wakefield Street.
Please note: Patients have access to our 24 hour
x-ray service.
16 www.calvarycare.org.auVALUABLES AND PERSONAL BELONGINGS VOLUNTEERS
While we make every effort to guard against the Volunteers make a valued contribution to the
loss of property, the hospital does not accept mission and values of Calvary Wakefield Hospital, by
responsibility for stolen or lost items. supporting and complementing the efforts of staff.
Any phone brought in to the hospital is at your own Our volunteer program offers many opportunities to
risk. support our patients and their families.
An envelope can be provided to either send Volunteers enhance our service in many areas,
valuables home with relatives or small items can be some of which are:
locked away in our safe deposit box. Please ask our
nursing staff if you require this service. • Administrative support
• Manager support (computer)
VISITING HOURS • Courtesy car
We welcome visitors and have flexible visiting hours.
• Hospitality
The number of visitors and time of visiting may
be restricted at the discretion of the nursing staff, • Reception enquiries
depending upon your clinical requirements and
consideration of other patients in the area. • Patient support
In the best interests of your recovery we encourage • Garden care
you to enjoy our hospital quiet time between 1pm
• Materials management
and 3pm each afternoon. Visitors may be restricted
during this period. • Maintenance
Intensive Care Unit: • Ward support
Arrangements to visit patients in this area are made • Pastoral care
in consultation with the nursing staff and are usually
restricted to immediate family. Would you like to know more? Phone the Volunteer
service on (08) 8239 9240.
Rest period is between 1.00pm – 3.00pm.
www.calvarycare.org.au 1710 TIPS FOR SAFER HEALTH CARE 6. Get the results of any test or procedure.
• Call your doctor to find out your results.
1. Be actively involved in your own health
care. • Ask what they mean for your care.
Take part in every decision to help prevent things 7. Talk about your options if you need to go
from going wrong and get the best possible care for
your needs.
into hospital.
Ask:
2. Speak up if you have any questions or
• How quickly does this need to happen?
concerns.
• Ask questions. • Is there an option to have the surgery/procedure
done as a day patient, or in an alternative
• Expect answers that you can understand. hospital?
• Ask a family member, carer or interpreter to be 8. Make sure you understand what will happen
there with you, if you want.
if you need surgery or a procedure.
3. Learn more about your condition or Ask:
treatments.
• What will the surgery or procedure involve and
• Collect as much reliable information as you can. are there any risks?
Ask your health care professional: • Are there any other possible treatments?
• What should I look out for? • How much will it cost?
• Please tell me more about my condition, tests Tell your health care professionals if you have any
and treatment. allergies or if you have ever had a bad reaction to
an anaesthetic or any other drug.
• How will the tests or treatment help me and what
is involved? 9. Make sure you, your doctor and your
• What are the risks and what is likely to happen if I surgeon all agree on exactly what will be
don’t have this treatment? done.
4. Keep a list of all the medicines you are Confirm which operation will be performed and
where, as close as possible to it happening.
taking.
Include: 10. Before you leave hospital, ask your health
care professional to explain the treatment
• Prescriptions, over the counter and
complementary medicines (eg vitamins and plan you will use at home.
herbs) and Make sure you understand your continuing
treatment, medicines and follow up care. Visit your
• Information about drug allergies you may have.
GP as soon as possible after you are discharged.
5. Make sure you understand the medicines
you are taking.
Read the label, including the warnings. Make sure it
is what the doctor ordered for you. Ask about: Find out more about the Safety and Quality Council
or obtain copies of 10 Tips for Safer Health Care by
• Directions for use. calling (02) 6289 4244 or from its website at www.
safetyandquality.gov.au
• Possible side effects or interactions.
• How long you will need to take it.
18 www.calvarycare.org.auThe Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare developed the National Safety and Quality
Health Service Standards following extensive public and stakeholder consultation. The Standards are a
critical component of the Australian Health Services Safety and Quality Accreditation Scheme endorsed by
the Australian Health Ministers in November 2010.
The Standards provide a nationally consistent and uniform set of measures of safety and quality for
application across a wide variety of health care services. They propose evidence-based improvement
strategies to deal with gaps between current and best practice outcomes that affect a large number of
patients.
The Standards are designed to assist health service organisations to deliver safe and high quality care. This
document presents the ten National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards required to fulfil them.
Patients and carers have an important role to play in the safe delivery of health care. As a partner with
health service organisations and their healthcare providers, patients and carers will be involved in making
decisions for service planning, developing models of care, measuring service and evaluating systems of
care.
They will also participate in making decisions about their own health care and for this they will need to know
and exercise their healthcare rights and be engaged in their health care and treatment decisions. Patients
and carers will have a need to access information about options and agreed treatment plans. Health care
can be improved when patients and carers share – with their health care provider – issues that may impact
on their compliance with treatment plans.
National Safety and
Quality Health Service
Standards
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