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== Location profile == | == Location profile == | ||
D4 is a teaching medical ward, which prior to 2019 was the designated ward for the renal transplant patients. Transplant patients are now admitted to the High Obs unit, and return to the High Obs unit post-op. The majority of patients on this ward are admitted under "D" service, although Nephrology will also admit patients to this unit. | D4 is a teaching medical ward, which prior to 2019 was the designated ward for the renal transplant patients. Transplant patients are now admitted to the High Obs unit, and return to the High Obs unit post-op. The majority of patients on this ward are admitted under "D" service, although Nephrology will also admit patients to this unit. | ||
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Revision as of 20:28, 2020 October 8
| Location | |
| Location | HSC D4 |
| First Admission | 2004-03-01 |
| Last Admission: | 2020-03-20 |
| Program | Medicine |
| Hospital | HSC |
| Nr of Beds | not entered |
| Collection Unit Phone: | |
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| Collection Unit Manager : | {{{Collection Unit Manager }}} |
| Collection Unit Manager Phone : | {{{Collection Unit Manager Phone}}} |
| Collection Unit Clerk : | {{{Collection Unit Clerk }}} |
Location profile
D4 is a teaching medical ward, which prior to 2019 was the designated ward for the renal transplant patients. Transplant patients are now admitted to the High Obs unit, and return to the High Obs unit post-op. The majority of patients on this ward are admitted under "D" service, although Nephrology will also admit patients to this unit.
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