Shams Clinic Emergency Department
The Emergency Department is a hospital-based facility staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing immediate, unscheduled outpatient care to patients with conditions requiring urgent medical attention.
The Emergency Department is where patients in critical condition receive immediate medical care. Today’s emergency units are led by highly trained doctors and nurses who specialize in delivering life-saving care and preventing serious complications.
Shams Clinic Emergency Services
Training facilities and special equipment:
An emergency room requires different equipment and approaches from other parts of the hospital. Patients often arrive in unstable conditions and need prompt treatment.
They may be unconscious, and information such as their medical history, allergies, and blood type may not be available. Emergency responders are trained to work quickly and efficiently, even with minimal information.
They may be unconscious, and information such as their medical history, allergies, and blood type may be unavailable. Emergency responders are trained to work quickly and efficiently even with minimal information.
Another important role of emergency services is pre-hospital care, delivered by emergency medical technicians in advanced life support ambulances and under the guidance of emergency physicians. Another important role of this department is to provide immediate care during disasters such as fires, earthquakes, floods, or terrorist attacks.
In the emergency department, almost all have radiology rooms staffed by specialist radiologists, and many now have full radiology facilities, including CT scanners and ultrasound machines. Laboratory services may be processed on a priority basis by the hospital laboratory, or the emergency department may have its own main laboratories.
