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Thursday, 13 August 2020

PCMF - Hospital Kits


Parents wishing to stay overnight in hospital with their child can request a bedding kit from the PCMF Hospital Liaison Officers (HLOs). The kit comprises an Army camp cot, a mattress and pillow.

HLO Beth Ulat said: ‘’Parents who’d like to stay overnight with their child in KB Hospital can request a bedding kit from the HLO, as we carry them in our car boots. They are fairly basic and those wishing to stay should bring a sheet or blanket with them, as these are not supplied.
‘’In some circumstances, a spouse may be able to stay with their wife or husband, but that depends on the type of ward they are in. Unfortunately, this applies to KB Hospital only.’’
Beth added: ‘’HLOs will always attend when someone is being admitted into hospital for the first time to assist with the admission process. We will also update the Duty Nurse with any information about the visit. Patients who have attended hospital before and are familiar with the process may not require our assistance.

‘’If, however, you go directly to A&E at KB Hospital without seeing anyone from the PCMF, you should always ring the Duty Nurse to let them know you are going to the hospital and they will contact the Duty HLO, if necessary. 

‘’Once discharged from hospital care, you should arrange an appointment at the PCMF.’’
Pictured: HLOs Beth Ulat, left, and Ann Abdullah with one of the hospital kits. A portable DVD player is also available.