Ward 3C

Who will you meet?

Ward manager: Joanne Kendrick

Matron:

Play Specialists:

Elaine Richardson
Evelyn Rooney
Debbie Harden

About Ward 3C

Ward 3C is a dedicated ward for the majority of Medical Speciality patients. The patients in this ward range from birth to 18 years of age, each with their own specific needs and challenges being treated in this ward. There are 32 beds in the ward for in patients.

We have colour coded zones in ward 3C: yellow, blue, green and orange.

Yellow, blue and green zones are side rooms in ward 3C with en suite facilities.

Orange zone is made up of a 4-bedded bay with shared bathroom facilities.

What facilities are there in Ward 3C?

A play room is situated at the far end of the ward (Yellow zone). Patients/Carers and siblings are welcome to use it providing they are supervised by an adult.

For Parents/Carers there is a kitchen with a fridge and facilities to make hot drinks is available next to the play room in the Blue zone.

Ace Club, which offers a wide range of activities such as arts and crafts, board games, fancy dress and more is held every Saturday from 10.00am to 12 noon. The group is held in the canteen space of the atrium.

Meal times

Meal times are between 11:30am – 5:30pm

We have a chef on the ward ready to cater to our patients.

When can I visit?

Parent/Carers are welcome to visit their child at any time. Only parent or carers are permitted in the Hospital after 8.00pm.

Visitor times are between 1pm – 7pm for inpatients.

Siblings under 16 years old must be accompanied by a Parent/Carer at all times. A maximum of 4 visitors are permitted at the bedside at any one time (not including brothers and sisters).

All visitors must press the entrance buzzer to gain access to the Ward 3C. For health and safety to all our patients DO NOT allow any other individual to follow you onto the ward.

Infection prevention

Please ensure you use out sanitising gel on your hands before entering the ward or day care and before you leave to prevent germs being spread. There are bedside folders on every bed which contain information on ways you can stop infection being spread, available beside each bed space.