with the equipment makes it really helpful as well. dennis is one of 30 critical care patients being moved today. we ve actually got three separate critical care units and they are on different floors of the hospital, so we ve got sort of two separate lifts, so the routes to the new hospital are not the same depending on where you start from, so what we ve done is we just had five different teams of doctors and nurses who are moving the patients and by having five of these teams we can get one patient moving, get the next patient ready so we are moving the patients as quickly and smoothly as we can while keeping them as safe as we can. this is command, we are ready to send our next patient through the tunnel. message received. inaudible in the tunnel, the tunnel is actually now free.
really helpful as well. dennis is one of really helpful as well. dennis is one of 30 really helpful as well. dennis is one of 30 critical really helpful as well. dennis is one of 30 critical care - is one of 30 critical care patients being moved today. we ve actually got three separate critical care units and they are on different floors of the hospital, so we ve got sort of two separate lifts, so the roots of the new hospital are not the same depending on where you start from, so what we ve done is we just had five different teams of doctors and nurses who are moving the patients and by having five of these teams we can get one piece moving, get the next patient ready so we are moving the patient as quickly and smoothly as we can while keeping them as safe as we can. this is back to you, we are ready to send our next patient through the tunnel. through the tunnel. message received- through the tunnel. message received. in through the tunnel. message received. in the through
emergency drugs, we ve got a radio. you never quite know what to expect, so that is why we make sure we are prepared for everything, simply because you don t know how patients are going to be on transfer. obviously we have a necessarily moved them from one bed space to another very much since they became unwell. dennis needs continuous oxygen flow to help him breathe after a major operation. for the move he s put in an oxygen mask, but he can only be without the hood for an hour. if something does happen, we need to make sure there are people to be able to run for help, to get extra equipment if we need it. everyone has their specific roles. having people that are specialist transfer people, the anaesthetic team, and also having the critical care nurses for the patients with the equipment makes it really helpful as well. dennis is one of 30 critical care patients being moved today. we ve actually got three separate critical care units and they are on different floors of the hospital, s
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A Critical Care Consultant has won an award for his vital work during COVID-19 supporting patients and staff at Wrexham Maelor Hospital. Dr Andy Campbell not only worked throughout the COVID-19 pandemic on the Critical Care Unit, but he also took on the role of Clinical Lead for the unit, being an inspirational leader during […]