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Coronavirus (COVID-19) :
For information on our response to the COVID-19 pandemic, read our notices or, call our Help Desk at 536-4800 or, email us at helpdesk@qeh.gov.bb. If you have queries about the coronavirus (COVID-19), please call the Ministry of Health and Wellness' 24 hour hotline at 536-4500 or, visit gisbarbados.gov.bb.
The public is kindly asked to note that effective Saturday, March 28, the opening hours of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Pharmacy have been reduced. The pharmacy will now be opened from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on weekdays and weekends.…
Due to the ongoing threat of the coronavirus and the need for continued public information on the changes to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital’s (QEH) operations, the QEH has established a 24-hour help desk. To have your general questions about the…
Due to the ongoing threat posed by the coronavirus, the public is advised of the immediate suspension of visiting hours at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Visiting will only be allowed for the following categories of patients: Patients receiving palliative care…
The staff of the AED stands ready to serve you. However, to ensure the safety and well-being of patients receiving care in the Accident and Emergency Department (AED) and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) at large, persons with cold or…
Members of the public are advised that effective Wednesday, March 18, visiting hours at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital will be significantly reduced. The new interim visiting hours across all general and surgical wards are 12:00p.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 5:00…
The public is kindly asked to note that effective Wednesday, March 18, the opening hours of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Pharmacy have been extended to facilitate the dispensation of a two month supply of medication to out-patients. The pharmacy will…
Persons with respiratory symptoms seeking medical care at polyclinics are advised that there are new arrangements in place, effective today, Wednesday, March 18. On arrival at the polyclinic, persons are asked to indicate at the entrance that they are experiencing…
In response to the Government of Barbados’ escalation to Stage One of the COVID-19 National Response Plan, the public is asked to note that effective Wednesday, March 18, all elective surgical procedures will be postponed. As such, only urgent and…
The QEH is advising patients with chronic respiratory illnesses to protect themselves by avoiding large gatherings and practising good hand hygiene regularly. Although there is no cure for asthma, prescribed maintenance medication when used as directed by a physician can…