Is Donating Blood Safe?
Completely! Sterile, single-use and disposable equipment is used for each donation and then safely discarded.
Current Visitation Risk Level is GREEN. Regular visitation hours have resumed
How Does Donating Blood Help?
Donating blood can help: People who go through disasters or emergency situations People who lose blood during major surgeries People who have lost blood because of a gastrointestinal bleed Women who have serious complications during pregnancy or childbirth People with…
Why Should I Give Blood?
When blood is needed to save human lives, human beings must donate it! Unfortunately only 3% of eligible persons actually donate blood, so your donation is important. It is estimated that more than 60% of our population will require a…
What is Blood; How Much Do I Have?
Blood is a precious natural resource each of us has in our bodies. The average size man has about 12 pints; an average size woman about 9 pints. Transfusion of blood and blood components is the most successful human transplant…
How do I leave feedback about my visit or experience?
Complete our customer survey, or, visit our Contact us page to share feedback about your visit or experience as a visitor or patient of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital or, contact us by phone to speak with a medical professional: Help…
Can I smoke in hospital?
Patients, visitors and staff are not allowed to smoke anywhere on the hospital grounds.
Can I wash my clothes?
Our wards do not have laundry facilities for patients, so we ask you to send your personal washing home with relatives or friends.
What is the daily cost of private accommodation?
The cost of a private room is BDS $525.00 per day.
Can I have a private room?
The type of accommodation you receive depends on the availability of rooms and your clinical presentation. We have single rooms with an ensuite bathroom and shared rooms with a shared bathroom. If sharing, you will share a bathroom with someone…
How can I stay in contact with my relatives or friends whilst I’m in hospital?
There are many ways you can keep in contact with your relatives and friends such as calling your friends or relatives directly, writing a letter, or sending an email.