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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.
Sirens and flashing lights are warning signals that mean we are going to an emergency or returning to the hospital with an emergency. We need a clear path to the hospital as the patient onboard is very ill. Be alert,…
If you are unable to visit your relative during regular visiting hours please speak with the charge nurse on the Ward as a special provision may be made to facilitate your visit.
Calls are prioritized according to seriousness. We assure you that an ambulance will be en route to you as soon as possible. In fact, an ambulance may be en route before the telephone call is concluded. However, before the ambulance…
To help us check if you are entitled to free healthcare, you will need to bring the following documents for proof of identity: Barbados National Identification Card Barbados Passport Residence permit issued by the Barbados Immigration Department
Here’s a list of items you should bring to the AED: Letter from your GP if you have been referred by them List of current medications Information about any previous medical conditions or your medical history A list of allergies…
Yes, visiting hours for all units of the hospital are: Medical and Surgical Wards: 12:00 P.M. – 1:00 P.M 4:00 P.M. – 8:00 P.M. Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU): 11:00 A.M – 11:30 A.M; 4:00 P.M. – 4:30 P.M; 5:30…
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital provides free hospital treatment to citizens and permanent residents of Barbados. If you are not a citizen or a permanent resident of Barbados, you may be required to pay for your hospital treatment. The Board of…
When you call a dispatcher will ask a series of questions about the patient. These questions will help us to gather information for expediting care upon arrival and include: The patient’s illness/injury/complaint How many people require our services The patient’s…
The AED is always available to patients who feel that they have a problem that cannot wait for an appointment with their primary care physician.
Check that you have packed: Your admission letter, and any other information we may have sent you. Medicines or inhalers that you are taking at the moment Money in case you wish to buy a newspaper or other incidentals The…