Whitworth:
Consultants: Dr Donegan, Dr Moore, and Prof Thompson (endocrinology).
Ph Nos: 01 809 2366, 01 809 2372, 01 809 2371 (substation), 01 809 2370 (Dr’s office)
This is the geriatrics ward, which has a high proportion of long term care patients. This ward is below St Luke’s, opposite St Paul’s and above St Anne’s.
St Paul’s:
Consultants: Prof McElvaney, Prof O’Neill, Prof Costello, Dr Smith, Dr Agha.
Ph Nos: 01 809 2381, 01 809 2383, 01 809 2387 (substation)
This is the respiratory ward and has a high proportion of COPD patients and patients on NIPPV (non-invasive positive pressure ventilation) machines. Interns can also contact St Paul’s ward on call if any patient on other wards requires NIPPV machine.
This ward is below Hamilton, opposite Whitworth and above Adam’s McConnell.
St Laurence’s: A general medical patient’s ward.
Consultants: A variety of medical patients.
Ph Nos: 01 809 2388, 01 809 2393, 01 809 2394 (substation)
This ward is below Hardwicke, opposite St Clare’s and above St Brigid’s.
St Teresa’s/St Clare’s:
The situation here is that the area that is normally occupied by one ward is essentially divided into 2 separate wards of different specialities. As one leaves the main corridor, one first enters St Clare’s with St Teresa’s at the other end.
St Clare’s:
This is the oncology ward, which also incorporates the oncology day ward service. St Teresa’s is where most gastro patients are. Expect to see a lot of diarrhoea/nausea/vomiting, ulcerative colitis patients here. A crushed ice machine is available here.
Consultants:
St Clare’s – Dr Grogan, Dr Breathnach
St Teresa’s – Dr Murray, Dr Patchett, Dr Harewood.
Ph Nos: St Clare’s – 01 809 2360
Ph Nos: St Teresa’s – 01 809 363, 01 809 2364
Miscellaneous:
There is a tutorial room/rehabilitation room where tilt table testing is done here (between Whitworth and St Paul’s). There is a fax machine available at the oncology reception day ward area.
Note: ECG machine is St Paul’s ward.
Consultants: Dr Donegan, Dr Moore, and Prof Thompson (endocrinology).
Ph Nos: 01 809 2366, 01 809 2372, 01 809 2371 (substation), 01 809 2370 (Dr’s office)
This is the geriatrics ward, which has a high proportion of long term care patients. This ward is below St Luke’s, opposite St Paul’s and above St Anne’s.
St Paul’s:
Consultants: Prof McElvaney, Prof O’Neill, Prof Costello, Dr Smith, Dr Agha.
Ph Nos: 01 809 2381, 01 809 2383, 01 809 2387 (substation)
This is the respiratory ward and has a high proportion of COPD patients and patients on NIPPV (non-invasive positive pressure ventilation) machines. Interns can also contact St Paul’s ward on call if any patient on other wards requires NIPPV machine.
This ward is below Hamilton, opposite Whitworth and above Adam’s McConnell.
St Laurence’s: A general medical patient’s ward.
Consultants: A variety of medical patients.
Ph Nos: 01 809 2388, 01 809 2393, 01 809 2394 (substation)
This ward is below Hardwicke, opposite St Clare’s and above St Brigid’s.
St Teresa’s/St Clare’s:
The situation here is that the area that is normally occupied by one ward is essentially divided into 2 separate wards of different specialities. As one leaves the main corridor, one first enters St Clare’s with St Teresa’s at the other end.
St Clare’s:
This is the oncology ward, which also incorporates the oncology day ward service. St Teresa’s is where most gastro patients are. Expect to see a lot of diarrhoea/nausea/vomiting, ulcerative colitis patients here. A crushed ice machine is available here.
Consultants:
St Clare’s – Dr Grogan, Dr Breathnach
St Teresa’s – Dr Murray, Dr Patchett, Dr Harewood.
Ph Nos: St Clare’s – 01 809 2360
Ph Nos: St Teresa’s – 01 809 363, 01 809 2364
Miscellaneous:
There is a tutorial room/rehabilitation room where tilt table testing is done here (between Whitworth and St Paul’s). There is a fax machine available at the oncology reception day ward area.
Note: ECG machine is St Paul’s ward.