The Acute Medicine – Speciality Interface: Experience in a District General Hospital

The Acute Medicine – Speciality Interface: Experience in a District General Hospital

The Great Western Hospital was opened in 2002. It was built as a PFI hospital, moving services from the old Princess Margaret Hospital situated in central Swindon. The Great Western Hospital is conveniently situated near junction 15 of the M4 and therefore has excellent transport links. The Acute Medical Unit (AMU) was purpose built adjacent to the Emergency Department and in close proximity to Emergency Department Radiology. Details of the Acute Medical Unit layout are summarised in Table 2. [download-attachments container="div" style="list" display_icon="1" display_count="1" display__size="0"]

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The Acute Medicine – Speciality Interface: Experience in a District General Hospital

10th March 2016
PMID: 22041610
Authors Affiliations
Charlotte Cannon Consultant Physician in Acute Medicine Swindon Great Western Hospital Swindon SN3 6BB

The Acute Medicine – Speciality Interface: Experience in a District General Hospital

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Cannon C. The acute medicine - speciality interface: experience in a district general hospital. Acute Med. 2011;10(2):89-90. PMID: 22041610.

The Acute Medicine – Speciality Interface: Experience in a District General Hospital

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