- A general ward in a hospital is a medical care unit where patients with a variety of non-critical illnesses and conditions are admitted.
- Patients in a general ward are typically in stable condition but still require medical supervision, nursing care, or rehabilitation.
- GAIMS have general wards according to all clinical specialties.
- General wards often have shared rooms with multiple beds.
- Patients are monitored regularly, Vital signs, medication administration, and routine care are provided.
- The ward is staffed by a team of healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, and other support staff. Physicians typically make rounds to assess patients and update treatment plans.
- The general ward often focuses on preparing patients for discharge, including patient education, arranging follow-up care.
Common Reasons for Admission to a General Ward:
- Management of chronic diseases like diabetes, hypertension, or heart disease.
- Recovery from surgical procedures.
- Treatment of infections that do not require intensive care.
- Monitoring and treatment of less severe illnesses or injuries.
