Across our wards
Shared male and female wards are available, alongside special wards for patients seeking more privacy. Washrooms and toilets are available for patients. The annex mainly provides additional special wards.
NursingCare is personal.
Care is personal.
Every day. Every person.
Nursing care connects patients and families with support across the male, female and children’s wards, special wards and the hospital annex.
People at the heart of careCare in
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this department.
Nursing care connects patients and families with support across the male, female and children’s wards, special wards and the hospital annex.
Family & visitors
Family may visit at any time, with no fixed numerical limit. Please check with the ward nurse first: visits may need to wait while a patient is sleeping, resting or receiving care. Children may visit under the same ward visiting arrangements. In maternity and children’s wards, visits are for close family and other visitors authorised by the patient or family.
Preparing to go home
Discharge is arranged when the treating doctor confirms that you are ready to leave. The team explains discharge instructions and any follow-up needed, while administration completes billing and payment arrangements as part of the discharge process.
Planning your visit
Know before you go.
- Admission is arranged following a doctor’s assessment when inpatient care is needed. The ward team coordinates your admission and accommodation.
- Relatives may stay overnight. Speak with the ward nurse about the practical arrangements for the patient’s room.
- Discharge is arranged when the treating doctor confirms that you are ready to leave. The team explains discharge instructions and any follow-up needed, while administration completes billing and payment arrangements as part of the discharge process.
Family may visit at any time, with no fixed numerical limit. Please check with the ward nurse first: visits may need to wait while a patient is sleeping, resting or receiving care. Relatives may stay overnight; confirm practical arrangements with the ward nurse.
Our people
Meet the nursing team.
Ama Achiaah Boateng Kumi heads the nursing department as Principal Nursing Officer, working under Matron Cecila Jackson, Director of Nursing and Midwifery Services.
Head of Nursing Department · Principal Nursing Officer
Ama Achiaah Boateng Kumi
BSc
Heads the nursing department and coordinates its day-to-day work under the Director of Nursing and Midwifery Services. Organises nursing colleagues and ward routines, supports patient observation and documentation, and promotes clear communication with patients, families and the clinical team. Works with the Director to support nursing standards and continuity of patient care.
Director of Nursing and Midwifery Services
Matron Cecila Jackson
Leads nursing and midwifery services across the hospital. Coordinates the nursing team, ward routines and patient support, working with the Chief of Medical Staff and department colleagues to support standards of care, clear communication and the needs of patients and families.
Together at work
Our nursing colleagues.
Reception can explain which team members and service arrangements apply to your visit.
Speak with reception