Hospital care

Some conditions need to be treated in hospital. This may be as an outpatient or you may need to stay in hospital for a while. During your stay many different health professionals, such as doctors and nurses, will usually take care of you.

Intensive care
Intensive care
MRSA
MRSA
Can a hospital patient with an MRSA infection have visitors?
Can a hospital patient with an MRSA infection have visitors?

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