Accident & Emergency Guide

Our Accident & Emergency (A&E) Patient's Guide serves as a comprehensive resource to help you understand what to expect when you or a loved one needs urgent medical care.

Accident and Emergency cases are commonly divided into three categories, and Damai Service Hospital (HQ) applies the same classification: non-critical, semi-critical and extremely critical. We are fully equipped to manage non-critical and semi-critical cases under most circumstances. Patients requiring higher-level or specialised care will be safely referred to larger hospitals for further treatment.

Accident & Emergency Guide

The flowchart below will give patients an idea of the procedures involved in Accident and Emergency admissions.

*Defined as patients who are conscious, alert and suffering from no severe pain. Their airway is also secure and they are hemodynamically stable*

Some Possible Circumstances:

(a) Minor Sprains / Fractures

(b) Insect Bites (without major anaphylaxis)

(c) Minor Abdominal Pain

(d) Rashes

(e) Vomiting

(f) High Fever

*Defined as patients who maybe confused, disoriented, unable to walk or suffering from severe pain. However, their airway is still secure and they are haemodynamically stable*

Some Possible Circumstances :

(a) Major Limb Fracture / Dislocation

(b) Severe Abdominal Pain

(c) Pregnancy Complications

(d) Paediatric Distress

(e) Epileptic Seizures

(f) Mild to Moderate Breathing Difficulties

(g) Chest Pain

(h) Second Degree Burns

(i) ENT Emergencies

(j) Eye Trauma