Bernard Jackman, former Irish rugby union player who played for Connacht, Leinster and Ireland...
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General Practitioners
Frailty is a common real life condition with up to 30% of people >75 years being affected. To...
The Saolta University Health Care Group has this week published its five year strategy which...
Galway University Hospitals (GUH) is delighted to announce that the second Staff Recognition...
Dr Johannes Buca Letshwiti has recently been appointed as a Consultant Neonatologist at Galway...
For the next 10 weeks (until 10 May) there will be a special focus on getting patients, who are...
Roscommon University Hospital (RUH) welcomes Niamh Bates, the first Phlebotomist to be appointed...
Sligo University Hospital held a Falls Prevention Awareness Event for the public in the main...
Patients are at the heart of everything we do. Our mission is to provide high quality and equitable services for all by delivering care based on excellence in clinical practice, teaching, and research, grounded in kindness, compassion and respect, whilst developing our staff and becoming a model employer.
- Visiting Hours are strictly 14:00 to 16:00 and 18:30 to 20:30.
- It is important that all patients have time to rest and recuperate. Visiting hours are planned so that patients get adequate rest, privacy and care. Please respect the needs of patients and only visit during visiting hours.
- We ask that patients do not have any more than two visitors at any one time.
- Children should only come to the hospital to visit their parents.
- Washing your hands regularly is the single most effective way of stopping the spread of many common infections.
- Some infections found in healthcare facilities - like hospitals -can be very serious and sometimes fatal. We can help stop the spread of these infections by making sure that healthcare workers, patients and visitors all make sure that their hands are clean.
- Visitors should wash their hands thoroughly before entering or leaving the inpatient area, or after a visit to the toilet.
- Remember, clean hands save lives and stop the spread of many infections.
Saolta operates a strict No Smoking Policy. Our aim is to promote a healthy environment for everyone in our hospitals. This includes patients, visitors and staff and includes buildings, building entrances, and vehicles.
Our patients should feel confident that we provide safe, effective and compassionate care in the best possible environment. An essential element is providing clear information which is easily accessed by our patients, staff, visitors and colleagues to our hospitals.
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