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The Multi-Profile Emergency Department (MSO) is the busiest unit at UMHBL “Kanev.” A medical team works 24/7 to provide medical assistance to patients in emergency conditions.
In the MSO, patient admission, medical triage, stabilization, diagnostics, treatment, and specialist consultations for emergency patients are performed.
The waiting time may be extended due to a more urgent case arriving after you. This means that patients who arrive after you may be seen first.
Our goal is to ensure that you are seen and your condition is assessed as quickly as possible. Based on the initial assessment, the medical team will determine the urgency of your condition and develop a plan for diagnosis and necessary treatment. Your condition may require laboratory and imaging tests, as well as a consultation with a specialist.
Tests are conducted in the Clinical Laboratory and Imaging Diagnosis departments, which operate 24/7 and support all other departments and clinics in the facility. These tests are necessary for accurate diagnosis of your symptoms and may take anywhere from one to several hours. We will do our best to make your visit as short as possible, but first, we must ensure that you receive the appropriate care.
If your problem is more serious, the MSO medical team will advise you to be admitted to the hospital. Since your admission is unplanned, it may take some time.
The department is equipped with modern equipment for the treatment of critical impairments in the vital functions of patients.
In this section you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions related to hospital wards, their services and organization. Our aim is to provide you with clear and accessible information to make your stay more relaxed and informed.
Some common reasons for delays:
In the waiting area:
- A large number of patients are arriving.
- Critically ill patients arrive.
In the department:
- The medical team needs to review your medical history.
- The medical team is awaiting test results to assess your condition.
The Multipurpose Emergency Department is a Zero Tolerance Zone for verbal or physical violence against medical staff.
Aggression, swearing, threats, or verbal abuse towards another patient, relative, or staff member are not allowed. Those who do not comply will be asked to leave the department and the healthcare facility. If the behavior continues, the staff, security, or police will ask the individual to leave.
- The Multidisciplinary Emergency Department (MES) is the busiest structure of the University Hospital “Kanev”. The department is staffed with a medical team that works 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to provide medical assistance to patients in emergency situations.
In the MES, the following procedures are carried out: admission, medical triage, stabilization, diagnosis, treatment, and consultation with specialists for emergency patients.
It is possible that the waiting time may be extended due to a more urgent case than yours that arrived after you. This means that patients who arrived after you may be seen first.
The tests are performed in the Clinical Laboratory and Imaging Diagnostics departments, which operate 24 hours a day and support all other departments and clinics within the healthcare facility. These tests are necessary for accurate diagnosis of your complaints and may take from one to several hours. We will do everything possible to keep your visit as short as possible, but first, we must ensure that you receive the appropriate care.
We appreciate your patience!
Our goal is to have you examined and your condition assessed as quickly as possible. Based on the initial examination, the medical team will get an understanding of the urgency of your condition and will create a plan for diagnosis and necessary treatment. Your condition may require laboratory and imaging tests, as well as a consultation with a specialist.
If your condition is more serious, the MSO medical team will advise you to be admitted to the hospital. Since your admission is unplanned, it may take some time.
