WARD INTENDED CLINICAL CARE INTENSITY

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Mental Illness intensive care: specially designated ward for PATIENTS needing containment and more intensive management (e.g. Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU)). This is not to be confused with intensive nursing where PATIENTS may require one to one nursing while on a standard WARD  

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Mental Illness short stay: PATIENTS intended to stay less than a year

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Mental Illness long stay: PATIENTS intended to stay a year or more

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Learning Disability PATIENTS  in a designated or interim secure unit

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Learning Disability PATIENTS intending to stay less than a year

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Learning Disability   PATIENTS  intending to stay a year or more

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Only for maternity PATIENTS looked after by CONSULTANTS  

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Only for maternity PATIENTS looked after by GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS  

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Joint use for maternity PATIENTS looked after by CONSULTANTS and  GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS  

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Neonates: maternity: associated with the maternity WARD in that cots are in the maternity WARD nursery or in the WARD itself

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Neonates: non-maternity: not associated with the maternity WARD and without designated cots for intensive care

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Neonates: not associated with the maternity WARD and in which there are some designated cots for intensive care

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Younger physically disabled PATIENTS: other units

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Terminally ill/ Palliative Care   PATIENTS

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General PATIENTS: for intensive therapy, including high dependency care

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General PATIENTS: for normal therapy: where resources permit the admission of PATIENTS who might need all but intensive or high dependency therapy

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General PATIENTS: for limited therapy: where nursing care rather than continuous medical care is provided. Such WARDS can be used only for PATIENTS carefully selected and restricted to a narrow range in terms of the extent and nature of disease