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The Pembroke Regional Hospital is located
at 705 Mackay Street, Pembroke, Ontario.
To access the Hospital from Highway 17,
exit at the lighted intersection of Paul Martin Drive and Highway 41. Take Paul
Martin Drive to Town Line. Turn right on Town Line. Turn left on Mackay Street
and the Hospital can be found three blocks away.
In the City of Pembroke, follow the
Hospital signs or take Pembroke Street to Mackay Street.
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Visitor/Patient Information |
As part of our patient-centred care
model, Pembroke Regional Hospital recognizes that family play a vital role in
patient care.
Visiting policies are reviewed at times of increased risk and degrees of
visitation altered based on risk and patient needs.
The following guidelines
are intended to respect our commitment to patient- centred care while balancing
the need to protect patients, physicians, staff and volunteers from the spread
of infection.
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Public Visiting
Hours Public visitors are welcome from
11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. daily Visitors are restricted to two (2) per patient. Visitors may be requested to leave the room to facilitate your care. Children
under 12 must be accompanied by an adult (over age 18).
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Outpatient Areas
(Emergency, Ambulatory Clinics, Surgical Daycare) Patients receiving treatment in outpatient areas are requested to have a maximum
of one (1) person accompanying them during their visit.
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For Families
Family includes parents,
grandparents, spouse or significant other, child, brother, sister or the people
that the patient designates as most significant to their care.
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Your family members are
welcome at anytime to participate in your care or to provide you with
reassurance and support.
We would ask that a
maximum of two (2) family members visit at any one time. Hours for family
visiting are decided upon between you and your nurse. We will respect and
enforce your requests for restricted visitors.
Parents are advised that
young children can be exposed to unusual risks and are to assure supervision.
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Self-screening
Please encourage your family and
friends to visit you only when they are feeling well. When you are in the
hospital and not well yourself you will be at greater risk if germs are brought
in and spread throughout the hospital. If family and friends have a fever,
cough, runny nose, sore throat, diarrhea, new rash or are otherwise ill, please
ask them to not visit you until they are well.
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Hand Hygiene
Washing your hands with soap and
water for 15 seconds or using the hand gel sanitizers found throughout the
hospital is the best way of limiting the spread of germs, even if you are
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Family and visitors are
requested to please wash their hands when entering the hospital and when having
direct contact with you. After any care that they may assist you with is also a
moment of hand hygiene. When leaving the building it is important to clean hands
before heading home to their own environment to avoid carrying germs with them.
Washing your hands and
asking your healthcare providers and visitors to wash theirs and observing them
doing so is the best way to prevent the spread of germs.
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Support for
Nursing Mothers In keeping with our patient and
family-centred care focus, we welcome and support mothers who want to breastfeed
in any public area on our premises. Mothers who would like to breastfeed more
privately may use the Mackay Street foyer area (1st Floor Tower A).
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