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- 1 PUPH service coordinator
- 1 Senior Health Executive
- 1 administrative referent
- 1 PH responsible for the UF ERGENCES-UHCD
- 1 PH responsible for the UF SAMU
- 48 senior emergency doctors (31 FTE)
- 3 Heads of Clinic-Assistant Hospitals
- 6 junior doctors
- 4 health executives
- 3 medical secretaries
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Emergency reception service ( SAU )
Your welcome
On your arrival, in order to compile your file, please present your identity card , your vital card and your mutual insurance card , the E111 forms for foreigners.
Your order of passageONLY VITAL OR FUNCTIONAL EMERGENCIES HAVE PRIORITY.
The order of arrival is only taken into account for emergencies of similar severity. Your waiting time is therefore a function of:
- The level of urgency of your pathology,
- the number of patients,
- The arrival or not of other patients in a more serious situation,
- The availability of the appropriate emergency sector.
Your contacts- Emergency doctor,
- Consultant,
- Medical student (external or internal) ,
- Reception and Orientation Nurse,
- State-certified nurse,
- Caregiver.
- stretcher-bearer
Your companionsAccompanying persons are not admitted to the care sector, except with the exceptional authorization of the doctor or nurse. Civil service agents, identifiable by their “blue vest”, are present to ensure the link and communication between patients, caregivers and accompanying persons.
Your loved ones will, with your agreement, be informed of your state of health and the length of the wait. They can wait in the waiting room or leave and take news by telephone.
Your experience1 Reception area
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st collection of your medical data by the reception and orientation nurse • Assessment of the degree of urgency
• Performing 1 st aid
• Assessment of pain and relief
• Placement of a bracelet on the wrist 'identification2 Guidance
To the most suitable sector
• Pedestrian sector
• Extended sector
• Reception sector for vital emergencies3 At the end of treatment
The doctor will inform you of your orientation
• Return home (after delivery of medical and administrative documents)
• Hospitalization
• Transfer to another establishmentWhy are you waiting?The waiting time in the emergency room can depend on:
- The duration of the clinical examination,
- The time required to obtain additional examinations,
- The need for an opinion by another specialist,
- Waiting for a hospital bed.
These deadlines are unfortunately incompressible.
The healthcare professionals at CHU Caen Normandie are doing everything they can to reduce them. -
Tasks
- ensure permanent medical attention,
- determine and trigger as quickly as possible the optimal response to the nature of the call,
- organize the transport of the patient to the reception unit best suited to his condition,
- participate in research activities in the field of prehospital medicine.
ActivityThe activity of the service is distributed as follows:
- Call regulation ( CRRA ),
- Pre-hospital medicine activity ( SMUR ) ,
- Secondary transport of patients to the emergency care units of the CHU ( Cardiology , Neurosurgery , and Cardio-Vascular Surgery , Medical and Surgical Resuscitation ) ,
- Medical cover for exceptional events (e.g. 60th anniversary of D-Day) ,
- Emergency Care Education Center ( CESU ) .
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Côte de Nacre Hospital
Avenue de la Côte de Nacre
CS 30001
14033 Caen cedex 9
University hospital emergency medicine
24 hours a day
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