This is where patients with critical conditions are being managed. Equipment available in this area is: defibrillators, portable ventilator, advanced airway management devices, monitoring equipment as well as the ability to do portable x-ray investigations.

In the Casualty Department, doctors need quick results to make fast decisions. Point-of-care (POC) lab equipment allows them to test blood right there, helping doctors to initiate the correct treatment options.

Used in procedures like suturing of lacerations, cleaning of wounds and applying of plaster of Paris for any fracture stabilization.  

This shower is located at the Ambulance entrance of the Casualty Department and is used for patients that is exposed to any chemical spillage that require decontamination (washing off the chemical on the body) before being treated by the medical personnel.

All the medical practitioners working in the Casualty Department has been certified competent in advanced patient management training: ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) and PALS (Paediatric Advanced Life Support) and are therefore ready to manage any life-threatening conditions successfully. The nursing staff assigned to work in the Casualty Department are also ACLS certified and will soon complete their PALS training too.