Department Leadership
Fausta Aminiel
Head of Female and Male Ward Department
Ward Overview
Male and female wards with continuous clinical support
Wasso Hospital operates two inpatient wards: one for male patients and one for female patients. Each ward has a capacity of 25 beds, giving a combined total of 50 beds.
Fausta Aminiel has led the department since 2014 and works with six colleagues. The team follows morning, evening and night duty schedules to ensure patients remain under professional care at all times.
Patients remain admitted according to their clinical condition and treatment plan. Prescribed medicines are accessed through the hospital pharmacy system, with additional options available where appropriate.
- Separate male and female wards for organised patient care.
- Continuous ward coverage through rotating shifts.
- Admission duration based on clinical need and recovery.
- Support for medical, surgical and general inpatient conditions.
Inpatient Departments
Comprehensive Hospital Admission Services
Inpatient care is supported by several clinical specialties and departments working together according to each patient’s needs.
General Surgery
Support for surgical procedures such as gastrointestinal surgery, hernia repair, appendectomy and other general surgical needs.
Intensive Care
Higher-level monitoring and support for critically ill patients, trauma cases and patients recovering from major procedures.
Internal Medicine
Diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of adult medical conditions including diabetes, hypertension and respiratory illness.
Paediatrics
Care for infants, children and adolescents, including treatment, observation and developmental support.
Chaplaincy and Palliative Care
Spiritual, emotional and supportive care for patients and families facing serious illness or end-of-life situations.
Dental Surgery
Support for dental procedures including extraction, fillings, root canal treatment and other oral surgical care.
Patient Journey
What to Expect During Admission
Every inpatient stay is guided by clinical assessment, treatment, monitoring and discharge planning.
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Assessment and Admission
Patients are assessed by the clinical team before admission to the appropriate ward or specialty service.
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Treatment and Monitoring
Doctors and nurses provide treatment, medication, observation and ongoing clinical review.
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Multidisciplinary Support
Laboratory, pharmacy, radiology, theatre, chaplaincy and other departments may support the patient’s care.
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Discharge and Follow-up
Patients are discharged when clinically appropriate and may receive medication, instructions and follow-up appointments.
Patient and Visitor Information
Important Ward Guidance
Cooperation with ward procedures helps create a safe, respectful and supportive environment for patients, families and staff.
For Patients and Families
- Provide accurate medical history and medication information.
- Follow instructions from doctors, nurses and ward staff.
- Keep personal items secure and bring only essential belongings.
- Ask the clinical team when information or treatment instructions are unclear.
For Visitors
- Respect visiting times and instructions from ward staff.
- Maintain hand hygiene and infection prevention practices.
- Avoid unnecessary noise and respect patient privacy.
- Seek approval before bringing food, medicine or special items.
Need Admission Information?
Contact Wasso Hospital for inpatient guidance
For information about admission procedures, referrals, ward availability or visiting guidance, please contact the hospital.
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