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The transformation of the Bansang Hospital since 1992 has been quite remarkable and has only been made possible due to the extraordinary generosity of friends of the Bansang Hospital Appeal charity and the extraordinary Management Team and all the staff. However the transformation is not yet complete as there are still many critical areas that we still need addressing.

During the autumn of 2023 we are targeting one of the biggest challenges we have ever confronted, to raise the necessary funds to install a new Accident and Emergency (A&E) unit.

The present A&E is a small room that also doubles up as the hospital’s outpatients’ clinic and is always overwhelmed with patients. It has four examination beds, two doctor’s tables, one oxygen cylinder, and a defibrillator. The preliminary assessment for all patients and casualties is in this small room that has no privacy with the doctor’s assessment areas only a metre away from each another. This can be a very real problem, especially for female patients who are too embarrassed to disclose their problems in close proximity to male medical staff.

The new A&E unit will be situated at the front of the hospital, allowing ambulances direct and easy access from the road. The cost to build and equip this new A&E unit is approximately £300,000.

This is the initial plans for the new A&E unit and these proposals will be undergoing extensive testing and analysing before the final plan is confirmed, to view the new proposed A&E unit at Bansang Hospital please click here.

If you are interested in investing in this remarkable initiative please contact Anita