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     • Website displays an estimated wait time of 2:00 hours The above calculation is done every 2 minutes as more patients are being triaged and more patients are being seen.
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   Why does BCHS have a long wait time?

   • Staffing shortages and a high volume of patients needing care are among the reasons why BCHS says people can expect longer than usual wait times. “Everyone is working tirelessly to ensure patients receive the care they need,” said a communications officer with the BCHS in an email.

   Longer wait times expected at Brantford General Hospital’s ER

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   What is a wait time in a hospital?

   • Wait times do not represent the total time patients may spend at the hospital. During that time, patients may receive pain medication, be seen by a nurse or other care provider, or undergo one or more laboratory tests or radiology procedures (for example, an x-ray).

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   Do estimated wait-times apply to critically ill or injured patients?

   • The estimated wait times do not apply to critically ill or injured patients – they will always be seen quickly. Alberta Health Services posts live, estimated emergency department wait-times for acute care facilities in six cities, providing Albertans in those areas with a tool to help in decision making about healthcare options.

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   What is the estimated wait time?

   • The estimated wait time is approximate, and patients may be seen faster than the wait time indicates. The estimated time represents a prediction of a very specific snapshot in time, and does not apply to more seriously injured or ill patients. To learn more, visit the Understanding Wait Times: Frequently Asked Questions.

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   Why are wait times so high?

   • For example, wait times can be artificially high in the early morning when staffing is lower, but will improve significantly when more staff begin work. Wait times can also change quickly if a serious trauma case arrives, or there is a high number of critically ill patients at a particular site.

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3. www.bchsys.org › en › care-servicesWait Times - BCHS

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   Wait Times - BCHS. IMPORTANT INFORMATION. Entrance and Parking changes are in effect due to the Emergency Department Renovation Improvement Project. The D-wing entrance at Brantford General Hospital is now designated as the main entrance to the hospital for patients and visitors. Click here to view exceptions.

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4. www.bchsys.org › en › patients-and-visitorsVisiting Hours and Information - BCHS

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   4 days ago · If you are waiting for another visit to finish, please wait in the Cafeteria located near the D-Wing entrance at BGH. Visiting hours. BCHS has an open presence policy, meaning that visiting is flexible and there are no prescribed visiting hours. Please note: The hours between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. are considered quiet time. Visitors are asked to ...

5. www.bchsys.org › en › shared-contentER Wait Times - BCHS

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   Entrance and Parking changes are in effect due to the Emergency Department Renovation Improvement Project. The D-wing entrance at Brantford General Hospital is now designated as the main entrance to the hospital for patients and visitors.

6. www.brockvillegeneralhospital.ca › wait-timesWait Times - Brockville General Hospital

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   Wait Times. If you need immediate medical attention, call 9-1-1 or go to the nearest Emergency Department. The safety of our patients must remain our top priority, particularly during the era of the COVID-19 virus.

7. www.albertahealthservices.ca › waittimesAccess Estimated Emergency Department Wait Times

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   Alberta Health Services posts live, estimated emergency department wait-times for acute care facilities in six cities, providing Albertans in those areas with a tool to help in decision making about healthcare options.

8. kitchener.ctvnews.ca › longer-wait-times-expectedLonger wait times expected at Brantford General Hospital’s ER

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   Jun 23, 2023 · Staffing shortages and a high volume of patients needing care are among the reasons why BCHS says people can expect longer than usual wait times.

9. edwaittimes.caEmergency Department Wait Times

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   Wait Times. Please call 911 or go directly to your nearest emergency department if you are in need of serious medical attention including experiencing chest pain, severe bleeding or stroke symptoms.