Maternity wards

• Visiting hours are flexible. Only one designated relative (e.g. husband/mother/sister) is allowed at a time.
• Open to visitors of all ages. Children must be under adult supervision at all times.
• Males are not allowed in shared rooms except husbands.
• Between 3pm to 10pm, a maximum of two visitors are allowed.
• Visitors are not allowed during ward rounds or during invasive procedures.

ICU

• Visiting hours are flexible, excluding rest times which are from 1pm to 3pm and 10pm to 8am.
• A maximum of two visitors are allowed at a time, accompanied by a family member (children with approval only).
• Visitors are not allowed during ward rounds or during invasive procedures.

NICU

• Visiting hours are 24/7 for parents. One additional visitor is allowed during 7am to 9am, 12pm to 2pm and 3pm to 11pm.
• Parents and visitors are not allowed during ward rounds or during invasive procedures and children under 14 years are not allowed.

Emergency Department

• Visiting hours are flexible. Only one visitor is allowed for adult patients. Both parents are allowed in the case of paediatric patients.
• Children under 14 years old are not allowed.
• Parents and visitors are not allowed during ward rounds or during invasive procedures.

Labor and Delivery

• Either the patient’s husband or one relative is permitted (mother/sister). Only one person is allowed at the bedside during normal delivery.

Operating Theatre (Only at Preoperative Holding Area / Post Anaesthesia Care Unit (PACU))

• Only one parent is permitted in the pre/post operative area for paediatric or special needs patients.
• PACU: May allow one parent, preferably the mother, to stay with the patient.
• PACU: In certain circumstances, a first-degree relative may be permitted to visit for a short time after the patient is stabilised.
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