Information

MEDICATION CIRCUIT

The clinic has an in-house pharmacy managed by a pharmacist.

The establishment's pharmacists, in collaboration with the doctors and nursing staff, implement all the rules required to ensure the safety of the medication circuit and the quality of your care.
You must report any adverse drug reactions to the nursing staff immediately.

PERSONAL TREATMENT

To ensure your safety, you may not keep your personal treatment (art.17 of the decree of 31 March 1999 relating to the prescription and administration of medicines in health establishments).

When you arrive, you must hand it in to the nurse who is in charge of you. Depending on your state of health, the clinic's doctors will prescribe it again in-house. If the pharmacy does not have your treatment, the pharmacist may have to use your medicines temporarily to ensure continuity of care.

PAIN MANAGEMENT

Health professionals are responsible for :

Prevent: All pain caused by treatment or examinations (injections, catheterisation, removal of drains, mobilisation, etc.).
Treat or relieve: both acute pain (post-operative) and chronic pain (dialysis patients, back pain, cancer pain, etc.)
Listen: not everyone reacts in the same way to pain, and to help us tailor your treatment more effectively, you can tell us how much pain you feel by giving us a score from 0 to 10.

There are many ways of treating pain:

Analgesics: These are drugs that relieve pain. There are several types (from paracetamol to morphine).
Other devices, adapted to your case, can be used to reduce your pain and improve your comfort and well-being: ergonomic cushions, ice packs, cooling compression systems, etc.

Our teams are trained in this area and work closely together to help you relieve your pain.

They will explain the treatment and how it is carried out, and put in place the best practices to ensure you receive the care you need.

HYGIENE

Each room is equipped with bottles of hydro-alcoholic solution for disinfecting the hands of nursing staff, patients and visitors.

Jewellery, wedding rings, piercings, nail varnish, false nails and all other body accessories are prohibited in the operating theatre.
Dentures, hearing aids and contact lenses are not permitted in the operating theatre. Please inform the nursing staff when you arrive if you wear them and arrange for them to be put away as usual.
Animals are not allowed in the establishment.
Flowers are forbidden for reasons of hygiene.

IDENTITO VIGILANCE

All information concerning your identity is confidential and may not be divulged. However, at any time during your stay, the nursing staff must be able to check your identity.

Wearing a wristband is compulsory
Our policy aims to prevent any risk of error relating to patient identity in order to ensure the quality and safety of care.

VALUABLES

The clinic cannot be held responsible for personal effects or valuables brought into the clinic.

We advise against bringing valuables or cash.
Cloakrooms and individual safes are available.
You are entirely responsible for the contents of the cloakrooms and safes.

STAFF

Staff are identified by a colour-coded name badge and their uniform.

NO SMOKING

In accordance with decree no. 2006-1386 of 15/11/2006, smoking is prohibited on the premises.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

The use of mobile phones is restricted in the school.
It is forbidden to bring alcohol, dangerous substances or weapons into the establishment.
In the event of fire, an evacuation plan and safety instructions are posted on each floor. It is essential for your safety that you read them.
In any emergency situation, it is important to remain calm and follow the instructions of staff trained in this type of incident.