Inpatient treatment
Discharge
To avoid gaps in care between inpatient and post-treatment, the hospital has an interdisciplinary team that handles your discharge and, if necessary, post-hospital care as part of the discharge management process. Preparations for this process begin already upon your admission as a patient and continue throughout your treatment. Your point of contact for discharge management during your stay is the respective Case Management of the ward. In addition, patients with post-inpatient support needs can also contact the Centre for Social Counselling and Transition.
Here, you will receive advice on the following services as part of discharge management:
- Follow-up treatment
- Post-care nursing (outpatient and inpatient)
- Supply of aids
- Power of attorney, living will, and severe disability
Once your health condition no longer requires treatment at the hospital, your doctor will arrange for your discharge.
You will receive:
- a medical discharge report
- a medication plan
- any necessary prescriptions (e.g. discharge prescription) for the post-discharge transition as part of discharge management
- if needed, a follow-up appointment in one of the outpatient clinics
As part of the discharge process, if necessary, we will inform the involved post-care partners such as home care services, rehabilitation clinics, nursing homes, etc. about your discharge. These partners will receive various transition forms, such as nursing or wound care forms.