Visiting hours
Daily between 2-4pm and 6-8pm
Patient quote
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Neurosciences
Ward 43 RVI
Contact: (0191) 282 6043 - Sister H Bergstrand
Ward 43 at the Royal Victoria Infirmary is an adult neurological ward which provides care and treatment for patients undergoing various neurological investigations and operations.
Several specialist nurses are available for advice and support for conditions affecting the brain and nervous system, including:
- head injury
- epilepsy
- neuro-oncology (brain tumours)
- pain
How to find us
Directions to Ward 43 Neuro from the Main Entrance of New Victoria WingShow [+] Hide [-]
Ward 43 is located in the New Victoria Wing at the RVI. To find us:
- Come through the Main Entrance of the New Victoria Wing and take the stairs or the lift on your right hand side up to Level 4.
- Exit the stairs or lift and turn left walking towards the large opening of the atrium.
- Turn right, follow the corridor and then turn left again.
- Take the next turning on your right and follow the signs for Ward 43, Neuro.
Staff you are likely to meet
Ward 43 is led by Sister Hazel Bergstrand and the clinical team is made up of consultant neurologists, specialist nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and other support staff.
Things you need to know
- Visiting times are between 2:00 and 4:00pm and 6:00 and 8:00pm every day. We do appreciate that visitors may have a long way to travel and visiting outside of these set times may be arranged in certain circumstances and at the discretion of the nurse in charge.
- Nursing staff are always available for information regarding a patient's treatment and progress. If you wish to speak to a member of the medical team please bear in mind that after 4:00pm and at weekends wards are covered by an 'on-call' team which may be different to your consultant's team.
- Patients admitted for elective surgery may have attended a pre-admission clinic and will have been advised of the likely length of hospital stay to expect.
- Patients who require a longer period of rehabilitation or treatment and are from outside Newcastle will be referred to their local hospital. We do understand this may be upsetting for some patients and their carers but it is vital we adhere to this policy to ensure we can continue to admit all emergency cases as quickly as possible.
