Discharge Letter Easy Read
When You Come onto the Ward You will get a discharge letter. Tell staff if you did not get one. Leaving Hospital Quickly We want to help you go leave the hospital as quickly as possible when you no longer need hospital care, this will help you:
Avoid staying in hospital too long Recover better in your own place Avoid losing muscle strength Stay away from hospital infections Free up beds for very sick people
What to Expect 1. You will have someone to help plan your discharge. 2. You should:
Be involved in decisions about your care Get information in a way you understand Complain if unhappy with the information 3. You’ll be told as soon as possible when you may be ready to be discharged. 4. If you can't go home right away, we'll provide a temporary place like a care home until living arrangements are ready.
Let staff know if you need help understanding this letter.
We wish you a fast recovery! The Chief Nurse
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