AS SWAH’s Critical Care and Anaesthetics Advanced Clinical Pharmacist, Lorna Morrow is now part of the busy critical care team working primarily in the intensive care, high dependency and recovery units. It’s a far cry from her first forays in dispensaries where her role involved the preparation and supply of medicines. A […]
Above and beyond the call of duty!
Meet the good-hearted cleaning staff at South West Acute Hospital go the extra mile to help patients while doing their rounds.
The women who keep SWAH ship-shape!
Four times bigger than the Erne, SWAH is a massive complex, so keeping everything moving is a mighty job of work.
Patients will lose out under new system, says staff
Community Equipment Store in Enniskillen to be centralised to Derry
Dedicated volunteers making SWAH the friendly hospital
Friendly faces who help make hospital visitors feel more at home
Helping hand for new parents at SWAH’s maternity ward
Marian cares for new mums and their babies, before, during and after childbirth in the labour wards, maternity theatres and post-natal wards.
Teenage trauma was the spark for hospital career
We talk to senior radiographer Adele Phair about life in the x-ray department.
Surgery in the morning then home for tea!
Patients take priority at Enniskillen’s Day Procedure Unit
Breastfeeding in public not an issue for Fermanagh folk
Fermanagh mothers supported by hospital staff, other mothers, and the general public.
On the frontline in A&E
In the first of our SWAH features, Ronnie Kernaghan speaks of the love of his job as ED manager.