Welcome to the Accident & Emergency Department at Tseung Kwan O Hospital, Hong Kong. Our dedicated team is committed to providing rapid, high-quality care to patients experiencing acute illnesses or injuries. Equipped with advanced medical technology and staffed by experienced professionals, we ensure prompt and effective treatment 24/7. Our mission is to deliver compassionate and efficient emergency services to meet the urgent health needs of our community.

1. 24-Hour Emergency Services: The department operates around the clock, providing immediate medical care for various emergencies.
2. Anaesthesiology and Operating Theatre Services: Support for surgical procedures, including anesthesia administration and perioperative care.
3. Intensive Care Medicine: Specialized care for critically ill patients, including those requiring intensive monitoring and life support.
4. Orthopaedics and Traumatology: Treatment for bone, joint, and musculoskeletal injuries.

Tseung Kwan O Hospital in Hong Kong provides high-quality services in its Accident & Emergency (A&E) department. This department operates 24/7 and is equipped to handle a range of emergencies using a well-structured triage system. This system categorizes patients into five levels of urgency—critical, emergency, urgent, semi-urgent, and non-urgent—to ensure timely and appropriate care. Critical cases receive immediate attention, while emergency and urgent cases are attended to within 15 and 30 minutes respectively for the majority of patients.

Vision: "To be a leading provider of emergency care, delivering excellence in clinical outcomes, patient experience, and community service."

Mission: "Our mission is to provide timely, compassionate, and expert emergency medical care to all patients in need, utilizing advanced technologies and evidence-based practices, while fostering a culture of continuous learning, collaboration, and innovation. We are committed to serving our community with integrity and professionalism, striving for excellence in every aspect of emergency medicine."

1. Defibrillator: Used to deliver an electric shock to the heart to restore normal rhythm in cases of cardiac arrest.

2. ECG Machine: Electrocardiogram machine used to monitor heart activity.

3. Oxygen Tanks and Masks: Used to administer oxygen to patients with breathing difficulties.

4. Suction Devices: Used to clear airways of fluids and other obstructions.

5. Stretchers and Wheelchairs: For transporting patients safely within the department.