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Queen Mary Hospital (QMH) is situated at Pok Fu Lam, the south western side of Hong Kong Island, started services since April 1937. QMH began operation in 1937, and it is now a acute regional hospital under Hong Kong West Cluster (HKWC), providing comprehensive range of healthcare services, including Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Medicine, Surgery, Paediatrics and 24-hour Accident & Emergency service. QMH also serves as co-ordination centre in Hong Kong for many complex and advanced services, including Heart Lung Transplant, Liver Transplant, Bone Marrow Transplants, Reconstructive Surgery, Neurosurgery, and Paediatric Cardiology, etc. Since the comprehensive range of healthcare services and advanced facilities, QMH is one of the most important public hospitals in Hong Kong, as well as the teaching hospital for the Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine of the University of Hong Kong and a recognized training centre in various disciplines by respective Royal Colleges of the United Kingdom, providing a training and research ground for post-graduates and undergraduates, both local and overseas. The buildings of Queen Mary Hospital mainly include Main Block (A,B,C,D,E,F,H) and Block K, providing 1,440 beds. Below show the location of major wards. Main Block (Including Wards A,B,C,D,E,F) Block K (South & North wings) Other buildings of Queen Mary Hospital include Specialist Outpatient Clinic (Block S), Block J, Block K, Block L and Annex Block D Building. Private Clinic is situated on 1/F of Block J, providing private specialist outpatient service. Buildings of Queen Mary Hospital also include Houseman Quarter, Nurse Quarter, Clinical Pathology Building, Administration Block, Professorial Block, etc. Visiting hours: We offer "Baby Essentials" series for Queen Mary Hospital Obstetric unit, and Queen Mary Hospital fruit basket and recovery hamper "Get Well Soon" series. Other than providing professional Eastern Hospital delivery service, we can also arrange inquiry for the check-in information of the patient. 
Address: 102 Pokfulam Road, Hong Kong Queen Mary Hospital Telephone: 2255 3838 Graduation Flower/Teddy/Balloons Ordering Telephone: 2736 6670 |
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Queen Mary Hospital is constructed to replace the Government Civic Hospital located at Sai Ying Pun, which was the first public hospital in Hong Kong. Since the saturating facilities in 1920s, then Governor Clementi decided to build a new hospital in Pok Fu Lam, which is the existing location of QMH. The new hospital provided more advanced equipment and more comprehensive service.
Queen Mary Hospital was opened on 13 April of 1937, by Andrew Caldecott, the then Governor of Hong Kong, and became the the teaching hospital for The University of Hong Kong in the same year. Queen Mary Hospital was opened with 546 beds, which was the the largest hospital in the Far East. The Main Block of QMH was consisted of seven floors and five wings in the form of a H-shaped structure, still in use today. During World War II in 1940s, QMH was equipped to deal with accident cases and those in need of emergency surgery, was fully utilized to handle bomb casualties from downtown. However, The hospital was greatly expanded over the years, with two major expansion projects completed in 1967 (Professorial Block) and 1980 (Blocks J & K), and Block K was even the tallest hospital building in Asia at 137 metres (28 storeys).
To enhance contacts and cooperation between hospitals to make more effective use of resources and triage patients, the HA was established the Hong Kong West Cluster in October 2002, covering Central, Western and Southern Districts of Hong Kong Island with a population of around 530,000 people. Queen Mary Hospital became the leading hospital in the cluster, to mainly provide comprehensive specialist services.
Other hospitals and institutions in Hong Kong West Cluster:
Grantham Hospital, Fung Yiu King Hospital, Tsan Yuk Hospital, Tung Wah Hospital, The Duchess of Kent Children's Hospital at Sandy Bay, and MacLehose Medical Rehabilitation Centre.
Queen Mary Hospital currently also serves as a territory-wide tertiary and quaternary referral centre for many complex and advanced services, including organ and bone marrow transplants, neonatal intensive care, paediatric surgery, assisted reproduction, coronary care, oral maxillo-facial surgery, burns and reconstructive surgery and neurosurgery. Besides, it is the designated liver transplant centre in Hong Kong since July 2003 providing world-class standard liver transplant service. Since the relocation of cardiothoracic surgical and associated services from Grantham Hospital to Queen Mary Hospital in July 2008, the Hospital has also become the only heart, heart lung transplant and paediatric cardiac surgery centre in Hong Kong.
http://www3.ha.org.hk/qmh/index.htm
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