Fast. Prepared. Here for You — 24 Hours a Day.
The Emergency Medicine Department at Sunrise operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — providing immediate, expert care for acute medical emergencies, trauma, and life-threatening conditions. Our emergency team is trained in the full spectrum of emergency and trauma care — from primary survey and resuscitation to stabilisation, management of acute conditions, and safe transfer to appropriate specialist care. Sunrise's Emergency Department directly interfaces with all 36 specialties, ensuring that no emergency waits for the right expert.
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Treatments and procedures
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Primary Survey, Assessment & Care
Immediate, structured evaluation of every patient on arrival, identifying life-threatening conditions first and ensuring the right treatment begins within minutes of reaching our emergency department.
02
Resuscitation of Cardiac Arrest
Immediate, protocol-driven resuscitation for patients in cardiac arrest, combining rapid response, advanced life support, and a trained emergency team working together to give every patient the best possible chance.
03
Paediatric Resuscitation — PALS Protocol
Specialised resuscitation for critically ill or injured children, delivered according to internationally recognised Paediatric Advanced Life Support protocols by a team trained specifically in paediatric emergency care.
04
Initial Treatment of Unstable Tachyarrhythmia & Bradyarrhythmia — ATLS Protocol
Rapid stabilisation of dangerously fast or slow heart rhythms following Advanced Trauma Life Support protocols, restoring a stable heart rate before the underlying cause is further investigated.
05
Advanced Airway Management
Comprehensive airway support including LMA insertion, endotracheal intubation, cricothyroidotomy, and tracheotomy, ensuring patients can breathe safely during critical emergencies and complex resuscitation.
06
Management of Life-Threatening Emergencies
Immediate recognition and treatment of critical conditions including anaphylaxis, cardiac tamponade, tension pneumothorax, and pulmonary thrombosis, where rapid intervention can be the difference between life and death.
07
Acute MI Stabilisation & Thrombolysis
Rapid diagnosis and emergency treatment of heart attacks, including clot-dissolving thrombolysis therapy, aimed at restoring blood flow to the heart as quickly as possible to limit lasting damage.
08
Acute Stroke Stabilisation & Thrombolysis
Time-critical assessment and thrombolysis treatment for acute stroke, where every minute saved directly improves the chances of recovery and reduces the risk of long-term disability.
09
Severe Sepsis & Septic Shock Management
Aggressive, protocol-based treatment of severe sepsis and septic shock, combining rapid antibiotic therapy, fluid resuscitation, and close monitoring to stabilise patients with life-threatening infections.
10
Acute Abdomen Management
Prompt assessment and management of sudden, severe abdominal pain, identifying serious underlying causes early and coordinating swiftly with surgical teams when emergency intervention is required.
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Acute Pain Management
Fast, effective relief from severe acute pain of any origin, allowing patients to be stabilised and assessed comfortably while the underlying cause of their pain is properly diagnosed and treated.
12
Resuscitation & Detoxification of Poisoning
Emergency stabilisation and detoxification for patients with poisoning or toxic exposure, combining rapid assessment, supportive care, and targeted treatment to limit harm and support recovery.
13
Snake Bite Management — Anti-Venom & ASV
Prompt assessment and treatment of snake bite victims, including timely administration of anti-snake venom, to prevent serious complications and ensure the best possible outcome.
14
Management of Haematemesis & Haemoptysis
Urgent evaluation and stabilisation of patients vomiting blood or coughing up blood, identifying the source of bleeding quickly and coordinating further treatment to control it effectively.
15
Initial Stabilisation of Fractures
Immediate splinting, pain relief, and stabilisation of fractures on arrival, preventing further injury and preparing the patient safely for further orthopaedic assessment and treatment.
16
Reduction of Joint Dislocation
Prompt, skilled repositioning of dislocated joints, relieving pain and restoring normal alignment quickly to reduce the risk of further damage to surrounding nerves and blood vessels.
17
Initial Stabilisation of Burns
Immediate assessment and stabilisation of burn injuries, including pain management and wound care, to limit further damage and prepare the patient for specialist burn treatment if required.
18
Critical Care Transport
Safe, monitored transport of critically ill patients between departments or facilities, ensuring continuous clinical support and stability throughout the entire transfer process.
19
Management of Nasal Bleed
Rapid assessment and control of nasal bleeding, addressing both simple and persistent cases promptly to prevent excessive blood loss and identify any underlying cause requiring further care.
20
Foreign Body Removal — Nose, Ear & Throat
Safe and prompt removal of foreign objects lodged in the nose, ear, or throat, performed carefully to avoid injury and provide immediate relief from discomfort.
21
Management of Haemorrhoids
Timely assessment and treatment of acute haemorrhoid-related symptoms, providing prompt relief from pain and bleeding while identifying cases that may need further specialist follow-up.
