After an individual required medical assistance outside KK Women and Childrenâs Hospital, almost 40 medical staff came rushing out of the hospital, some with medical equipment in tow.
A passer-by spotted the incident and shared it with Instagram page @sgfollowsall, commending the staff for their proactiveness.
On Friday (3 Feb), the OP said they were going home after an appointment at the hospital when they heard that help was needed over the hospital PA system.
A video of several medical staff rushing out was attached, some carrying medical equipment.
Both doctors and nurses could be seen rushing to the individualâs aid outside KKH.
The individual is believed to be a woman, although other details are unavailable presently.
Source: @sgfollowsall on Instagram
âOn (another) note, I can really feel the spirit of humanity when doctors & medical staff all came running from everywhere, almost abt 40plus staff, bringing so many things just to help save one personđȘđđ,â the OP said in a caption.
The OP then commended the staff and wished them well.
Assoc Prof Ng Kee Chong, Chairman of the Medical Board at KKH, told MS News that medical staff from the hospital provided medical assistance to a member of the public at around 3.30pm on Friday.
âOur team immediately responded and promptly stabilised the medical condition of this member of the public. Due to its proximity to KKH, many of our colleagues were at the location where the incident occurred,â he said.
It also happened that the timing of the incident also coincided with the time when KKH colleagues were changing shifts, Assoc Prof Ng added.
KKH has in place a 24-hour emergency response protocol where a dedicated multidisciplinary team is on standby to respond to emergency code activations in the hospital immediately.
However, the hospital is unable to disclose more details about the individual, citing medical confidentiality.
While it is unclear what happened to the individual, we hope they are safe and well.
Kudos also go to the medical staff who dropped everything to render assistance outside the hospital.
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Featured image adapted from @sgfollowsall on Instagram.
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