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OMAGH HOSPITAL EMERGENCY AND URGENT CARE SERVICES:
CARDIAC ASSESSMENT UNIT
The Cardiac Assessment Unit (CAU) is a special unit to assess and treat patients with life-threatening heart conditions.
You do not need an appointment as this is a 24/7 walk-in unit and treats patients with:
Chest pain
Heart attacks
Palpitations (fast heart rate)
Faints and shortness of breath.
Patients can attend this unit if they feel they have any chest pain or think they may be having a heart attack.
URGENT CARE TREATMENT CENTRE
PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT A&E OR AN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
The Urgent Care and Treatment Centre (UCTC) at the Omagh Hospital and Primary Care Complex is a Nurse-led Minor Injuries Unit which is operational 24 hours a day and is fully supported by 24/7 x-ray facility.
Telephone advice is also available 24/7 by contacting 028 8283 3169.
You can attend UCTC for the following:
Minor head injuries, where there has been no loss of consciousness.
Scalp wounds;
Facial injuries, which include eye injuries e.g. – Foreign body in eye;
Suturing for minor wounds;
Eye infection;
Shoulder, arm, hand sprains and fractures;
Lower limb sprains and fractures, all of which can be x-rayed on site and treated appropriately and referred for follow up at outpatient clinics;
Bites, stings, skin infections
Page last reviewed: 14 March 2025 Page created: 14 March 2025