The Chronicles of CDC 2 (Part 1)

An aerial view of Blocks A to E. Today, only Block E remains.

Have you ever wondered where patients were housed before our wards were built?

Each of the ward blocks were also numbered in an anticlockwise fashion, starting from "1", with Block C as the anchor.

This simple layout coupled with the naming convention helped visitors and patients navigate Blocks A to E easily.

So how did Block E, which was previously home to Wards 51 to 56, become home to Wards 81 to 86? And where did Blocks A to D go?

Stay tuned as we share more about the developments of Blocks A to E in our sequel on March 2nd, 2015.

Facilities:

Biomedical Engineering	Central Sterile Supplies	Clinical Measurement Respiratory Function	Clinical Measurement ECG/ EMG
Dental Clinic	Diagnostic Radiology	Dietetic Catering	Frozen Section Laboratory
Lecture Theatres	Medical Library	Neuroradiology	Operating Theatre I II
Wards