Arabic-speaking and international patients

Arabic is my first language. I can discuss your anaesthetic with you and your family in Arabic, answer your questions before and after surgery, and work with your embassy or medical office.

Care in your language

  • Consultation and consent discussions in Arabic or English
  • Your family can be involved in discussions, with your agreement
  • If your surgery falls during Ramadan, or you have questions about fasting and your medicines, we can discuss this in advance

Before you travel

If you have a medical condition, it helps to share your medical reports before you travel, so that your anaesthetic can be planned in advance. Contact me to arrange this.

Embassies and medical offices

I work with embassies and medical offices on guarantee letters and invoicing, and coordinate with the hospital’s international patient team.

Information in Arabic

The Royal College of Anaesthetists publishes patient information leaflets in Arabic.

Arabic patient leaflets (RCoA) (external website)