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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a ward at" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific area or division within a hospital or healthcare facility where patients receive care.
Example: "She was admitted to a ward at the local hospital for further observation after her surgery."
Alternatives: "a unit in" or "a section of".
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Brazilians and Venezuelans occupy a ward at the main hospital in Boa Vista.
Author also tells about spending a night in a ward at the Bellevue.
He'd met a woman in a ward at Central Islip: sometimes she thought she was a cat, sometimes a mouse.
In Scotland NHS Tayside closed a ward at Stracathro hospital following a suspected outbreak of the virus.
On Friday NHS Tayside was forced to close a ward at Dundee's Ninewells hospital for infection control measures shortly after reopening another.
William Lloyd, an 18-year-old A-level student became Britain's youngest councillor when the Conservative defeated the sitting Liberal Democrat in a ward at Brentwood in Essex.
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There are fears beds could be lost at an intensive care unit (ICU) and a cancer ward at a mid Wales hospital.
A teenage girl ends up admitted to a psych ward at a leading children's hospital, but her psychiatrists come to believe her problems aren't mental.
Seven years ago, I volunteered in a burn ward at a government hospital in India.
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