This app provides real-time waiting times for the Prince of Wales Hospital A&E department and lists nearby clinics. It also offers A&E information and relaxation tools to help users choose the best medical consultation channel.
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March 19, 2026
1. Map Update 2. Content Update
MoreThe app provides real-time waiting status for the Prince of Wales Hospital Accident & Emergency Department. This information helps users make informed decisions about seeking medical attention.
Yes, the app includes a directory of nearby clinics that are currently in service, along with their contact information, to assist users in finding suitable consultation channels.
The application offers an introduction to the Prince of Wales Hospital A&E service and its triage system, providing users with essential details about emergency care procedures.
Yes, the app includes a 'Relax' feature designed to help users calm down, which can be beneficial while waiting for medical attention or making decisions about care.
NTEC AE Aid is currently available for iPhone and iPad. Support for other devices may be considered in future updates.
The app was last updated on March 19, 2026, with version 3.3. Updates are released periodically to ensure the information and features remain current and reliable.
No, NTEC AE Aid does not contain advertisements. It is a free application provided by the Hospital Authority to assist the public.
NTEC AE Aid has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users seeking medical information and hospital service details.
