Oh men paniced me and its actually a good thing the white boards they have listing patients  then has other bits and bobs just like a notice board to help them know who needs what and whos needng more attention basically meokal is a spelling error sld have been medical green was to say needed little assistance bp ok etc were as red wld mean needs bp monitoring regularly,  so all sorted all i wonder now is who the nhs are getting to supply the white boards meokal doesnt look like medical so im guessing its froma foriegn company oh well the blips that drive you mad thanks anyway guys x

They are usually quite happy to answer any questions so go to someone on the ward as you need to know. they will be only too pleased to help

Love Pauline

 You should ask them what it means- its your child and they should be informing you of his progress and if there is any indication he will be able to go home soon. Ask as many questions as you like!

I work in many different wards in the same major hospital and I can tell you that every ward has a different system when it comes to stickers, colour coding, dots etc etc. It can get confusing but these systems are designed to help the staff be aware of whats happening on the ward at a glance.   You may need to ask this individual ward staff (assuming he is still in hospital) what this means for your son.

good luck to both, hope he is doing well.

Hun,

That is something you are going to have to talke to his medical team about.  They know (or should) what it means and they are supposed to answer any questions you have regarding his care, so ask them.  Showing interest means you are going to deal with it all better, and know when they are slacking off too.