If you are in hospital, get to know the ward clerk. Why?
They are important as they do the admin on the ward and make things happen.
They often are a mine of useful information, and can do loads of things for you (ring a relative, get you a sandwich, ask the doctors to come back and explain something, tell you when you should go home).
Or just have a chat!
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