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Queen Victoria Hospital
2015-08-21
Person
5
5
0
Review of QVH Physiotherapy
written by a patient
21st August 2015
Got a lot of info about me problem that had not been explained properly by consultant.
Queen Victoria Hospital
2015-08-21
Person
5
5
0
Review of QVH Physiotherapy
written by a family member
21st August 2015
Very informative and helpful.
Queen Victoria Hospital
2015-08-21
Person
4
5
0
Review of QVH Physiotherapy
written by a patient
21st August 2015
Queen Victoria Hospital
2015-08-21
Person
5
5
0
Review of QVH Physiotherapy
written by a patient
21st August 2015
Very efficient, friendly, informative.
Queen Victoria Hospital
2015-08-21
Person
5
5
0
Review of QVH Orthoptics
written by a family member
21st August 2015
Always friendly.
Queen Victoria Hospital
2015-08-21
Person
5
5
0
Review of QVH Physiotherapy
written by a patient
21st August 2015
Appointment time was kept, and Margaret (podiatrist) was very pleasant, helpful and professional.
I was impressed with the service.
Queen Victoria Hospital
2015-08-21
Person
5
5
0
Review of QVH Orthoptics
written by a family member
21st August 2015
Queen Victoria Hospital
2015-08-21
Person
5
5
0
Review of QVH Orthoptics
written by a family member
21st August 2015
Everything was excellent.
Queen Victoria Hospital
2015-08-21
Person
5
5
0
Review of QVH Physiotherapy
written by a patient
21st August 2015
Debbie took time to explain what she was going to do, and always took special care when treating.
Queen Victoria Hospital
2015-08-17
Person
5
5
0
Review of QVH Outpatients
written by a family member
17th August 2015
The clinic staff were very helpful in explaining things, especially with regard to how my husband's leg should be treated following surgery - something that the RLI (Ward 33) staff had failed to do! Also further follow-up appointment arranged. Good care/treatment from everyone - medical and administrative staff. Thank you.
What could be improved is that the clinic doctor told us that our GP surgery's practice nurse would undertake daily changing of dressings. However our surgery have explained that the practice nurses do not do this - it is all done by the "Dressings service" and/or district nurses. (We had to contact this service ourselves - that's another story!) Some"joined-up thinking" seems to be needed here - surely it's best for patients if each (health) service actually knows what other services do?