Reviews
Reviews
Staff were all amazing and doing their best in a bad situation.
Hospital is overwhelmed with patients some of which could be health centre/GP sorted but they are probably struggling to get an appointment and put more pressure on A&E
Following a conversation with my IBD, I was told I should be admitted to the gastroenterology ward but would need to go to A&E and they would contact the ward. It took 21 hours from the mini arrived, until I was on the ward. Staff I initially spoke to did not seem sure about the system and so could not actually advise why everything was taking so long. I did later learn that I had to go through the same triage system as a patient who wasn’t expected. This put a lot of pressure on staff who were clearly run off their feet.
I came at 8:00 am in ambulance and after convicing/ the dr that my symptoms are of meningitis and asked him to start my treatment without any delay (as I am from the medical background), he started the treatment (I/V antibiotics) at 14:00 am (night). After 18 hours of arrival.
I have to fight to get the bed as I was in severe pain and vomiting and got it at 12:00 (midnight).after 16 hours of arrival.
Specialist dr saw me next day morning (9:30 am) after 25.5 hours of arrival. And treatment plan was discussed after that.
Extremely poor service and waiting time is unreal. I was admitted after that for week and I was having meningitis.
All fine but lucky it was a quiet time on a Sunday morning!
Even though the a and e department was extremely busy the staff were polite and friendly and the doctor who saw me was excellent it is a thankless job working in this department as you can’t please everyone but on my visit I was very pleased keep up the good work
The whole experience was appalling. I arrived at approx 11.30am and got home 13.5 hours later.
I was sent for a CT scan unprepared - no cannula fitted. When I arrived on a ward no-one, and I mean no-one, the nurse escorting me nor the nurses on the ward knew why I was there and firstly assumed I was being admitted before telling me I wasn’t despite actually not knowing why I was there.
I have decided with great pleasure to continue my treatment privately
Very good service and good Communication.
Thanks for all nuclear Medicine Staff.
Doctor, Nurse, assistance Nurse, and Receptions and MRI specialist.
We organised.
Very good listening.
Because of the gigantic communication barrier and inadequate resources at this hospital's "Urgent Treatment Care" I was left in considerable pain for a very long time with elderly patients also waiting for to long to see anyone. This country is becoming a disgrace and its all in the name of diversity. I'm a white British male so no one gives a damn about me, I'm bottom of the pile. I feel for the white British pensioners writhing in pain in your overcrowded reception area. nhs is finished.
The ambulance team and all doctors and nurses were very good and caring. Were I found confusion was from the Friday that I was told that I needed a ctscan before I could come home but by Saturday pm still wasn’t done And I was discharged and told that I would have to come back this week for the scan and I would get an appointment. Today my husband was told that the scan was cancelled and couldn’t get more info. I have an appointment for the 27 of May at the general surgery hot clinic in writing and I presume I should have had the scan done for it. I do not want to cancell that appointment especially that I am in quite a bit of disconfort and I would appreciate some answers