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The John Radcliffe
2021-11-20
Person
5
5
0
Written by a private patient
Written by a private patient 20th November 2021
Very comfortable and well run hospital with some very caring staff.
The John Radcliffe
2021-11-01
Person
5
5
0
Written by a NHS patient
Written by a NHS patient 1st November 2021
The John Radcliffe Hospital staff (Doctors and nurses) where absolutely fantastic and treated me with respect and honesty and gave a terrific experience and one that i will be forever grateful for.
Particular mention must go to Professor Stuart Winter and Dr Cameron in the ENT department.
The John Radcliffe
2021-10-25
Person
5
5
0
Written by a NHS patient
Written by a NHS patient 25th October 2021
The hospital managed to treat patients and be helpful despite the Covid pandemic I felt confident that my best interests were being taken care of under very difficult circumstances.
The John Radcliffe
2021-10-05
Person
5
5
0
Written by a NHS patient
Written by a NHS patient 5th October 2021
Was seen to on the same day
The John Radcliffe
2021-09-18
Person
5
5
0
Written by a NHS patient
Written by a NHS patient 18th September 2021
Great service and great staff.
The John Radcliffe
2021-08-19
Person
5
5
0
Written by a NHS patient
Written by a NHS patient 19th August 2021
I was happy with the treatment. I am confident that the JR is a good hospital.
The John Radcliffe
2021-07-30
Person
5
5
0
Written by a NHS patient
Written by a NHS patient 30th July 2021
Very positive feedback already given about JRH given through other channels. This is what I said:
I was admitted to the Purple Neurology Department of the John Radcliffe Hospital (Room 19 Bed 4) from Saturday 10th July until Tuesday 13th July 2021 following the diagnosis of SIADH/Hyponatremia following surgery to remove a Pituitary Macroadenoma at the Manor Hospital (2nd July).
I would like to put on record the excellent care and attention that I received throughout this time from ALL of the hospital staff that I met including the excellent lady at the reception desk, all of the Doctors, Nurses, Specialists and other key staff in that hospital department. They all took time to explain the course of my treatment and, as I was nowhere near as ill as the others in the ward, I was able to watch them all at work (including Occupational Therapists) dealing with my fellow patients. I admired their tact, patience and undoubted skills in dealing with the multitude of varying Neurology patients. I could see the patients improving quite clearly during my stay even though I was only a patient for a few days.
It would have been great if I could list the names of all of those undoubted experts but it would be invidious to pick anyone out in particular as I believe they are all top class and a credit to the John Radcliffe Hospital and the NHS.
Please accept my heartfelt thanks to everyone at the JRH.
The John Radcliffe
2021-07-22
Person
5
5
0
Written by a private patient
Written by a private patient 22nd July 2021
The care given in the ICU ward was amazing!
The John Radcliffe
2021-07-20
Person
5
5
0
Written by a NHS patient
Written by a NHS patient 20th July 2021
I was on Wytham Ward at the Churchill Hosptal for 5 days following ultra radical surgery. All the nurses were thoughtful, caring and professional. I felt safe and well looked after. The other members of staff on the ward were friendly, helpful and took care in their tasks. This includes nursing support, cleaning and catering staff. It made a big difference to have these positive interactions. Although obviously busy, the whole team was outstanding.
The John Radcliffe
2021-07-07
Person
5
5
0
Written by a NHS patient
Written by a NHS patient 7th July 2021
My experience of the John Radcliffe was as the childcare for a patient who was admitted after a RTA. He was brought in my Police Helicopter, his family ‘blue lighted’ to his bedside as he was not expected to survive. But he was a strong 18 year old and the wonderful teams at the Radcliffe worked their miracles. This was 8 years ago he still has physical issues but went on to get his degree in Oxford at The Brooks.