The John Radcliffe, Headley Way
Oxford
England
OX3 9DU
Prof Chris Bulstrode - 98%
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"My main work is teaching medical students, in the Emergency Department. I am interested in involving patients in this process."
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- Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery
- Emergency Medicine
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Latest reviews for Prof Chris Bulstrode - 73 reviews in total
Added by a patient, 4 days ago (17 March 2010)
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Very attentive and reassuring.
Gave good, straightforward advice.
I left feeling happier that although I was experiencing pain there was no serious underlying issue.
Added by a patient, about 1 month ago (28 January 2010)
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The professor was relaxed and listened to my problems as if they were important to him. I have had a long problem with my hip and he came to different conclusions to previous doctors which i have now relayed to them, hopefully increasing my chances of getting better soon.
Added by a patient, 2 months ago ( 5 January 2010)
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Professor Bulstrode was fabulous. Despite dealing with the hectic activity of the emergency room, he was calm, kind and attentive. Also the hospital generally was very efficient and impressive. Nothing seemed like too much trouble for him or his staff. Please pass on my huge thanks to him.
Added by a patient, 2 months ago ( 1 January 2010)
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There was nothing I could suggest to improve his level and quality of service. He was very detailed in his approach to dealing with my hand fracture and advised of the best possible course of action and the possible consequences of the injury which was most helpful in putting my mind at ease.
Added by a patient, 2 months ago (28 December 2009)
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He is very pleasant and puts you at ease. He listened to me and went to a great deal of trouble to find the right medication for me. I couldn't have wished for better care.
Added by a patient, 4 months ago (18 November 2009)
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I found Professor Bulstrode to be wonderfully friendly and helpful. Although the department was very busy he didn't make me feel as though he was rushing me through, but took the time to listen to me and to explain things thoroughly. I went home raving about him!
Added by a patient, 4 months ago (18 November 2009)
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After going to the A & E with severe foot pain, I was seen by Professor Bulstrode. I spent all of 10 minutes with him and was told that I had Morton's Neuroma. However, no tests were done to confirm this and no x-rays were taken to prove that I didn't have some type of fracture. I expressed my concerns and was told that he was fairly sure that it wasn't a fracture or any other medical issue. I must say that I was rather unimpressed by his diagnosis. I feel that I was simply rushed in and out of the A & E as quickly as possible and that I was not given a thorough exam.
Added by a patient, 4 months ago (17 November 2009)
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Prof. Chris Bulstrode is a great doctor, patient, friendly, warm-hearted, and certainly erudite in his fields, and most importantly, he listens to me and gives me valuable suggestion concerning my illness. I find that very helpful and relieving.
Added by a patient, 5 months ago (21 October 2009)
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I just wanted to say thank you again for arranging my MRI for my back - which I've just had this evening - a prompt, calm and efficient service on the day that I paid a visit to the A&E
Added by a carer/relative, 5 months ago (20 October 2009)
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Having seen Chris Bulstrode on a manic Tuesday, after a 4+hr wait (as I said a manic day), we were seen, assessed, x-rayed and treated in a swift but considerate manner, Chris took time to talk to my son and engage him it what was happening, and once the x-rays were done, he took the time to explain what they showed, even though the workload that day was considerable.
A credit to his profession, and the Oxford Radcliffe trust.