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Mr Jonathan Hughes
2015-06-26
Person
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5
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26th June 2015
I found that Dr Hughes treatment of myself was very open and honest. He made time for me and any questions/concerns I had were answer fully and he put my mind at eas. His 'bed side made' was very good and he had that personal touch both post and pre op which sometime can be missing. I would certainly have no hesitation in recommending him.
Mr Jonathan Hughes
2015-06-12
Person
5
5
0
12th June 2015
Mr Jonathan Hughes looked after my son in an amazing way. Johnny (my Son) said he was so helpful in explaining the operation and the best surgeon as my Son is doing so well after his recovery. For me he gave me perfect advice after the op too and that is key to Johnnys recovery. I also got a phone call from him 12days after op to see how Johnny is feeling that is exceptional what a fantastic man, very caring. Johnny feels so much better now his tonsils are out .
Mr Jonathan Hughes
2015-06-06
Person
5
5
0
6th June 2015
Mr Hughes was very considerate and took the time to clearly establish the reason for my referral. He was pleasant, reassuring and made me feel totally at ease particularly when conducting the examination of my throat which I had not been looking forward to. I would be happy to recommend Mr Hughes to any patient. Thank you.
C Tyler - Appt date: pm 3/6/15.
Mr Jonathan Hughes
2015-06-06
Person
4
5
0
6th June 2015
Single visit lasting less than 15 mins, so difficult to accurately answer questions 1 based on so little exposure. In terms of question 2, overall I left the appointment feeling that what I presented with was checked thoroughly and good reassurance given with the option for a follow-up appointment.
Although Mr Hughes was obviously listening to me during the appointment, he did ask the same questions several times during the session related to information I had already provided - e.g., "when did you last have the pain" and subsequently "when did the pain last occur" and then again "when was it last painful". This could just be his way of checking that he gets a consistent history, but it can give the impression that active listening isn't taking place. A better approach is to feedback to the patient what he's heard to check he's got the facts - e.g., "so the last time you had the pain was four weeks ago" and/or "if I understand you correctly there's been no pain in the last four weeks".
All in all an excellent service in a modern and clean environment. The calming manner of the nurse who fetched me and remained during the appointment was also very much appreciated.
Mr Jonathan Hughes
2015-06-03
Person
5
5
0
3rd June 2015
Excellent consultation. Focused and very helpful.
Works at
- University College Hospital, London
- Chase Farm Hospital, Middlesex
- Spire Bushey Hospital, Hertfordshire
- The Chiltern Hospital - part of Circle Health Group, Buckinghamshire
- Spire Thames Valley Hospital, Slough
- The Kings Oak Hospital - part of Circle Health Group, Enfield
- Cleveland Clinic London Hospital, London
Specialises in
- Otolaryngology
- Endocrinology
- Oncology
- Paediatrics
Profile
Consultant Ear, Nose and Throat / Head and Neck / Thyroid Surgeon
Jonathan Hughes graduated from the University of Bristol Medical School in 2000. He received training in Plastic Surgery, Neurosurgery and General Surgery prior to starting Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) training in London. His higher surgical training included placements at recognised centres of excellence, including The Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear, Imperial College, University College, and St Bartholomew's Hospitals.
During his ENT training, Jonathan was awarded the Royal College of Surgeons of England Research Fellowship to undertake basic science research into viral gene therapy for the treatment of cancer. This research was conducted at the Barts Cancer Institute, London and culminated in the award of PhD in 2013.
Following ENT training and research, he completed two Royal College of Surgeons of England accredited fellowships forming the basis for his super-specialist interests. The Imperial College Head and Neck Fellowship focused on management of benign and malignant tumours of the head and neck. The North Thames Laryngology Fellowship was based at the National Centre for Airway Reconstruction at Charing Cross Hospital and focused on the management of voice, airway and swallowing disorders.
In 2014, Jonathan completed a travelling fellowship to two international centres of excellence in the USA. Memorial Sloan-Kettering is the top cancer hospital in the USA and Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania is a pioneering centre for the use of robotic technology in head and neck surgery. During this time he learnt the very latest minimally-invasive techniques used by world leaders in the field.
Following a Consultant appointment at Oxford University Hospitals, he was appointed as a Consultant ENT / Head and Neck Surgeon at University College London Hospitals and Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trusts in 2015.
https://uk.linkedin.com/in/jonathanhughesentsurgeon
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