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Written by a patient at Kingston Hospital
10th September 2020


Because of the Covid restrictions my appointment with Dr. Choy was over the Telephone. I had suffered a suspected T.I.A. or ‘mini stroke’ in June, this was a follow up call. I found Dr. Choy an excellent communicator who quickly put me at my ease and welcomed and acknowledged that my wife, who was present, was vital to the conversation as she had been closely observing me since the incident. She was friendly and very capable in dealing with the symptoms and next steps to be taken. She was a very good listener and I never felt rushed, she seemed genuinely interested in what we saying. Together we decided on a plan of action involving blood tests and echocardiograms. At the end we both felt that all our questions and worries had been dealt with in a professional but highly sympathetic way. The consultation was a great success.

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Written by a carer at Kingston Hospital
12th January 2015


Dr. Choy is very patronising in her attitude to the patient. She does not respond to questions positively after she invites patients to ask questions about their condition.This is most peculiar. She is also very abrupt to the point of being menacing and rude. I hope her bedside manners are not copied by those residents/junior doctors who accompany her on her rounds. Dr.Choy would benefit from training aimed at developing better interpersonal skills and realisation that patients today are more knowledgeable about their problems, and expect to be treated with respect.

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  • Geriatric medicine
  • Internal (General) Medicine