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Dr Lily Read
2019-09-26
Person
5
5
0
26th September 2019
My mother was seen by Dr Read in the mental health team. She was kind, on the ball and consulted mum and us at every step. Mum surprisingly agreed with the treatment! I think my mother was really happy that she did not have to tell her story all over again as she usually has to do with someone new, and Dr Read told her details from her past, which immediately gave her confidence. She is often rude and we were grateful that the doctor dealt with this with humour. She gave us letters that were detailed each time, so we managed to keep track of what has happened and what is happening next in the chaos of many appointments everywhere. I am thankful to have met her and I will say that our experience with mental health services before we met her has not been great. Some of the people that come and visit my mother really do not have anything helpful to offer.
Dr Lily Read
2019-03-23
Person
5
5
0
23rd March 2019
Dr Read listened to my concerns and helped me through a difficult period.
Dr Lily Read
2019-01-27
Person
5
5
0
27th January 2019
I have been working with Dr Read for few years, during this period I found her highly professional and committed to her job; she is one of the key players in the team and also has excellent leadership skills which have made her popular among her colleagues. Dr Read is conscientious colleague; she shows great enthusiasm for her patients and colleagues. She has supported her colleagues during their difficult time in their career .
Dr Lily Read
2017-11-18
Person
5
5
0
18th November 2017
Excellent doctor who really cares about patients, carers and colleagues. A pleasure to work with
Dr Lily Read
2017-06-20
Person
5
5
0
20th June 2017
Once concerns picked up, several assessments took place very promptly, it was acknowledged that I was nervous and anxious and those who saw me tried to be re-assuring, although knowing outcome might not be what I wanted.
Profile
I specialise in mental health problems in people age 65 or older . This includes mood disorders (such as depression, anxiety, bipolar affective disorder), psychosis and cognitive difficulties (such as memory impairment and dementias).
At present I work as an Acting Consultant in Liaison Psychiatry for Older People at Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Trust, having previously worked as a SAS doctor in a community team.
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