Dr Olufolakemi Akintunde-Edun

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Written by a patient at Somerset Gardens Family Health Centre
19th November 2018


She didn’t let me finish talking on the phone but luckily gave me an appointment. When I came in and explained my symptoms she took one look at me and said I probably have diabetes because I’m overweight and it runs in the family....which may be true but her delivery was horrendous. I had to ask her about how I could get tested which she didn’t even explain well. She named a medication as if I were to know what it was...I had to outright ask her what medication it was and what the name was of something else she said I had...she barely looked at me....had no empathy....rushed me out...I wanted to burst into tears but just left quickly. I will not accept an appointment with her again she ruined my day and just filled me with a premature fear.

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Written by a patient at Somerset Gardens Family Health Centre
7th December 2016


I had been referred to Dr. Akintunde-Edun for a minor surgery to remove, what my GP thought was, a sebaceous cyst on the scalp. During the consultation with Dr. Akintunde-Edun, she kept stressing (from just looking at it) that she might not be able to remove the whole cyst and that it might resurface and whether I wanted to proceed anyway. I confirmed that I did, as it was getting infected regularly. It felt like Dr. Akintunde-Edun was trying to dissuade me from undergoing surgery. When asked what stitches i prefer - dissolvable or non-dissolvable, I opted for dissolvable as I did not have time to see a nurse to remove the stitches, which the Dr. said would take around 4 weeks to dissolve. During the surgery, Dr. Akintunde-Edun confirmed that she would not be able to remove a second, smaller cyst. After the surgery, I was only given a Wound Care sheet, which warned me to keep the dressing on for 2 days and keep the area dry for 4 days. Nothing else. After about 4 weeks, it has become clear that stitches were not dissolving. Upon contacting the surgery Dr. Akintunde-Edun's works at, the receptionist confirmed the stitches were not dissolvable (based on her conversation with Dr. Akintunde-Edun). Dr. Akintunde-Edun apparently told the receptionist that I had opted for non dissolvable stitches originally and that she had given me post-surgery notes saying as much. This was a lie. I had opted for dissolvable stitches and never given any post-surgery notes (what surgery i had, who performed it, why, risks involved, next course of action, etc.,) except for a generic Would Care sheet. It has been 5 weeks since my surgery. I am going to see a nurse tomorrow to get the stitches removed, hopefully, without complications.

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Written by a patient at Somerset Gardens Family Health Centre
24th November 2016


I find this GP not very sympathetic she always seems preoccupied, I find her manner intimidating, if I need to see a Doctor she is the LAST resort

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Written by a patient at Somerset Gardens Family Health Centre
21st December 2015


I am not happy with this GP's care. I avoid seeing her. She makes me feel that I am taking a lot of her time infact when I timed my session it was only 6 minutes and she said that the consultation is over and I can only be seen with one problem. When I was explaining my problem her she was rushing me and also was not looking at me and answering the phone calls, was not professional at all. I visit Somerset Gardens once or twice a year and I don't think I am taking a lot of time of GP's and at the end of the day Gp's are there for patient's . When I need care I need to be able to get that from my registered GP Practice..

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