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2nd June 2023


I went to see Miss Omar for a polyp removal. When I arrived at the hospital I saw her outside on her mobile. She called me in for my appointment early and I hadn’t even finished filling in my forms for the reception. She was very abrupt, did not let me speak and kept talking over me continuously and her mobile rang twice and she answered it whilst I was talking behind the curtain. She inserted the spectrum and then realised there were no more apparatus in her cupboard so she left me in the room with the spectrum inside me whilst she went to look for the apparatus. I don’t think she even told me to undress my bottom half or warn me the spectrum was going in and asking if I was comfortable which is pretty standard. I understood from the receptionist I was her last appointment of the day. Whilst I was filling in my forms after the appointment she was already off in her car leaving. Apart from the traumatic birth of my son, this is the worst medical appointment I have ever encountered. I hope she was rushing off for a medical emergency and then perhaps I’ll feel better about this appointment.

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Written by a NHS patient at The Princess Royal University Hospital
5th September 2022


I have to agree with the previous review Miss Omar is indeed brusque and quite rude, totally unnecessary, would be interesting to know if Miss Omar addressing private patients in such a manner. Miss Omar had Not read the GP’s notes of why I was a fast tracked referral and after two minutes was getting ready to exit me, I explained that I was referred because of a polyp. A quick examination, the polyp was removed, no patient consent, no mention of this happening, no explanation of whether the polyp was to be sent off. Her follow up letter is equally rude & dismissive as her attitude in person. I thought the NHS was starting a new initiative for better focus on woman’s health. This doctor lacks any empathy, one could wonder why she does the job, we as patients seem a nuisance to her

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Written by a NHS patient at The Princess Royal University Hospital
6th May 2022


Whilst I was very impressed with the Day Surgery Unit at PRUH overall - every OTHER member of staff was amazing - I'm afraid to say that I found Miss Omar's attitude very poor indeed. I'm very happy for hospital to be "business like" (I work in an industry known to be challenging behaviour-wise, and am no "wallflower"), but Miss Omar was brusque, did not encourage questions at all, and was wholly dismissive during our short interaction. In the couple of minutes she spoke to me, she barked at me asking if wanted a coil fitted, like it was some simple decision to be made in a heartbeat (it had never been mentioned to me before), and when I said I'd need to think about it she huffed and said "well your GP can do it then!". I don't doubt that medically she does the right thing and may well be good at that, but her bedside manner leaves a LOT to be desired, and left me feeling upset, un-cared for and not listened to.

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Written by a private patient at The Princess Royal University Hospital
19th January 2022


Miss Omar is a totally caring consultant. She performed my hysterectomy and BSO for stage one endometrial cancer in September 2021. As I waited agonising for my results, she rang with good news and made me laugh. She is straight to the point and down to earth and you can ask her anything. My gynaecologist said she was the only person he wanted to do my surgery as she is, as he said, "The best at getting big things out of small holes". Miss Omar performed intricate keyhole surgery to remove my swollen womb, and reassured me throughout and at the follow ups. I was really sad to see that the other patient didn't like her bedside manner. You need to remember that she's a skilled surgeon not Mary Poppins, and I'd opt for no one else to do complicated work under anaesthetic.

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Written by a NHS patient at The Princess Royal University Hospital
14th February 2021


Miss Omar performed my laparoscopy to treat my endometriosis. Her bedside manner was horrible and I actually called the PALS at PRUH to ask if I could have a different consultant. I was initially booked to see another consultant who was very understanding of my situation (endometriosis with difficulty getting pregnant after 3 years of trying) who explained my options. Due to covid my appointment was cancelled and he had left the hospital when I could get the laproscopy rearranged. Miss Omar was not going to see me before my lap but I insisted. When I entered the room she greeted me with "so what do you want?". Having undergone IVF I knew I had a large cyst on my right ovary and there was a potential the entire ovary may need removing and that is what I wanted to discuss but Miss Omar just did not care about the patient. She said it's wasn't practical to discuss options with me, she would decide. I had to make it clear to her via PALS I did not want my ovary removed. On the morning of the surgery she was pleasant but after the surgery I discovered she had not removed my uterine polyp, which she said she would and it does not seem she examined the state of my left ovary or of my fallopian tubes. I have no idea how the endometriosis is actually affect me - that was one of the key reasons to have it done. The note from my surgery was 1 line long and I have had no replies to my follow up questions sent to Miss Omar directly and sent via PALS. I now have to go through the entire lap again or a number of other treatments to find out how the endometriosis is affecting me and my fertility. 4 periods after my lap the pain is worse than was before (I now feel nauseous and sick when I have a period, I didn't have this before). I feel like the whole treatment was a waste of time. If she didn't want to treat me then she should have just passed me on to someone else who cares about their patients, which I did ack for.

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Profile

Miss Kazal Omar
Consultant Gynaecologist
FRCOG,MBchB,CABOG, Ultrasound gynaecology
Specialities
Gynaecology Oncology (cancer service)
Prolapse and Urogynecology( incontinent)
Minimal access surgery(all laparascopic+hysteroscopic)
Infertility and pre-assisted conception
Myomectomy and hysterectomy
Gynaecology ultrasound and early pregnancy scanning
menopause advise and management
Education, college Tutor, lead clinical lecturer for kings college medical school
Year of first Qualification
1981
GMC , Reg, 4570455
Telephone
01277 695 695
07904 305802
01689864858
Fax; 01689 261 924, 01689 866055
EMAIL
Essex.enq@nuffieldhospitals.com
Rachel.martin4@nhs.net
Kazalomar606@yahoo.com
Secretary
Miss Rachel Martin ,
01689864858
07904 305802
Anaesthetises worked with
Dr Agilan Kaliappan
Dr Shahid
Dr Charnaka
BMI; Dr Johns, Dr Turvey, Dr King, Dr Able
Clinics
Alternate Friday; 14-18 hours
Extra clinic can be arranged upon request

Location; Brentwood Hospital
BMI hospitals
Chelsfield Park Hospital
Thursdays, 8.00 am-12.00 midday,01689877855
The Sloane Hospital
Wednesdays; 17.00-20.00, 0208 466400
Language’ ; English, Kurdish, Arabic
Current NHS post
Consultant Gynaecology and Obstetric
Kings college Trust, Princess Royal University Hospital, Denmark hill
Professional membership
General Medical Council
Royal College of Gynaecology and Obstetrics
British association of gynaecology Oncology
British association of Colposcopy and cervical screening
British association of ultrasound in gynaecology and early pregnancy complications
British association of Minimal Access Surgery
British association of Urogynecologist
British association of Family planning

Research interest
2 week wait post-menopausal bleeding and laparoscopic surgery for gynaecological cancer


Courses offered to GPs
A full range of talk titles of all afore mentioned specialities are available for GPs.

Declaration
Miss Kazal Omar work with the following private medical insurance providers
Bupa
Bupa on demand
AXA PPP Healthcare
AXA PPP International
Aviva health
Cigna
CS Healthcare
Simply health
PHC
Exeter Family Friendly








Clinical interest (treatment, operation, tests)

Menstrual disorders and all their management
Post-menopausal bleeding and abnormal tumor markers
Peri menopausal and post-menopausal problems
Uterine and vaginal prolapse
Uterine fibroid (myomectomy, key hole and open surgery)
Urinary frequency and incontinence (minimal invasive surgery)
Surgical and medical management of miscarriage
Cervical smear and HPV test
Laparoscopic surgery for ectopic pregnancy
Hysteroscopy (diagnostic and operative)
Laparoscopy (diagnostic and all laparoscopic surgery)
Ovarian cyst (laparoscopic and open surgery including endometriosis)
Hysterectomy mean removal of uterus (full laparoscopic mean key hole, vaginal, abdominal)
Prolapse repair and reconstructive surgery for vulva and vagina
HRT advise
Advise, investigation and management for genetic Breast cancer
Prophylactic oophorectomy (removal of ovaries) in cases of BRCA gene positive.
Family planning advise and management
Infertility investigation and pre-IVF management

Post treatment communication
Following treatment of all patients, I will communicate with GPs in line with Department of health,GMC and appropriate professional bodies guidelines
In the event of urgent query following treatment, members should use the following contact details
Myself- through hospital where treatment received
My private secretary
My NHS secretary, 01689864897
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