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Written by a private patient at The Manor Hospital, Oxford
26th October 2022


Mr Jackson is a listener - for me the best quality a doctor can have. He listens to what a patient is saying about their condition at all times and gives careful consideration to it all. His own expertise is exceptional and added to his ability to hear what hi patients are saying makes, for me, an exceptional phycisian. Thank you

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Written by a private patient at The Manor Hospital, Oxford
5th September 2022


I highly recommend Mr Jackson. He listens; asks questions to make sure he understands my concerns and condition; he explains both pros and cons of treatments available; patient with my questions; sympathetic and caring. I am so very happy I was referred to him. And my problem is sorted. Thank you!

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Written by a private patient at The Manor Hospital, Oxford
11th August 2022


Mr Jackson listened to my issues and provided reassurance on my forthcoming procedure.

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Written by a NHS patient at The John Radcliffe
29th July 2022


Mr Jackson was very professional and helpful. I was given conflicting advice previously, elsewhere, and he gave me expert advice and assistance. I would thoroughly recommend Mr Jackson.

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Written by a private patient at The Manor Hospital, Oxford
13th May 2022


I found Mr Simon Jackson to be very Professional, Direct, kind, and considerate. He gave thoughtful and honest consideration to all my questions and concerns. I felt safe in his care and found him easy to talk to as he also had a friendly disposition and a sense of humour. He gave me two options for surgery and I left it to his judgement as to which would be preferable for me once I was in Theatre. He also explained what to expect in recovery. and what I was likely to experience back on the ward and later when I got home. I did feel a bit vulnerable once out of the hospital environment and I guess most people do. I remembered the problems he predicted so found my way through them, tried 2 types of laxatives, walking helped in small doses with wind and pressure. A pain in the bottom eased with time and I discovered cling film is brilliant for keeping wound sites very dry and clean and it sticks to the skin like glue, the wounds healed well in 4 weeks. I am 5 weeks since my op and have started kegal. exercises and some TA exercises but feel as if I am overdoing it so am easing off with these for a few days. Listen to your body!

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Specialises in

  • Obstetrics and Gynaecology

Profile

Mr Jackson is a consultant gynaecologist and uro-gynaecologist with nationally recognised expertise in laparoscopic surgery.

He developed uterus conserving operations for prolapse (hysteropexy) that allow women to avoid hysterectomy. Results from this operation have been published and presented internationally.

Mr Jackson qualified in 1987 from Oxford University, his postgraduate surgical training was undertaken in Bristol where he worked in the departments of both gynaecology and urology. He was awarded an MD from Bristol University for research into connective tissue disorders in urinary incontinence and prolapse. He has been a gynaecology consultant in Oxford since 1999, specializing in urogynaecology and laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery.

Since becoming a consultant he has developed laparoscopic pelvic floor reconstructive surgery in Oxford, offering uterine preserving surgery to women as an alternative to the more traditional, and widely available, hysterectomy. He has published over 70 papers on urinary incontinence and prolapse and has written several textbooks on the subject. He is the director of Oxford's urogynaecology subspecialty training programme and is a member of the Subspecialty Training Committee at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.

His NHS practice is based at the John Radcliffe Hospital Oxford and he practices privately at the Nuffield Manor Hospital Oxford.