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Castle Hill Hospital
2019-12-21
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Review of Ward 10 (CH), written by a patient
21st December 2019
I received excellent care as a patient on ward 10. The nursing team were fantastic and very supportive throughout my stay- nothing was too much trouble. I was cared for by Justin , an excellent staff nurse who has recently qualified. He was very caring and ensured I was pain free and well informed. The support workers were fantastic and kept my spirits up throughout the stay and made sure I was well fed and watered . The doctors were also very caring and checked up on me throughout my stay. I really can’t fault the excellent care I had on ward 10, castle hill hospital.
Castle Hill Hospital
2019-12-15
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5
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Review of Ward 9 (CH), written by a patient
15th December 2019
Friendly, caring, efficient staff who work hard!
Castle Hill Hospital
2019-10-16
Person
5
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Review of Neurosurgical Outpatients , written by a patient
16th October 2019
Excellent service
Castle Hill Hospital
2019-10-11
Person
5
5
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Review of Ward 30, written by a family member
11th October 2019
I should have done this back in 2015 when my wife, Marian Jackson. passed away. My wife was cared for in Ward 30. The care was wonderful in every respect. You can't improve on excellence. Everything was done with a winning smile. Ward 30 staff were/are a role model for the National Health Servide. God Bless you all frm Tudor Jackson
Castle Hill Hospital
2019-09-29
Person
5
5
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Review of Ward 16, written by a patient
29th September 2019
I stayed on Ward 16 at Castlehill 3 times at the start of 2019 (2x lumpectomy and a mastectomy) the nurses although always very busy made time to make sure i was cared for and comfortable. Lovely nurses, cleaners etc all very friendly.
Castle Hill Hospital
2019-09-20
Person
5
5
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Review of Radiotherapy , written by a family member
20th September 2019
Excellent care and support through 20 sessions of radiotherapy. Good back up from nurses and dieticians and consultant. Only one reservation time waiting to have blood taken.
Castle Hill Hospital
2019-08-28
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5
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Review of Plastics OP, written by a patient
28th August 2019
I had cosmetic surgery on my ear to repair an enlarged piercing. The old hole was in danger of ripping my ear and I was reluctant to wear earrings. I am extremely pleased with the result. I can now wear earrings again, albeit I am being careful not to damage again. The day surgery was carried out at The Spire Hesslewood Clinic. I was well looked after and can not fault anything. The aftercare has been excellent. Mr Haeney is very pleasant, I would not hesitate to recommend him. I would most certainly see him again if I had the need.
Castle Hill Hospital
2019-05-18
Person
5
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Review of Day Surgery DSU3, written by a patient
18th May 2019
The staff all seemed friendly and were very professional. Jen in particular was lovely and put me at ease.
Castle Hill Hospital
2019-04-23
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5
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Review of Ward 10 (CH), written by a patient
23rd April 2019
Dr Jassar is a great surgeon I had to stop smoking after 36 years to have my operation it was worth it my nose was in such a state it was broken in six places and also needed a skin graft he's an excellent plastic surgeon my operation was very successful and I've ended up with a beautiful girlfriend through it I can't thank Doctor Raad El-Jassar enough Thank you so much
Castle Hill Hospital
2019-03-22
Person
4
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Review of Ward 26, written by a patient
22nd March 2019
I spent 5 nights on ward 26 post surgery,& cannot speak highly enough of the competent & compassionate staff.My experience was massively blighted by the alarm which was left to sound for very long periods totaling over 60% of the duration of my stay. I worked for over 30 years in the chemical industry,controlling an industrial herbicide plant for ICI. The industry has long been dependent on complicated instrument loop control systems,so I can speak with a little authority,when I say that an alarm that spends over 4%of time in the live (noisy) mode,it is deemed to be irritant & in need of adjustment.Any instrument poor enough to make it into double figures is no longer an alarm as it becomes universally ignored. All alarms have a huge raft of adjustable parameters,which any competent scientific & technical dpt will gladly manipulate on behalf of the operation(medical)staff.The problem is not difficult to solve. Failing to do so will perpetuate the immense stress condition on staff and patients currently being needlessly suffered. Repetitive noise has been used as torture for centuries,most controversially recently in Guantanamo Bay & Abu Graib military prisons,I am now able to empathise with the victims. I noticed several new patients asking for peace,& because the staff felt under pressure,they lied.One I heard more than once:"It's connected to someone's heart & if it stops we're in trouble!" As in much of British industry you appear to have a magnificent workforce suffering because of woeful leadership,please get this sorted.Now.
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