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Charing Cross Hospital
2021-02-25
Person
5
5
0
Written by a NHS patient
Written by a NHS patient 25th February 2021
High class Drs, very kind nurses and excellent front desk staff.
Charing Cross Hospital
2020-12-30
Person
5
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 30th December 2020
Exceptional service and would highly recommend.
I felt reassured and happy that diagnosis would be made. Thanking Dr Roe for all.
Charing Cross Hospital
2020-08-15
Person
4
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 15th August 2020
It’s a large LONDON teaching hospital. Friendly, welcoming. Efficient & effective service.
Charing Cross Hospital
2020-07-29
Person
5
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 29th July 2020
I was reassured during difficult times that my care would go ahead. I was seen promptly and on time. Staff wore PPE and kept on doing their daily jobs in a professional and friendly manner - from the MRIs, biopsys to the ink staining. I am very grateful to the Charing Cross team. Orla O’Neill is a stand out nurse.
Charing Cross Hospital
2020-07-09
Person
5
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 9th July 2020
I was treated at this hospital and the care, attention and all the staff were wonderful. I felt reassured always that I was in the very best hands.
Charing Cross Hospital
2020-07-05
Person
4
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 5th July 2020
Generally a massive improvement in frontline morale since 2003-7 when I last had breast surgery and various treatments (broken bones and sprains). The only downfall is in communications- sometimes doubled up and a waste of everyone's time. Sometimes inadequate. Great care, almost everyone is pleasant, helpful, respectful. In Oncology- Chemotherapy- some gaps in communication that could easily be filled. 1}Post portacath insertion: Called Cancer Support After Hrs a week after as rash developed. They sent me to A&E. A&E said they had no experience of dealing with this. Turns out I should have been told to take the bandages off after 2 days. They said no experience of the portacath 2}Wounds drain bottle: I ended up in A&E at midnight as I pulled the tube out. Staff had to go to the ward to get instructions (not given to me post surgery) , which are missing one small bit of info: how to refit the tube (twist.not push). Both small things but unnecessary waste of everyone's time, and stressful for me. Understandable as all are busy..but a written checklist of things to tell patients post each procedure rather than relying on memory , and a review of written instructions, would bear fruit.
Charing Cross Hospital
2020-03-07
Person
4
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 7th March 2020
Really great hospital.
Not too big so easy to find your way.
All the medical and non medical staff is amazing and super helpful.
I have been treated for cancer at this hospital. All the ward (clinic 8, breast clinic, imagerie, Surgery, day care chemotherapy and radiotherapy) are amazing.
The A&E is a bit too slow and not really efficient but overall ok.
The NHS is great, we are lucky to have them, thanks a lot
Charing Cross Hospital
2020-01-12
Person
5
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 12th January 2020
I am being treated by the Breast Care Services team at Charing Cross Hospital, and I can honestly say that all of them - the consultant surgeon and all the Breast Care nurses - have been thoroughly professional and kind throughout. I still have some way to go in my treatment, but to date I have felt completed reassured by everyone I've met.
Charing Cross Hospital
2019-12-18
Person
5
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 18th December 2019
great care whilst on ward and aftercare all in place to support me at home . Great thanks to Pysio and OT too
Charing Cross Hospital
2019-11-29
Person
1
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 29th November 2019
The radiotherapy team were great.