Reviews
Reviews
The staff spent lots and of time letting people wait , I was on pain but they don’t care at all they keep me 9 H then they said take pain killers. Really disappointing about how they treated me. I was with my c2 children and baby. Without food my kids from when they come from school they didn’t have any food only snacks. And when I complained, they said sorry . Is busy . I swear that day wasn’t too busy but they work too slow . With too long protocol.
AE was very busy long wait but checked every couple of hours Given meds for pain
Lots of people moaning staff were very kind and explained why there was a long wait
Having waited almost 14 hours in A&E with a shoulder problem the staff on duty were very pleasant and did their best as it was very busy and I was told there was only 1 doctor on duty. I also had to complain about the cleaner on duty a lady with black hair who was cleaning the floor in the Department, I was standing by the desk asking the nurse if she had any idea of how far in queue I was and the cleaner used the mop and almost knocked me off my feet, I asked her if she hadn’t seen me, and she mumbled something that I didn’t understand! Because I was in so much pain I just did not have the energy to argue with her, but I was very disappointed in her action! My husband did speak to the duty nurse in charge and made a complaint. Apart from that and the wait I have a lot of sympathy and respect for the NHS and continue to pray their protection!
When I arrived in the morning about 7am, they still attended to me even though they were short of bed spaces - my observation was carried out, they apologised for the shortage of bed space and immediately they took me to Day Unit where a bed was allocated to me and I was taken to the theatre and back to Erica ward afterwards. My allocated Nurse Debbie is super-experienced in caring and treating neuro-surgery patients. She is very welcoming and compassionate.
Dr Ahmed Ramadan Sadek and his team are teams of experts that make you feel at home with their excellent welcoming approach and working with excellent teams of radiologist and anaesthetist, porters, and experienced - all working together made my day they walked me from Day Unit to the theatre for my operation. They made me feel part of them
I had major surgery on the 21st March, got discharged on 27th March, sent home with 2 dressings for my large wounds, one being an open wound, 39 clips/staples in my abdomen, no aftercare or district nurses set up for me, still can’t walk or sit up as I also have stitches in my back passage! I now think I have an infection as in a lot of pain! The only care I received was from my stoma nurses who were lovely
Absolutely disgusting
I am trying to sort out care myself from my bed
I spent near 17hours in a&e department
Shifted pillar to posts
I have gang green in my appendix
So pain was very high
I asked the nurse at 1:30 am for painkillers to receive none then I asked another 3 of them still to receive nothing
It was not until the paramedic came in to take me to queens that I managed to received pain relief after an exchange of words with one of the nurses
Disgusting how you get treated in that hospital
Once place I will never be back to thankfully
My Mum went straight into a cubicle with her 2 daughters and had excellent care. It did not take long for her to transfer to a ward. She was even given food.
17 hours to be seen is too much. A woman got into cardiac arrest after waiting the whole night ,I had to call someone from ambulance happening to be there as she was lying down on a chair.it is like a hospital in Bangladesh
I think they did all that they could considering how busy they all were.
Good communication apart from one or two occasions probably due to very high work load at the A&E department.
Some of the doctors asked me again the reason I visited A&E. They should read the information provided by the patient earlier before speaking with them.