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I went into hospital on November 2 to undergo a spinal operation Ms Iona Collins was extremely caring as were all the hospital staff on the ward. Everything went smoothly wards were exceptionally clean and I felt totally safe especially as covid 19 restrictions were in place would be totally confident to go back into this hospital under these restrictions
I was very nervous before my operation but the care I received from my consultant and nursing staff was extremely caring especially as this covid 19 virus is around everyone put me at ease. The cleanliness was excellent. Did not have any worries at all.
I had a Discectomy operation in Neath/Port Talbot hospital on November 23rd 2020 under the brilliant surgeon Miss Iona Collins and her specialist spinal team. Can’t thank everyone enough through the Green Passway Uber Miss Collins. Neath/Port Talbot hospital is excellent the care I had there for my short stay was fantastic I was in ward B2 it was like a new hotel the nurses and staff were amazing. Cleaners were doing a fantastic job under these testing times. Nothing was to much for them they cleaned my room every few hours. If I was a patient waiting to go for treatment in Neath/Port Talbot hospital I wouldn’t hesitate your in safe hands in these testing times. And I like to thank Miss Iona Collins again for making my life happy and pain free again. They deserve all the credit in the world for the job they are doing in these testing times. Simply amazing NHS
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I visited the ‘Local Accident centre’ at the Hospital.I found all the staff within the department to be professional and efficient.The Nursing staff were knowledgeable and explained everything to me. I was seen quickly and I felt safe due to the measures that were in place due to covid-19. However I found one lady on the reception desk quite rude in her manner, bearing in mind this is the first person that patients will see I think this should be addressed.I think it is vital that they are ‘welcoming in their manner’, especially as patients arrive on occasions feeling vulnerable and anxious. I also had to shout whilst booking in due to masks and the glass screen across reception.As much as I totally understand this is necessary. I think something could be out in place to not make it necessary for patients to have to ‘shout’ in a waiting room the nature of their injuries, home address and telephone number etc.
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