Peterborough City Hospital
Edith Cavell Campus, Bretton Gate, Peterborough, England, PE3 9GZReviews
Reviews
I had the honour of meeting with Sandeep Dahiya at the Rheumatology Department on Thursday 6th August. He explained everything very clearly and gave me helpful advice on improving my lifestyle. The questions I asked were answered in a full and understanding way.
As a patient you don't know what to expect and feel nervous, Mr. Dahiya, put me at ease and gave me the necessary information on the procedure I was due. He was polite and very helpful.
I will have no apprehensions the next time that I have an appointment with this gentleman. Thank you NHS and all the staff I met who were always helpful.
Very calm and clean.
Food terrible. Not enough staff to patients. Very poor communication by phone by staff, and virtually non existent.
The team on Ward A2/3 were kind, compassionate and professional. The demands on their resources were exacerbated by the Covid working oractive requirements, but they handled the mix of challenge with great grace and humour.
Brilliant treatment and wonderful care. I've been few days with my broken leg.
Thank you very much
Staff was friendly and professional
The team in ward 14b looked after my mother Patricia O'Farrell until yesterday where she was being treated for covid, she has now been taken back to her care home after making great progress. I would like to pass on the thanks of myself and all the family to the whole team who provided care and support to the highest level. Its very difficult not being with family when they are very ill but the consolation in this case was mum was with people who truly cared and for that i cannot thank you enough. Please all take care and stay safe during this very stressful time, thank you all.
I always feel listened to and involved in my future treatment
I am completing this in relation to my mother. I understand that she was released from your care today.
At no time have any family members received information about what was wrong with her, about the treatment that she was receiving, or why. Our requests that a doctor or somebody else with medical experience beyond that of the ward nurses call us, fell entirely on deaf ears.
We have called many times, sometimes without getting through, and have only been able to speak to nurses who had to go and ask somebody else, before passing on a message along the lines of 'she is fine'.
Sorry, but not good enough.
I am a retired nurse .My daughter attended the Aand E department under the direction of her GP .To say she was treated badly is an understatement. She was made to feel stupid and spoken to with a lack of care and respect. She didn't want to be in the hospital or anywhere near it under the present circumstances. And fully understands the pressures people are working under .Now here's the thing...they are disrespecting the decision which my daughters G.P made. The GP was concerned enough to refer my daughter to the hospital. So her opinion should be valued .In all my years as a nurse I never found it necessary to be rude and dismissive to any of my patients. Perhaps another vocation would be the way forward.