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Queen Elizabeth Hospital
2022-05-03
Person
5
5
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Written by a NHS patient
3rd May 2022
I have been an inpatient on a number of occasions where my stay was fairly welcoming. and my mobility disabilities were usually noted and access enabled. eg: I was provided with a specialist type of bed to accommodate the potential for the risk of pressure palsies.
I have attended this hospital as an outpatient two or three times a year for the last 15 years and have always appreciated the provision of facilities for disabled persons especially the availability of Disabled toilet facilities.
I would however add that given the very large number of Older Persons and Disabled Service Users and young parents with children who attend as Outpatients, I feel more attention should be given to providing adequate Disabled/ reserved parking facilities and those facilities that exist should be extended so that there isn't such a long and sloped pathway from the Main Outpatients Entrance to the Carparks, ie: in the examples of self-propelled wheelchairs, older Persons pushing their partners/relatives wheelchairs/ carrying hospital stay luggage/mothers/ fathers carrying babies toddlers whilst pushing prams etc etc.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
2021-12-17
Person
5
5
0
Written by a NHS patient
17th December 2021
Queen Elizabeth is Clean, Modern, and the Staff were very kind and considerate
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
2021-09-23
Person
2
5
0
Written by a NHS patient
23rd September 2021
Visited hospital colonoscopy appointment @3pm. Had to wait for something happened with another patient, saw doctor and nurse it was explained to me what was happening,
the doctor tried to put a canula in my right hand I asked him not to because my veins are not good on my hand but he did it anyway and it failed, leaving me with big bruise. He then put canula in my right arm ready for my sedation which I requested to have before coming. The next thing I know I am screaming with pain they tried to give me gas and air which was unsuccessful, the procedure had finished, and I was told they could not do because of poor prep pan colonic. he informed me I have a polyp and said he could not Finnish because of poor prep. I asked if I had done something wrong I was told NO it was down to movi prep not working and I would have to come back for another appointment. I was taken out of room put in to bed and was told I had to stay there because I was sedated and could not leave, which was untrue because I didi not feel I had been sedated.The medication they gave me was 3mg midazolam, 75 mcg fentanyl, and entonox, i certainly did not feel sedated. I have to go back at some point and I dont want this to happen again it was very traumatic
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
2021-08-13
Person
5
5
0
Written by a NHS patient
13th August 2021
I had a Brain tumour removed on 11/8/21 the staff surgeons in the admissions and theatre , from entering to the theatres were brilliant, afterword’s and I went to recovery and they were kind and professional then I went to Ward 728 and the staff on here were fantastic, I didn’t want to go home they made me feel that welcome, nothing was too much trouble for them
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
2021-08-01
Person
5
5
0
Written by a NHS patient
1st August 2021
go and see him ask your dr to refer you he is the best in my eyes look at the reviews they say the same because that's what he is like