St Peter's Hospital

St Peter's Hospital 2013-04-06 Person 0 5 0

The staff were extremely competent and very friendly. We could not have had better treatment.

St Peter's Hospital 2013-04-06 Person 0 5 0

Excellent care.

St Peter's Hospital 2013-04-06 Person 5 5 0

The staff were exellent. The food poor.

St Peter's Hospital 2013-04-06 Person 4 5 0

Nurses, doctors are very good. Plates are cold so food gets cold.

St Peter's Hospital 2013-04-03 Person 4 5 0

MAU was very good. Short stay unit where I ended up isn't in your list and the experience was slightly less good. I had a high fever suffering from neutropenic sepsis (I have terminal lung camncer) and I was quite confused. Worst problem was total lack of mobile phone signal which left me feeling anxious, scared and isolated as I couldn't communicate with my partner or family. Even having bought a Hospicom card at great expense, the telephone system was not working. Fortunately I was in a side ward, as eventually my family decided someone had to be with me virtually all the time as I became so confused and distressed.

St Peter's Hospital 2013-03-21 Person 1 5 0

The most horrible care and service provided at this hospital,long wait of 6 hours, for 15 minutes to see the doctor with the children in the middle of the night; in terms that we waited from 10 pm until 4am in the morning with 2 children ,and from 12pm the doctor left A&E and at 3,30am returned.Incompetence doctors and nurse as well. Arrogant attitude and miserable way of communicate.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Another time we waited 4 hours for the doctor to come and do the blood test and another 4 hours for the results. The only thing I can not understand why sooooo many children get to A&E for ear infections and urine infection and chest infection,etc??????????why are they not well treated and not to get to hospital for a stupid infection which can be treated by the GP????????Because doctors are not competent anymore ,they just take money but not care about patients. Horibleeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!

St Peter's Hospital 2013-03-16 Person 4 5 0

Parking spaces has improved since the parking barriers and ticketing has been introduced but the main car park has loads and big pot holes. We entered at carpark level, this corridor could use some re-flooring and painting. The floor the children's unit was on was clean and in the unit were toys for the children to play with while we waited.

St Peter's Hospital 2012-11-16 Person 1 5 0

It's extremely hit and miss. There are some outstanding members of staff at this hospital but most are rude, insensitive and completely incapable, even more sinister is the fact that they rarely know what they are talking about. I would not recommend this hospital to anybody, nor would I ever go there unless it was to help them improve their services, or I was physically dying and it was my only hope of staying alive.. even then you'd have to twist my arm to make me go. I have almost died, so I know what it feels like and I stand by my conviction- I would avoid this hospital at all costs. It has a terrible reputation and I don't wonder why. disgusting. outrageous. makes me feel sick just to think about it.

St Peter's Hospital 2012-10-09 Person 2 5 0

while i was in this ward i nearly froze to death due to another patient opening the windows during the night and had fans blowing all night, (4 ights) i had to try to sleep with my clothes on including my overcoat, the nurses, charge nurse were good to me no complaint there, have to come back to st peters on 28/5/13 to see mr khellie, (may be wrong spelling), if he decides not to remove this frame from from my leg then i will take this to PAL also the BBC news and newspapers will be informed, i feel i have been very badly treated, so many mistakes have been made by this hospital and east surrey (which is not in guildford) paper work a joke, how can i be in two hospitals at the same time on the same date 13 miles apart,

St Peter's Hospital 2012-09-08 Person 2 5 0

I am writing this review on behalf of my husband who was involved in a serious motorcycle accident on the 8th of September 2012; he was taken to St.Peter's Hospital that afternoon. Our experience of the A&E service was far from excellent. The paramedics did a great job in taking my husband to the A&E department but after that we feel that we had very little information given to us or time spent with us on that terrible day by anyone on that hospital. Upon my arrival I found my husband alone on a stretcher, after a while he was taken away for x-rays. The x-ray revealed a fractured scapula but that was one of several injuries he had. The one female nurse that tended to him, though friendly, spent time chatting to us about her long day shift. The male nurse that took my husband to the x-ray room didn't speak any English; I found it unacceptable that a Hospital staff couldn’t speak English. Eventually a doctor came to see my husband after the x-ray to tell us he had a fracture, there was no mention of anything else and before we knew it he was called away to another emergency, we guessed. We were left alone again for what seemed a very long time. Finally another male nurse came to see my husband and at this point he put on a sling on his arm and gave him a minimum dose of painkillers, he was then allowed to go home; wearing nothing but a hospital gown, underwear and bare feet. In my opinion, he should have been kept under observation for at least a night if not longer, he should have been given proper pain relief, in fact we had to contact our local doctor to obtain this. He should have been given a proper sling not a cloth so rough that cut into his neck and his skin was red raw. A crutch would have been helpful as he had a damaged knee which until today has problems with, and at least the hospital could have provided him with some slippers to leave the hospital with, instead of walking out onto the cold concrete road. These are minor in comparison to the lack of communication from doctors regarding the extent of his injuries, what symptoms he could expect in the following days and months, how he /we could cope with the trauma. In short, he received minimal care. It has nearly been a year since the accident but we relive it every day. Mrs. N. Logan 23 Morval Close, Farnborough Hampshire