Reviews
Reviews
Warneford Hospital
2024-05-23
Person
4
5
0
Review of Highfield Unit Oxford
23rd May 2024
Open, honest and supportive team.
Suggested improvements
Nil
Warneford Hospital
2024-05-23
Person
3
5
0
Review of Highfield Unit Oxford
23rd May 2024
We believe our child received good care, however they didn't want to be in hospital, so probably didn't feel the care was good - but this is linked to their mental illness, not the level of service provided.
Suggested improvements
Communication. We aren't always clear what is happening or when. We were sometimes told we'd be contacted about various things, e.g. home leave, but this contact didn't happen consistently. We were told we could always talk to staff when visiting/collecting our child, but staff are (understandably) busy and never look like they would welcome being asked for feedback.
Warneford Hospital
2024-05-23
Person
5
5
0
Review of Highfield Unit Oxford
23rd May 2024
My child is receiving really good care at Highfield.
Thank you very much for your support.
Suggested improvements
I am not sure at the moment.
Warneford Hospital
2024-05-23
Person
3
5
0
Review of Highfield Unit Oxford
23rd May 2024
Warneford Hospital
2024-05-23
Person
4
5
0
Review of Highfield Unit Oxford
23rd May 2024
Staff
Suggested improvements
Idk
Warneford Hospital
2024-05-23
Person
5
5
0
Review of Highfield Unit Oxford
23rd May 2024
Warneford Hospital
2024-05-23
Person
5
5
0
Review of Highfield Unit Oxford
23rd May 2024
Warneford Hospital
2024-05-18
Person
1
5
0
Review of Oxford City and North East Adult Mental Health Team
18th May 2024
Nothing
Suggested improvements
Have better communication.
Listen to the pateint more and take our concerns seriously.
Have a heart. Be kind.
Offer support for mental health problems during the waiting period for other services that can take months just for an assessment.
Understand mental health and have a better understanding on high functioning individuals.
You lack the capability to prevent. For example, We can apprently "come back in crisis", but you can't define what a crisis is. A crisis can come very suddenly, but your crisis team dont answer the phone or take our concerns seriously. So, when does your service come into play? After we have overdosed or attempted to take our life? Because there is nothing in between to prevent a crisis from happening. Nor do you try to prevent a crisis from happening.
Your system uses a one shoe fits all approach.
You could give suggestions to 3rd parties or private routes if you can't offer it at the NHS. But you don't.
Constant discharge then refferal due to constant crisis as theres nothing in place to prevent a one.
Warneford Hospital
2024-05-16
Person
3
5
0
Review of Wintle Ward
16th May 2024
Jill Savory
Suggested improvements
Not sure
Warneford Hospital
2024-05-02
Person
1
5
0
Review of Vaughan Thomas Ward
2nd May 2024
Suggested improvements
The team should have granted me leave with no query as she wanted me to have a shower before going on leave