Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

I received an excellent level of service from A&E at Queen Elizabeth Hospital. I was sent straight for tests and scans.

I had a 7 hour operation on my spine. I spent two weeks in total at the hospital. The doctor told me that the operation was a success but it was a terrible experience. Don't get me wrong though, the hospital was nice and the nurses were really nice.

I have been under my consultant neurologist here for years. The care has been good but they have never got to the bottoms of things, there is no treatment and no answers which is very frustrating for my and my family.

I had an awful experience at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. I went to A&E with an eye problem and was waiting for hours to be seen.

I attended the Queen Elizabeth Hospital for radiotherapy and had to attend every day for 30 days. The care was good and the staff were nice, but I felt sorry for them because the machines kept breaking down. The staff were clearly under so much pressure and stress. I was constantly moved around from room to room to use different machines because so many of them broke down during treatment. It was very frustrating for myself and for the staff too. I would say that the department needs to be better equipped.

The care is great. they phone and I have infusions every 6 months.

I was taken too A&E with breathing difficulties. I was admitted in for 9 days and the care in A&E and inpatient care was good.

I had a CT scan for kidney stones. Staff were really good, they were nice and polite throughout.

I go to see the gastro team every 3 months and they are fine.

Excellent care. Good communication and very caring. Great assistance. Well done.