Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
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Based on 1985 reviews
Reviews (1985)
Not wheelchair friendly
A&E
April 29, 2025
Q&E is not wheelchair user friendly at all. The waiting room is small and uncomfortable.
Too long to diagnose cancer
Cancer services
April 29, 2025
Takes too long to diagnose since covid. They missed a quick check that could have caught it sooner.
Brilliant, can't fault them
Outpatients
April 29, 2025
The outpatients liver department and pharmacy is great. Wonderful. Always good information given and are always helpful. Brilliant, I cannot fault them at all. You never wait too long for medication either.
Quick at pharmacy
Other
April 29, 2025
The pharmacy is quick and they explained how to do the injections.
Self check in and no help
A&E
April 29, 2025
When we arrived in a taxi at A&E we had to do a self check in. There was no one there to help. Was in a lot of pain too. We were seen quickly after speaking to a nurse and they did an x-ray and CT scan. They discharged after that and there was no follow up. They said they would call us as they think it may need an operation.
A pleasant experience
Renal Services
April 29, 2025
Very good and very efficient in the ways its set up. The staff treat you with respect and you received a pleasant experience.
Wonderful at rheumatology
Other
April 29, 2025
Wonderful at rheumatology, very caring. The receptionist is a bit off and needs to be polite with patients but the rest are absolutely wonderful. I worship the ground the one doctor walks on. The nurses are wonderful too.
Very thorough doctor
April 29, 2025
I collapsed and waited 6 hours in A&E for observations. They called for the crash team and they took me from a chemo ward to the A&E department in a wheelchair. They did an ECG and bloods. The doctor was very thorough.
Happy with the service at the fracture clinic
April 29, 2025
Very good. I'm happy with the service and follow up at the fracture clinic.
Very disappointed
April 29, 2025
Very disappointed with the delay in diagnosis which has caused the condition to advance and is difficult to now treat.