Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
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I can contact them anytime.
October 3, 2023
When I was finally diagnosed they have a full team of specialist nurses available 24 hours. I can call them, leave a message and the most suitable person will get back to me. I can contact them anytime.
Helpful staff
October 3, 2023
I was referred there a few years ago for issues relating to pregnancy. They were very helpful but I had a miscarriage in the end. The staff were very helpful.
Good treatment provided.
October 3, 2023
My mom went to A&E with back pain and was seen within an hour. Good treatment provided.
More BSL interpreters are needed.
October 3, 2023
Recently my mom had a triple bypass at Q.E. My mom is deaf and the place is not set up for people who are deaf. The care was good but they were not able to talk to her at all. More BSL interpreters are needed.
Taking good care of my brother.
October 3, 2023
My brother has MS and regularly goes to QE. They are taking good care of him.
Very good and supportive.
October 3, 2023
I was in the Q.E. for 2 weeks during covid and they were very good and supportive.
They see me on time.
October 2, 2023
I go to the liver clinic once a month and they see me on time and regularly update my prescription.
My poor Dad left on a trolley in A and E
A&E
September 30, 2023
My Dad who is 76 had a seizure on Wednesday evening. An ambulance was called and he was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital. My Mom went with him. On arrival he was given MRI scan and CT scan to rule out a stroke. He was then left to wait in A and E for a doctor to see him. My Mom was sent home in a taxi at 4.30 am. He wasn’t sent to a ward as no-one seemed to know what was wrong with him. He was left All day Thursday and Friday in A and E. He was provided with food and water but was unable to feed himself due to his hands shaking after the seizure. No-one helped him. On Friday he was told the hospital was taking him home, he sat on a chair in the discharge centre for 6 hour’s waiting. In the end my sister went to collect him. When she got there he was wheeled out in a wheelchair and found it incredibly difficult to get into the car, my sister questioned whether he was ok to go home and the nurse said he’d be fine. The nurse also said he had all of his medication. On returning home and reading his discharge notes it appeared he should’ve had a new medication, which was neither given or prescribed. I am utterly appalled that my Dad was tested this way in a care giving environment.
I felt I could ask questions.
September 28, 2023
It was fine. I went to see a consultant. Information was sent in good time. I felt I could ask questions and they sent me follow up information in the post.
Convenient. Train stops right outside.
September 28, 2023
Quite convenient. The train stops right there. The staff and appointments are okay. I know the building off by heart. They've started putting locks on the doors.
