Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

The dermatology department has been fine, 5 minutes wait for the appointment and I've been in and come out.

He's under the endoscopy department and had his 23rd procedure recently which is part of the monitoring process for Barrett's Oesophagus. He has pre cancerous cells in his oesophagus. Been under the service for 5 years, did have a delay with his appointment but was more to do with husbands lung cancer diagnosis, and was more to make sure monitoring process could go ahead. Communication between the Queen Elizabeth hospital, Russell's Hall and New Cross Hospital could do with being a bit better. Queen Elizabeth is a wonderful hospital, they're just superb and he's been very very well looked after.

Went for physiotherapy. It took a long time to be referred to the department, it was about 6 weeks and I also did pain management. Consultant told me to go and that was fine. The actual care and physio was good, just a long wait when you're in pain.

The pharmacy were really quick and gave the medication for Mom really quickly.

Took too long for mom, she had an hours wait. They did tests and gave her medication and that was good.

My CT scan here went well and I'm happy with the care I received.

My experience of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital has been good. Once you are in the system as a patient, appointments and follow ups are good, the problem is getting into the system and that is where the delays occur. I have attended a number of outpatient appointments over the past 18 months and I have been satisfied with the service and treatment I have received.

Understanding and caring, the QE's been really good with medication.

The burns unit and therapy service they organised have been very helpful. I did originally have to chase them but this has improved as I've been under them for a while.

I have outpatient consultant appointments here for my long term condition. It feels like a long way to travel when not much happens at the appointment.