Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
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Based on 1854 reviews
Reviews (1854)
Good experience
April 14, 2021
I had an overall good experience with the few appointlents at A&E department.
Assiduous
Respiratory Care
April 14, 2021
I was admitted to the hospital in 2019 with a very bad asthma attack. Since then the out patient clinic team have been assiduous in monitoring my condition and seeking to improve my breathing.
Adapted well to Covid
Renal Services
April 14, 2021
Have adapted well to COVID with introduction of phone calls to avoid attending hospital. Blood tests at a convenient location.
Horrible.
April 14, 2021
Horrible. Staff gassing, drinking tea and snacking more than actually working. Get annoyed when you ask for an update. Left me waiting 6 hours and on a recent occasion left my 92 year old Grandma waiting for 8 hours!!!
Kind & understanding
April 14, 2021
I had a Colonoscopy, didn't wait long for this , the staff were very kind & understanding.
Poor communication
April 14, 2021
Poor communication between health professionals and especially towards relatives. Drs are unprofessional and have god complexes. Patients are treated poorly with very little dignity and respect.
No faults
April 14, 2021
No faults
Appalled
April 12, 2021
I am trying to get an appointment to see if I have Parkinson's disease and have to wait....... 44 weeks. I'm supposed to have a heart appointment once a year, it must be about 3-4 years since I have been called yet I have Arterial Fibrillation and a leaking heart valve. I'm appalled by the services that I'm supposed to receive.
Excellent service
A&E
April 11, 2021
Excellent service and good COVID-safe experience when I injured my leg last May.
Kind and patient
April 11, 2021
Staff have been so kind and patient during the pandemic. It was identified that the ward was short of staff however staff still had a smile and met patient needs which brought a tear to my eye as the staff tried their best to met patient need and to feel less isolated as family members were not able to visit. Whilst I was in the ward I wished if I could contact each members family in my cubicle to tell them how well looked after they were.