Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

Very good receptionist, very helpful. I waited 45 minutes when pregnant as A&E.

In and out like nobody's business. I stayed in for a few days and they treated me very well. They were alright and I had all the ladies looking after me.

I had an accident whilst visiting Birmingham for my brothers funeral, six hour operation and a seven day hospital stay, I was very happy with the experience, excellent service staff and assistance with organising my flight back to Australia, God bless the wonderful staff and NHS.

I have a confirmed biopsy, my GP referred me for treatment, QE, Heritage Building. No consultant, no Dr. Had to partially remove lower garment, cock leg up on a stool, no grab rail, nothing to help me balance. Camera technician had to place stickers close to my private area, get down onto floor and point camera up to area where the confirmed biopsy was taken.
Afterwards, I got dressed and sat in a chair and cried telling the camera technician that I had a confirmed biopsy.
I felt humiliated, I went home and cried. I do not have any hope that the QE will treat me.
I have disabilities as defined under disability legislation.

The consultant at rheumatology is very good and listened to my mom. They explained things very well.

I had a PET scan here a few months ago and it went well and to plan. I also had a CT scan and its all been done really quickly.

I got help from the GI psychology service as I have a lot of stress with my conditions.

I had a referral from my GP to follow up with a doctor about my eyes and HIV care at the GU clinic.

Really good. I go quite often and they see me, make appointments mostly on time and the staff are lovely there.

Respiratory is really good. I go every 2 to 3 months to see them. I feel listened to and I can ask them questions, which the always answer.