"What happened to patient dignity?"

I had to take my husband to Chorley hospital for a second x-ray, as he had been laid up with pneumonia for four weeks. When we arrived at the X-ray department, we didn’t have to wait long to be called through. He was taken to the X-ray room nearest to the A&E, where he was asked, did he have a vest on under his jumper. He said yes, so he was told to take his top off in the corridor (ok he had a vest on, but what happened to patient dignity?). We sat waiting for someone to come to him. Then someone came from the other X Ray rooms and asked him to follow them. Still stripped to the waist with only his vest on no gown; he had to walk back through the waiting room to the other part of the X Ray department (bearing in mind he was still troubled with pneumonia and soon got out of breath). I was told to sit in the main waiting room with my husband’s coat, jumper and walking stick. My husband came out of the X-ray and was told to sit in the main waiting room to wait for his results. So I stood up and help him put his coat on. They then came out and said everything was alright and to go and see his doctor in 10 days, so we had to stop at the mens toilet so my husband could put is jumper back on. Not once did anybody smile or asked was he alright. What happened to caring hospital staff? We got the impression that it was just a job...