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"While giving blood for tests, ..."

About: University Hospital Aintree

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While giving blood for tests, people known to the nurse taking the blood wandered ito the room and started a conversation with them. As they turned to chat, the needle pulled in my arm and caused more pain. When I winced, the nurse asked me what I was complaining about, and told me how good they is at their job.

The room where blood is taken should not have open access to the corridor, allowing anyone to walk in, so the nurses can focus on taking blood, and so patients feel they are cared about during the procedure.

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Response from University Hospital Aintree 10 years ago
University Hospital Aintree
Submitted on 23/07/2013 at 19:55
Published on nhs.uk on 24/07/2013 at 04:00


Apologies, but this comment, while noted, was not responded to at the time of posting, and much has changed at our hospital since then. Clearly, this did not represent the respect and dignity which you should expect with your care. Please contact us again if there are any issues you wish to highlight currently.

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