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"It depends which shift is on"

About: Whiston Hospital

My wife is currently a patient on e3, but has spent time in A&E and c1, her care has varied depending on who and which shift is on, she was admitted with a blood related problem and was seen fairly quickly then put into a room in A&E . From then on it went down hill, it took three hours for a doctor to see her and request blood and other tests. Everyone she appears to be getting better, she has no fluids or pain relief and all she gets told is we need to wait for a doctor, who if she's been lucky is once a day, the night shift appear to be the worst, I am going to make a formal complaint.

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Response from Whiston Hospital 7 years ago
Whiston Hospital
Submitted on 28/04/2016 at 08:30
Published on nhs.uk on 29/04/2016 at 02:32


We take all issues surrounding patient experience very seriously and we are extremely sorry that on this occasion your experience was not at the standard we would expect. Please contact our PALS team on 0151 430 1376 so that we can discuss this further with you.

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