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"Great care after the sudden illness and collapse of my wife"

About: Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital / Accident and emergency Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital / General medicine

(as a relative),

During the day in late May, my wife became more and more distracted and less and less responsive. We thought she was having a stroke, so called the emergency services. From then on she was treated in the most professional way by the ambulance men, the A&E staff, the ICU staff, the specialist and the general ward she was moved to.

It was not a stroke but a life threatening low salt condition that required that she should be kept in a coma while it was restored to normal.

Her family were kept closely informed and involved all the time and are very glad to have such a great team of health workers available. She is now in great shape!

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Response from Julie Pearce, Chief Nurse + Director of Quality + Operations, East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust 9 years ago
Julie Pearce
Chief Nurse + Director of Quality + Operations,
East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust

I am responsible for quality improvement which includes patient safety and patient experience

Submitted on 03/07/2014 at 23:40
Published on Care Opinion on 04/07/2014 at 13:52


Thank you so much for providing us with such lovely feedback. We are so glad that we were able to help during such a stressful time for you all. We are very proud of our teams who work really hard to provide high standards of care with kindness and compassion. Glad to hear that your wife is recovering well.

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