"Very poor"

About: Medway Maritime Hospital Medway Maritime Hospital Gillingham ME7 5NY

Posted via nhs.uk 9 years ago

Well after 10 hours in A&E still had no bed for me. But wanted me to wait to see cardiologist in the morning. The had so few staff, ambulance paramedics had to stay and help out. No wonder Chatham Maritime Hospital is in special measures. So came home as I can get better care at home

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Medway Maritime Hospital

Submitted on 03/12/2014 at 12:11

Published on nhs.uk on 09/12/2014 at 21:10

I do apologise for the length of time it took for you to be seen in our A&E department, our aim is for every patient to be seen by a nurse within 15 minutes of arrival and by a doctor or treating nurse within an hour. The hospital is working hard to improve the operational processes to improve patient flow and capacity through the hospital. Katy White Head of Nursing, Emergency Department

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