My father recently had a kidney transplant at Manchester Royal and was on Ward 9.
He was operated on through the night by one of the best surgeons and we are immensely grateful to him.
He received the best of treatment given to him by the dedicated doctors and nurses during his 2 week stay in the hospital.
My father also had dialysis at the hospital and the care given was equally as good.
The nurses despite being extremely busy managed to spare a few moments to chat to their patients which was lovely to see and they kept us informed at all times.
During the stay at the hospital my father had been very sick through the night and was having to have a scan.He felt too ill to walk to the radiology department so a porter came to collect him to take him in the wheelchair.Before he left the ward one of the nurses came and wrapped a blanket around him to make him more comfortable.This doesn't seem like much but its little things like this that showed how much the nurses cared about their patients.They represented the best of the nursing profession.The utmost care and respect at all times.
They were very strict about visiting times and not allowing more than 2 people around the bed at any one time but this was totally understandable so as not to tire the patient.Also after transplant due to the patient being given anti rejection drugs it is important not to enter the ward with any infections due to the patients lower immunity.
I have only given the hospital a one for cleanliness as in the main areas of the hospital the bins were overflowing for days and toilets were not clean enough.In particular toilet brushes which should have been disposed of due to infection risks.
Overall I have given a 5 star review as the represents the wonderful care given.
Thank you Ward 9 and Manchester Royal.
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About: Manchester Royal Infirmary Manchester Royal Infirmary Manchester M13 9WL
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