"Some staff had zero empathy with patients and..."

My Dad arrived by ambulance to A&E at 2350 15th May after suffering 2 seizures and a suspected UTI/Kidney infection. Of the A&E staff 2 Doctors were very good and communicated well with us and my Dad. Unfortunately this was totally undermined by the total lack of empathy by a few staff. One person involved in treating Dad in the cubicle in A&E was very mono syllabic and seemed annoyed that we as concerned children asked the member of staff some questions. Not once did they offer any comfort and even when wheeling him down to a scan did they talk to Dad once (they were talking about shifts with another staff member). When the member of staff got Dad down to the ward they transferred him to a ward bed and just left, not saying a single word to us or Dad. It must take an effort to be this non-communicative. Also while we were in A&E a person wearing a leather jacket came out of the office area and picked up Dads notes, again they made no eye contact, didn’t introduce themselves to Dad or us and just walked off with the notes without saying a single word. It seems Wexham still fails miserably at the most basic level. If some staff can’t be bothered to even talk to patients or relatives they are in the wrong job. I am seeing my Dad in ward 8 this morning as I couldn’t get any significant updates over the phone.