I was sent to A&E by 111 on Monday 17th April, around 9pm. I’ve had glandular fever for two weeks and my tonsils were so swollen I struggled to stay hydrated, couldn’t eat, and was in a lot of pain. The nurse I saw was very kind and patient with me (I couldn’t speak clearly). Unfortunately I didn’t get his name, but I am very grateful to him. He took a look at my throat and said I needed to see an ENT and get hydrated at urgent care. I hope this review can be passed on to Royal London A&E because this member of staff was excellent and helped calm my anxiety about hospitals. I only waited around 20 minutes to be seen! I am now on antibiotics and feeling significantly better. Thank-you so much for your hard work.
"Incredible A&E Nurse"
About: The Royal London Hospital The Royal London Hospital London E1 1BB
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