Feedback is something you should offer promptly so I should apologise at the start for how late this feedback is.
I went to the Royal Infirmary with concerns about possible heart issues. It was a scary situation.
A&E must be one of the most stressful places in the world - as a patient it was stressful so I can only imagine how much more stressful it must be for the staff who work there.
The staff were - all of them from the lady at reception to the nurses and doctor I spoke to - fantastic.
The nurses and other staff were clearly already extremely busy when we got there but did all they could to explain what was happening and what I could expect. They were friendly and professional and helped calm me down - something I can't stress the benefits of enough.
Gerry, the nurse in the room I was waiting in, was great at this and helped while I waiting nervously to see the doctor that day.
I had multiple tests and checks (including a CT scan). The scanning guys were great - everything was clearly explained and they were friendly and we even managed to have a chat while they were getting set up.
The doctor I spoke to - Dr. Adeagba - was absolutely 1st rate. She was a quietly spoken but friendly person. She took me through what was happening, listened to me and kept me calm.
When the scan didn't pick up a concern for my heart but did register another issue which required a 2nd scan she kept it all in perspective for me and explained the next steps which led to an MRI later.
Happily no further action was required and I wish I had sent this feedback on sooner.
As it is I lost the details including the names of the staff I spoke to and when I found them again I wanted to send this on immediately (& apologies again at delay)
Thanks you to all staff involved - you're doing a fab job and I really appreciate you all.
"The staff were fantastic"
About: Glasgow Royal Infirmary / Accident & Emergency Glasgow Royal Infirmary Accident & Emergency G4 0SF
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