Dropped a concrete slab on my middle finger early November.....very careless.  Self bandaged for overnight, then visited local pharmacy next morning - helpful as always - advised stitch needed.
Phoned Minor Injuries Unit at Dunfermline Queen Margaret Hospital - quickly answered and advised to attend straight away.  Drove there and was seen more or less straight away by emergency nurse practitioner, Lyndsey.  X-ray taken by Sara, bone fracture. Lyndsey applied steri-strips, dressed finger, gave me a course of antibiotics and instructions for care.
Finger nearly recovered four weeks on.  Couldn't have asked for a better service - including dressings changed at Loch Leven Health Centre by the nurses of Community Care & Treatment Service - Audrey, Marie and Hannah.
Only negative - nothing to do with the local team - is that Queen Margaret Hospital (NHS Fife) was unable to access my health records (NHS Tayside).  A problem I have encountered before - NHS Golden Jubilee Hospital couldn't access my records either. Difficult to understand why they don't all use the same system!!
        
    
    
        "Couldn't have asked for a better service"
    
    
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