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Classes were very informative

Posted By McDonald9

"Classes were very informative"

About: Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Glasgow / Pulmonary Rehabilitation

(as a service user),

The classes were to support me to manage my COPD. 

They were very informative, I now know how to breathe, exercise and access help & support re future exercise. Stop smoking people with same health condition!

Classes were delivered at a pace to suit individual needs within a group setting. 

I feel fitter and healthier and now plan to stop smoking and attend the vitality classes.

Thanks Debbie and Lyndsey, you're both stars. Mark the student too was great support.

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Response from Kirsty Murray, Team Lead - Pulmonary Rehabilitation Service, Pulmonary Rehabilitation, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 3 weeks ago
Kirsty Murray
Team Lead - Pulmonary Rehabilitation Service, Pulmonary Rehabilitation,
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

Submitted on 30/04/2025 at 12:34
Published on Care Opinion at 12:34

Dear McDonald 9

Thank you for taking the time to provide such positive care opinion feedback regarding your experience at our Pulmonary Rehabilitation programme at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

It is great to hear that you found the classes to be informative and delivered to meet everyone's individual needs.

I will make sure Debbie, Lyndsey and Mark get to see this feedback as I know they strive to deliver the highest standard of care to all our patients.

It is also great to hear that you are feeling fitter and planning to continue exercising via the Vitality Programme as well as stopping smoking that is fantastic.

Good Luck for the future,

Kind Regards

Kirsty Murray

Team Lead

Pulmonary Rehabilitation GG&C

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