On the 9/11/17 after a week of feeling unwell I attended my Gp.
After several tests the Gp contacted a Neurologist at St Mary's Hospital.
Acting on the advice received the Gp referred me to a TIA clinic at Charing Cross hospital.
After my Gp appointment I went home.
At 1502 hrs 9/11/17 I received a telephone call from a Doctor ( name available on request)
The Doctor explained a number of scenarios and advised me to attend an A&E department.
Additionally the Doctor suggested that it should be Charing Cross hospitals A&E dept.
I advised the Doctor that I could not travel unaccompanied as my well being had again started to deteriorate.
The telephone conversation ended at 1505 hrs ( three minutes in total )
Whilst the information to go to the A&E department was obviously well intended I could not see the purpose of such a visit when Charing Cross hospital have a to be seen within twenty four hours appointment for all referrals.
This being advertised on the TIA department website of Charing Cross hospital.
"Absence of joined up process."
About: Charing Cross Hospital Charing Cross Hospital London W6 8RF
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