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About: Queen Alexandra Hospital

Due to my own surgery and isolation periods, I have now very recently managed to see my wife who is in D3 QA hospital, I applied for a further visit but was told that the number of visitors was at a maximum of 10 visitors for one day for the ward, now I know that there is more than 10 patients in D3 so that implies that many patients do not receive any visitors at all if the visitors do not book early enough. I ask has anybody taken into account the mental stress that this can cause on top of their medical condition, there surely must be a more acceptable method to ensure safety for all. I would also say I was surprised at the number of staff primarily in reception areas who are NOT behind screens in the wards, who are not wearing a mask.

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Response from Lisete daSilva, PALS Co-ordinator, Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust 3 years ago
Lisete daSilva
PALS Co-ordinator,
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust
Submitted on 11/09/2020 at 10:29
Published on Care Opinion at 10:29


I'm very sorry that you were not allowed further visits on the day that you had requested.

I will certainly pass your comments to the Senior Management Team for this Department to look into and ensure that improvements are made so that the relatives and patients feel supported.

If you would like us to look into your specific concern then please contact PALS privately with your details. You can call PALS on 0800 917 6039 or e-mail PHT.PALS2@porthosp.nhs.uk

Kind regards

Lisete
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