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"shocking from a and e to rehab"

About: Cirencester Hospital

Patient attended a and e following rtc. Dismissed with two paracetamol. Later rushed to bigger hosp after 999 call. Patient had two broken vertebrae, broken arm, broken leg and two bleeds on the brain. Was touch and go for several days. Unfortunately returned to ciren following brilliant care and rehab at frenchay and glos royal. Now in a ward where he is neglected, has received no physio or rehab since leaving glos, nurses are not aware that the injuries are caused by rtc, simply a stroke victim, (patient suffered two strokes 7 and 10 days after accident as direct result of injuries), lifted out of bed and left for many hours despite his care plan stating otherwise. Asked to walk from bed to chair, patient unable to stand as a result of stoke effects on one leg and other being broken, nurses totally unaware of the care this patient requires. Would rather drive further to visit relative and know good care was being taken of them, plus positive steps to improve recovery and future life. Nurses rude both to patients and family members, too busy to meet even basic needs like a drink.

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Response from Cirencester Hospital 10 years ago
Cirencester Hospital
Submitted on 21/02/2014 at 15:16
Published on nhs.uk on 22/02/2014 at 03:00


I am really sorry to hear your concerns, and would like to talk to you so that we can resolve these issues. Please get in touch with our Service Experience team - You can contact the team on 0300 421 8313 between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday or email: yourexperience@glos-care.nhs.uk. You can also get in touch by emailing contactus@glos-care.nhs.uk, and I will respond as soon as I can. Best wishes Liz Fenton Director of Nursing

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