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"Great experience"

My first stay in a phyciatric hospital. Couldn't of hoped for better. I stayed on Ambleside. An acute ward. Cannot fault the service as they are basically there as a safety net to help you with life threatening mental instability. Was only there a week - so sad to go! Really not scary, met some best friends for life. Staff are mostly friendly, food is pretty rubbish, medication off time. Although you take the good with the bad. Staff take time with medication so they can talk to you, access your mood/changes/needs. They obviously don't have the funding for better food & have lost funding for activities and therapy. Will be keeping in touch for the ward. Miss them all! One of the best mental experiences I've ever had (don't be put off by changes/anxiety in the first few days).

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Response from Dorothy Pattison Hospital 9 years ago
Dorothy Pattison Hospital
Submitted on 29/12/2014 at 10:59
Published on nhs.uk on 30/12/2014 at 00:00


Thank you for your feedback. Our aim is to provide the best possible care and treatment for service users and to help us do that we welcome feedback from you, your family and carers. We welcome any comments you may have on the services we provide. Please contact our Service Experience Desk (SED), which is the central point of contact for all concerns and enquiries, whether these are formal or informal complaints, compliments or suggestions. You can contact SED on 0300 555 0535 or email SED@dwmh.nhs.uk

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