I was unlucky enough to have a fall and visited the A& E department at approx 11am. I waited no longer than 15 mins to be seen in the Minor Injuries Assessment Unit. I was sent for x-ray and it was obvious I had done significant damage to my ankle. 2 broken bones and a snapped bone. I was then taken to resuscitation where I was sedated, my bones manipulated back into place and my leg put in a plaster cast. I had another x-ray then was then transferred to Ward 61 at around 2pm, 3 hours after arriving at A& E. There is so much negativity around A& E waiting times just now I felt it was only right to share my positive experience. Staff on ward 61 are amazing, dedicated caring people, won't be able to thank them enough for the care I received before and after my operation the next day. Only downside was seeing how stretched the staff were on the ward, they really do never stop, and I never realised how busy a night shift actually was.
"Amazing, dedicated caring people"
About: Glasgow Royal Infirmary / Accident & Emergency Glasgow Royal Infirmary Accident & Emergency G4 0SF Glasgow Royal Infirmary / Trauma & orthopaedics (wards 26, 27, 61 & 62 ) Glasgow Royal Infirmary Trauma & orthopaedics (wards 26, 27, 61 & 62 ) G4 0SF
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