The NHS Appreciation Thread

[FantasyIreland]

What was the point of replying to him in the first place then,don't post if you do want a reply to it

Who rattled your cage.....he engaged myself first,i didnt ask for or want his input,much like yourself.

 

[kaz7]

For nearly 2yrs i have moved into A&E,fracture clinic and physio,all has gone like clockwock,they also saved my life when i had a serious car accident a few years back,i have nothing but respect and love for the NHS,i wish i could be back working in it

 

[kaz7]

Who rattled your cage.....he engaged myself first,i didnt ask for or want his input,much like yourself.

Ooh get you

 

[FantasyIreland]

Ooh get you

 

[kaz7]

 

[FantasyIreland]

Anyway.....bit of a negative story for you.

My Dad,who has an existing cardiac condition,was walking very near to his surgery when he began feeling unwell.In his own words,he believed he was having a heart attack.

So,beginning to panic and feel extremely anxious,he presented himself at the reception of his surgery and requested for assistance.He was told that no GP's were available and that if he had chest pain to make his way to A and E.

He went outside and used his mobile to call an ambulance,which obviously arrived on an Immediate response.

I have since complained/enquired as to the standard/duty of care that was sadly lacking on this occasion,and we have received an apology and a promise the staff member concerned will be educated and (re)trained accordingly - the reply/result i wanted.

My dad is ok,thankfully.

 

[mancityvstoke]

If you can’t read or understand Posts ask an adult for help

This place pmsl

You a bit special needs boss? Gobby too

Try a different thread...this one is for appreciating the NHS not slagging it off .....This forum eh?

What does PMSL mean?

 

[mancityvstoke]

Anyway.....bit of a negative story for you.

My Dad,who has an existing cardiac condition,was walking very near to his surgery when he began feeling unwell.In his own words,he believed he was having a heart attack.

So,beginning to panic and feel extremely anxious,he presented himself at the reception of his surgery and requested for assistance.He was told that no GP's were available and that if he had chest pain to make his way to A and E.

He went outside and used his mobile to call an ambulance,which obviously arrived on an Immediate response.

I have since complained/enquired as to the standard/duty of care that was sadly lacking on this occasion,and we have received an apology and a promise the staff member concerned will be educated and (re)trained accordingly - the reply/result i wanted.

My dad is ok,thankfully.

A and E is the right place for chest pain not a GP

 

[Banned Tosspot]

You a bit special needs boss? Gobby too

Try a different thread...this one is for appreciating the NHS not slagging it off .....This forum eh?

What does PMSL mean?

Pissing my sides laughing.

 

[kaz7]

A and E is the right place for chest pain not a GP

Indeed,if there were no drs at the surgery he needed to call an ambulance,the receptionist aren't allowed to just do that unless a dr says they can