1/5 Dzire D. 8 months ago on Google
We
all
know
the
situation
of
Canada
Health
care
-
long
wait
times
and
shortage
of
staff!
But
this
should
not
be
an
all
time
excuse,
things
need
to
change
for
the
betterment
of
the
people.
I
wanted
to
provide
an
unbiased
review
so
you
are
prepared
when
you
visit
this
facility.
I
hope
someone
reads
this
and
finds
it
useful.
As
per
wait
time
statistics
on
the
William
Osler
website:
1.5
hours
to
see
a
doctor!
-
this
is
not
even
called
an
approximate
time
when
it
is
4.5+
hours
to
see
a
doctor.
Timeline
(29
Aug
'23):
-
10:00
pm
Reached
Urgent
care
-
10:08
pm
Completed
the
registration
and
triage
process
(Efficient
&
great
job)
-
10:08
pm
Requested
to
wait
in
the
Yellow
Zone
-
10:15
pm
Nurse
provided
urine
sample
collection
kit
-
10:30
pm
Submitted
the
Urine
Sample
-
11:30
pm
Requested
to
wait
inside
a
room
to
see
a
doctor
-
11:30
pm
-
4:00
am
SHEER
FRUSTRATION;
just
one
doctor
on
duty
-
4:00
am
finally
doctor
came
and
have
done
some
assessment
Recommended
blood
work,
urine
sample
collection
and
a
CT
Scan
-
4:15
am
Blood
and
Urine
sample
collected.
Requested
to
wait
in
the
waiting
hall
for
CT
Scan
-
4:15
-
5:30
am
Waiting
for
CT
Scan
-
5:30
-
5:45
am
waiting
in
another
waiting
hall
-
5:45
am
CT
scan
done
-
5:
55
am
back
to
waiting
to
hall
(waiting
for
results)
-
5:55
-
7:30
am
WAITING!!!!!
-
7:30
am
Doctor
sees
again
and
discusses
the
next
steps
-
7:45
am
Out
of
the
hospital
I
was
disappointed
by
the
long
wait
to
see
a
doctor,
which
stretched
over
4.5
hours.
It
was
evident
that
the
single
doctor
on
duty
was
overwhelmed
by
the
number
of
patients.
I
believe
hospital
should
seriously
consider
increasing
the
number
of
doctors,
especially
during
nighttime
hours,
to
provide
better
and
more
timely
care
to
patients.
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