1/5 Gemma U. 1 year ago on Google • 7 reviews
I
recently
had
an
operation
at
this
hospital,
after
the
operation
my
blood
pressure
was
very
low
and
the
nurses
were
not
happy
for
me
to
be
discharged.
This
was
continuously
monitored
from
approximately
5:30pm
with
the
last
check
being
around
8pm,
I
was
advised
at
this
point
that
I
would
most
likely
be
kept
in
overnight
as
my
blood
pressure
kept
dropping.
After
this
point
there
were
no
further
checks
on
my
blood
pressure
with
the
last
blood
pressure
reading
taken
being
84/44.
The
next
interaction
from
a
nurse
was
from
a
new
nurse
who
came
in
at
9:30pm
with
my
prescription
medication
from
the
anaesthetist
and
discharge
letter
in
a
sealed
envelope.
She
did
not
check
my
blood
pressure
and
said
she
would
leave
me
to
finish
my
food
and
come
back
shortly,
I
told
her
not
to
worry
and
she
could
do
what
she
needed
to
but
she
still
chose
to
leave.
By
10pm
she
had
not
returned
so
my
partner
went
to
find
her,
when
she
came
in,
she
took
my
cannula
out
of
my
hand,
did
not
check
my
blood
pressure,
and
told
me
that
I
could
go
whenever
I
had
got
my
things
ready
to
leave
and
left
the
room.
My
partner
and
I
were
left
to
find
our
own
way
out
of
the
hospital
without
any
assistance
from
a
nurse
and
nobody
around
in
the
hospital
to
direct
us
to
the
exit.
Considering
the
concerns
about
my
low
blood
pressure,
the
fact
that
this
was
not
checked
prior
to
my
discharge
was
potentially
very
dangerous
especially
as
we
were
not
escorted
from
the
hospital
and
there
were
no
members
of
staff
around
at
all
as
it
was
10:10pm
by
this
point.
As
well
as
this,
I
was
given
no
aftercare
advice
from
the
surgery
as
to
when
I
can
resume
normal
activities
such
as
driving/housework
etc
or
given
a
follow
up
appointment
with
my
consultant,
both
of
which
should
have
been
done
prior
to
my
discharge.
The
discharge
letter
was
printed
an
hour
before
I
had
even
been
discharged
and
states
that
I
was
spoken
to
about
aftercare
in
relation
to
pain
management
and
DVT
etc
when
I
was
given
an
envelope
with
leaflets
and
told
I
could
leave.
The
only
saving
grace
on
this
day
was
an
amazing
nurse
in
recovery
called
Barbara
who
was
an
angel,
she
looked
after
me
and
made
sure
I
had
someone
with
me
the
whole
time
I
was
in
recovery
and
did
whatever
she
could
to
make
me
comfortable
and
ease
my
pain.
She’s
a
brilliant
nurse
and
deserves
recognition
for
that.
Other
than
that
I
would
not
recommend
this
hospital
at
all.
This
has
also
been
logged
as
a
formal
complaint
with
the
hospital.
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