1/5 Tracy H. 1 year ago on Google • 97 reviews
I
actually
have
to
push
myself
to
give
1
star
for
ward
3
its
a
den
of
inequity
i
hope
when
my
dad
leaves
i
will
never
set
foot
in
the
place
again.
Strategy
for
reabilitation
is
sedation
question
the
doctors
decision
and
u
can
b
sure
she
will
not
listen
to
close
blood
relatives
at
all
she
believes
she
is
god
with
no
intention
to
listen
to
any
concerns.
After
1
day
in
this
awful
place
i
was
deeply
concerned
for
his
well
being
i
watched
as
he
was
forced
to
stay
in
bed
or
when
he
was
sitting
in
chair
a
table
used
as
a
restraint
to
keep
him
sitting.
I
am
not
denying
the
fact
that
my
dad
is
at
risk
of
falls
and
needs
close
observation
but
come
on
its
against
his
human
rights!!!!!
Twice
now
ive
asked
a
nurse
to
assist
daddy
to
toilet
and
on
both
occasions
it
took
over
30
mins.
I
know
wards
can
b
busy
but
all
permanent
staff
appear
to
b
in
staff
room
while
pleasant
agency
staff
appear
to
b
holding
the
place
together.
Cant
wait
until
my
dad
is
discharged
i
would
love
to
hire
a
bus
and
take
all
the
patients
to
a
safe
environment.
Now
in
saying
all
this
there
is
a
few
caring
staff
but
the
rest
should
think
about
their
actions
every1
of
your
patients
r
human
beings
not
an
object
or
inconvenience!!!
people
with
an
illness
that
r
needing
help
that
r
frightened
and
confused.
Roll
on
the
day
my
dad
is
in
a
safe
place
with
person
centred
care
i
feel
phsically
ill
going
in
and
when
im
leaving
him.
Its
so
sad!!!!!
Also
a
senior
social
worker
claimed
that
under
dols
that
gives
them
the
right
to
do
as
they
please
and
can
restrain
as
they
choose
to
do
so
i
think
she
must
have
trained
at
muckamore
absolutely
disgusting
comment
to
make
just
who
does
she
think
she
is!!!
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