1/5 Masduki M. 4 months ago on Google • 1 review
Sorry
in
advance,
hopefully
it
can
be
a
lesson
and
material
for
study,
and
hopefully
we
can
choose
nurses
who
are
worthy
of
being
accepted
to
work
here,
and
become
better
too.
VERY
bad
service:
1.
On
average,
the
nurses
are
arrogant,
cruel,
apathetic,
have
no
morals,
talk
with
their
backs
turned,
their
tone
of
voice
is
rude
and
mean.
2.
Acceptance
of
patients
from
the
emergency
room
into
the
inpatient
room
was
haphazard,
there
was
a
patient
from
the
emergency
room
with
apathetic
consciousness
and
shortness
of
breath,
there
was
no
oxygen
supply
in
the
room,
and
the
nurse
in
the
service
room
did
not
assess
the
patient
being
received.
Very
bad
handover.
3.
The
patient's
complaints
are
ignored
by
the
nurse,
if
you
have
a
complaint
you
have
to
wait
for
the
doctor
to
visit,
the
nurse
said
you
can't
call
the
doctor.
When
do
you
complain,
when
does
the
doctor
visit
you?
Doesn't
every
hospital
have
a
doctor
on
duty
24
hours
a
day
who
is
responsible
for
emergencies?
Nurses
who
are
lazy
to
report
and
assess
the
patient's
condition.
Nurses
who
are
apathetic
about
the
patient's
condition.
With
the
malpractice
background,
Mutia's
case
can't
be
a
lesson,
what
else
can
we
do?
cannot
learn
from
past
experiences.
4.
Have
you
ever
had
the
experience
of
being
pushed
into
the
operating
room,
because
of
the
carelessness
of
the
nurse
who
was
too
lazy
to
confirm
the
patient's
name
when
he
went
into
the
room?
Luckily
my
brother
told
the
nurse,
my
sister
had
no
background
for
surgery,
only
dengue
fever,
only
then
did
the
nurse
realize
she
was
in
the
wrong
room.
5.
When
administering
oral
medication
and
injection
medication,
nurses
are
lazy
in
explaining
how
to
take
the
medication
correctly
and
what
the
medication
is
used
for.
