Chorley and South Ribble Hospital
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Specialist Dentist
September 6, 2016
One group member commented that they have to use the Specialist Dentist at Chorley & South Ribble Hospital for their severely disabled daughter, who has challenging behaviour. They said the dentist is always understanding, patient and thoughtful about how they deal with her and they wished that all professionals were this understanding and accommodating.
A&E
September 6, 2016
One group member commented about Chorley and South Ribble Hospital. They said:
“I attended Chorley A&E before it closed. I attended for Sepsis and had a six-hour
wait for blood tests in a store room. I saw nobody during that time and felt forgotten
about.”
“I attended Chorley A&E before it closed. I attended for Sepsis and had a six-hour
wait for blood tests in a store room. I saw nobody during that time and felt forgotten
about.”
Staff very good
September 6, 2016
One group member commented that the staff at Chorley & South Ribble Hospital are
very good.
very good.
Special Needs Dentist is very good
July 3, 2016
We have to use the special needs dentist at Chorley Hospital for our severely disabled daughter who has challenging behavior. He is always understanding, patient and thoughtful about how he deals with her. I wish all professionals were this understanding and accommodating.
Choose and Book System
May 16, 2016
The Choose and Book System at Chorley and South Ribble Hospital causes inaccurate bookings and information and results in missed appointments.
X-ray
May 16, 2016
I experienced a long wait for my X-ray results.
Respiratory Ward
May 16, 2016
The food on this ward was awful.
Ward Food
May 16, 2016
The food was really good during my stay.
Good
April 26, 2016
n/a
Endoscopy Unit
March 2, 2016
I drank my moviprep, then I was refused the colonoscopy on the ground that a sign language interpreter was not booked.
My experience would be improved if I had the right as a deaf patient to have an interpreter or not on this type of apppointment
My experience would be improved if I had the right as a deaf patient to have an interpreter or not on this type of apppointment