The Queen Elizabeth Hospital

My grandad was in the unit for end of life care and they couldn't have been more wonderful. My mum stayed with him for a week and they brought her in a bed, pillows and a duvet. There is a phenomenal matron.

Following the critical ress reports about the QE this week I thought it only fair to share my own personnel experience with the West Norfolk Eye Clinic over the past few months. I was examined by the senior surgeon and diagnosed as having a macular hole in my left eye. 2 weeks later I was operated on by the same surgeon. At all times, during all subsequent visits, I have been treated with great professionalism and kindness by all members of staff. The operation was a success and I now have good ... vision in my left eye. A big thank you to all concerned. In fact during the last 31 years of attending the main hospital for various ailments, including kidney cancer, I can honestly say I haven't experienced any failings.

I was admitted to the hospital with an infection, was prescribed antibiotics and sent home the next day which was a Friday. I was then brought back again on the Monday with the same thing. It seemed like they just wanted to get me out, it didn't seem like they were bothered about how I was. If they had looked after me properly the first time I wouldn't have had to go back. It was terrible.

I've waited since last October for a gynaecology appointment and it's something I'm concerned about. I was given one in March which I couldn't attend and it was re-booked for May, which the hospital cancelled. Then I got a letter to say I'd missed my appointment last week but I didn't know I had one. I called and they did apologise for their mistake. I have one booked now for August.

The staff seemed poorly trained there was poor if any communication between staff. there was no one to take charge of any situation.

people called in for appointments that the hospital were unaware of people asking for pain relief for hours. you are not a human your just meat in a bed they have no care for the people in there.

this is a dangerous hospital

I have been in the discharge lounge a few times now and they are always really helpful, approachable and friendly.

Sometimes the care is good and sometimes quite bad. Generally it's just waiting for things.

If you ask for help with anything it can take ages. I know they are busy but you shouldn't have to keep waiting for help.

Being in pain has also been a problem but many of the staff are very nice and try to help. I saw things on the ward which were distressing as other people were waiting for things and I found this stressful watching them.

I found it stressful watching another patient struggle beca ... use they were not getting the help they needed. The noise at night was difficult and I was often woken up by other patients shouting out.

The ward was too hot because it's an old hospital and there is no air conditioning, so we have to suffer. I was moved off Feltwell ward today because they needed my bed and I have been sitting here in the discharge lounge for ages waiting for transport.

The staff work really hard and are always calm and friendly, even in the face of some abuse from patients. Good communication The patient was admitted to the Coronary Care Unit (CCU) and was on the ward for 5 days.

The care has been excellent and Dr Magdi in particular has been wonderful. He's always friendly, keeps you informed of what is happening with your care and explains everything well.

The nurses are also really lovely. The discharge process was fine, he was told at 9am and was then ... taken to the Discharge Lounge around 2pm.

He has found his time on the CCU to be really comfortable, like staying in a private hotel! The food is really nice and it's a good menu, with lots of regular refreshments. He has found the staff in the DL to all be very friendly too.

I think they are alright. They have time for you, they are very good and they don't push you off. I have to visit quite often and I find them very helpful

Following a colonoscopy we were told we needed to be seen but no more information about how long and we assumed the procedure had gone as expected and all the abnormalities had been removed. However later we found out that they had not removed everything and there was some left.

We were not told this at the time. This situation is still on going and we feel the information we were given was not adequate and has led to much misunderstanding.