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Original Feedback for Northgate Hospital:


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Customer service, Northgate Hospital

While waiting in the main reception area of Northgate Hospital (where people from the community wait for blood tests), a service user put his portable radio on a music station, fairly loudly. None of the other service users appeared to object to this. A member of staff a) from behind the screen, called him over from across the room (rather than coming out to speak to him), and b) said he must turn the radio off because it needed a licence (presumably a Performing Rights Society licence). I suggest that the licence was a red herring, and the episode came across as if the member of staff believes that they are superior to the service user, who was summoned as if a naughty boy. Some customer service training might be in order. Thank you for listening.

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