University Hospital of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust
Royal Derby Hospital, Uttoxeter Road, Derby, Derbyshire, DE22 3NEPatient ratings and reviews
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Review titled Rather frustrated getting through
by Anonymous - Posted on 07 November 2022
Trying to get through to x Ray department. Not taking calls and no facility for leaving a message. Tried ringing main hospital number and waited to be put through to someone who could advise when to call. A voice said “are you still there” in a sarcastic tone then the phone cut off. Rather rude. Will have to travel to Ripley to get something done.
Visited November 2022
Review titled University Hospital of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust
Replied on 22 December 2022
Good afternoon- (Pals I.D-30226) Thank you for contacting the Trust about your recent experience within the Ripley Hospital. I would firstly like to say that I am extremely sorry that you have had cause to complain. I appreciate that you will not have done so lightly, and I would like to thank you for bringing your concerns to our attention. Your feedback is valuable in assisting us to identify areas for improvement. I would like to invite you to contact the PALS office to discuss the matter further, please quote the ID reference above, and call us on 01332 785156. The PALS office is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 4.30. You can attend without a prior appointment during the office hours, or ring to make an appointment if it is more convenient to you. If you would prefer to email, please use the following address to write to and we will feedback the outcome from our investigations in due course; uhdb.contactpalsderby@nhs.net Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS).
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Review titled Terrible Empathy
Rated 1 star out of 5
by Amy Harrison - Posted on 18 December 2022
I spent three days before my miscarrige in A&E, To be treated as someone not to worry about because,I wasn't bleeding heavily and I was completely dismissed because, as I was seeing my midwife in two days time. I mentioned the pain wasn't right and ignored. I ended up In an out of hours GP the next day. I came for my scan three days later to find out I had miscarried, No pain relief or Advice, Leaflets or any aids offered to help on what to expect. Still in the dark,I phoned the midwifery department at burton hosptial, To be told they couldn't help because I was no longer pregnant.The day after I miscarried at home, I was in crippling pain. I was brought in by ambulance after losing a lot of blood, I was offered more compassion and pain relief that I had in the last few days by the paramedics. I had an Gynaecologist, Tell me to take iron tablets because of the amount of blood I lost. Now nearly a month after, I discover there is a early pregnancy ward and wondered why I wasn't send here earlier with the pain I was in. I am now going back and fourth with scans and a medically managed miscarriage to be treated with pain relief and empathy. Until 14th December, where a rude Receptionist asked for my name over the ward phones and made me explain what had happened in front of corrider full of people and she was annoyed because I had been sent to ward 30, To which she couldn't understand why I had been sent to ward 30 and transferred me to someone else without warning.This person was lovely however, I had to re explain why I was there nearly in tears at this point. To be told what I had come for couldn't be done, because I needed a scan. Knowing I had purposely made arrangements around my daughter for this day and knowing I would need a Scan I was not booked in for the appropriate treatment. I had to come back the next day and have a scan and the treatment I had planned for and have to be in pain and medicated around my daughter. While the staff in ward 30 have all been amazing with emotions and understanding what I have been through, The planning wasn't the greatest for the wednesday and the friday as I had to return as the treatment failed, but had to plan travel and childcare two hours before the ward closed, without any warning that I would have to return if it failed. The treatment and empathy I recieved from Antenatal was heartbreaking, For someone who has just lost there child, Where was the compassion, help or advice. Ward 30, Midwife, Sonographer's. Thank you for the compassion we should have received first. Burton Hospital, I feel your policy's need to change on how to deal with a miscarriage patient.
Visited November 2022
Review titled University Hospital of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust
Replied on 22 December 2022
Good afternoon Amy- (Pals I.D- 30229) Thank you for contacting the Trust about your recent experience within the Royal Derby Hospital. I would firstly like to say that I am extremely sorry that you have had cause to complain. I appreciate that you will not have done so lightly, and I would like to thank you for bringing your concerns to our attention. Your feedback is valuable in assisting us to identify areas for improvement. I would like to invite you to contact the PALS office to discuss the matter further, please quote the ID reference above, and call us on 01332 785156. The PALS office is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 4.30. You can attend without a prior appointment during the office hours, or ring to make an appointment if it is more convenient to you. If you would prefer to email, please use the following address to write to and we will feedback the outcome from our investigations in due course; uhdb.contactpalsderby@nhs.net Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS).
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Review titled Excellent care
by Erik Talbot - Posted on 24 October 2022
I spent about 8 hours in the Diagnostic and Treatment centre having surgery on my ankle. The level of care and attention provided by the nursing staff before and after my surgery was absolutely second to none, and was delivered throughout with a cheery smile. I was nervous about the surgery but they put me at ease and kept me fully informed throughout, nothing was too much trouble for them. Excellent care.
Visited October 2022
Review titled University Hospital of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust
Replied on 01 November 2022
Hello, Thank you for your feedback regarding your visit to Ilkeston Community Hospital, I am pleased to read that you feel that you received excellent care. I hope that you are recovering well from your surgery. I will pass your kind comments onto the relevant managers to share with the staff. Thank you
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Review titled Information
by Anonymous - Posted on 28 October 2022
I am due to have a ulcer sound 28/10/22 it was confirmed over the mobile / no further confirmation I am unsure of the time. I think it’s 2ish but have repeatedly ring this morning to confirm time. No answer and no facility to leave a message or request a call back. I would suggest that at the very least if they are unable to answer,a facility to leave a message for call back is in place.
Visited October 2022
Review titled University Hospital of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust
Replied on 22 December 2022
Good afternoon- (Pals I.D-30230) Thank you for contacting the Trust about your recent experience within the Royal Derby Hospital. I would firstly like to say that I am extremely sorry that you have had cause to complain. I appreciate that you will not have done so lightly, and I would like to thank you for bringing your concerns to our attention. Your feedback is valuable in assisting us to identify areas for improvement. I would like to invite you to contact the PALS office to discuss the matter further, please quote the ID reference above, and call us on 01332 785156. The PALS office is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 4.30. You can attend without a prior appointment during the office hours, or ring to make an appointment if it is more convenient to you. If you would prefer to email, please use the following address to write to and we will feedback the outcome from our investigations in due course; uhdb.contactpalsderby@nhs.net Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS).