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Original feedback for

UHB - Heartlands



Bloods dropped - b12+folate deficiency

On admission my red cells dropped to 31 and was kept in hospital with blood tests everyday, I was in hospital overall for 9 days (a very long 9 days) I had my own room on ward 19 right in the corner, nurses amazing can't fault them. The doctors however need to learn to communicate properly with patients, I was left in the dark everyday, I was having blood tests and not finding out what was happening, not being told ANYTHING. food was awful. After I left I was given an haematology appointment and when I arrived there was no appointment booked and was left waiting, second time going there wasn't even a doctor to see me they've done nothing to help me to the point I been asked to move to a different haematology department due to how awful heartlands were

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