Hull Royal Infirmary

I was on ward 4 for 3 nights 3 days and the poor nurses was absolutely under staft but I could not of asked for a more pleasant stay. 1 special thanks goes out to a nurse who looked after me before and after my op I only got her first name which was Sarah but she was a star many thanks to her

Elderly family member recently admitted to HRI wasn’t given water or food on a regular basis, the family where having to carry out these tasks. The patient also had three falls and a ‘Do not attempt rescuscitation’ was put on file without informing the family. The family found the patient in a bed wet through with urine despite the patient wearing pads. This hospital is very short staffed therefore care is sadly lacking and puts patients at risk.

This hospital is poor. When my mother was I’ll she saw a different docotor every few hours and they were very inconsistent! Each one kept saying something completely different. The doctors also struggled to take blood successfully. Similar things happened when my grandma stayed in hull royal a few years ago, it’s like the staff didn’t care! Some of the staff are brill but others are just very stuck up. The a&e service is good though and I have to say that the maternity ward and the staff there are the best thing about the hospital, but if your ill avoid this hospital like the plague, especially if you need any surgery. I know someone who had surgery and got infected and had to spend weeks in hospital and is still on agony to this day.

For such a busy, understaffed place, the staff that are there try ever so hard and the A&E staff deserve all the credit they get. Yes the wards could be cleaner and have more separate sex wards, but that’s up to the management not the nurses and doctors who provide such a good service.

visited on saturday night as my partner deicded to cut open his chin after falling over. Whilst there i had 4 cups of tea on the house and offered a number of packets of biscuits. Its way better for waitng times than before and feel more inclined to go there next time there is something wrong instead of putting it off because of the amount of time you have to spend in there normally. Definately getting better.

A large NHS hospital which has a very busy accident and emergency department. Plenty of parking for staff, patients and visitors alike, aswell as being on a city centre bus route. Despite the staff being overstretched they tried to help as much as they could, not only with medical help but also emotional support. Definitely deserve more credit than the media gives them