We always want to improve the care we give so that we can provide an even higher level of service to our next patients.
The most important thing we can do is listen to our patients and learn from their experiences.
At every Board of Directors meeting we hear from one of our patients about the care they received, how they were treated and what improvements they would make.
Below you can hear directly from our patients or their loved ones and their experiences.
Anne was waiting for some surgery, which had been delayed and rearranged several times. She explained the impact this had and her feelings towards our staff and the wider NHS.
Conor has a life-limiting, multi-system disorder and his mum, Lindsay, spoke to us about some new equipment that Bolton’s health and care partners provided which has been life-changing for Conor and the family.
Arshad thought he was having an asthma attack on New Year’s Eve, but after several days of not feeling good his GP advised attending our Emergency Department.
Harry had an issue with his toe which was tried to be treated with antibiotics. He describes the impact of this and his fears of what will happen to his toe.
Lee and Shirley Hawarden talked about how Lee’s father, Brian, caught Covid while in hospital. They described how our staff looked after Brian, their interactions with staff and how they felt after meeting with our staff later on.