Positive Feedback Shared with Us (Nottingham & Nottinghamshire)

News - 27 November 2024

We are grateful for the positive feedback we have received from service users, highlighting their satisfaction with the care provided.. Many have expressed appreciation for the promptness, professionalism, and compassion of the staff. Here are a few examples:
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Patient at Southwell Medical Centre, The Ropewalk, Southwell, Notts said:

“My GP is outstanding. He has seen me for literally years and helped me with PTSD. He never rushes me, always validates my feelings, gives me alternative views, allows me to talk, helps me when I can't talk, has never made me feel too much or not enough......he's just absolutely outstanding, kind, caring, compassionate and empathetic - the best. I wouldn't be where I am today without his help, clinical care and support.. 

Patient at Cripps Health Centre, Nottingham said:

“Excellent now we’ve moved practices. Cannot believe how great they are. Carried out minor surgery in house for my partner who had given up any hope of this being carried out.”

Patient at Aurora, Bassetlaw said:

My husband is on the 3rd round of Chemo and that his treatment at the hospital and with Aurora in Bassetlaw has been exceptional.

We believe positive feedback reinforces the value of the services and motivates us to continue improving and meeting the needs of the community. Whether positive or constructive, your feedback makes a difference. Please take a moment to share your experiences with us.

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