there should be clinical exam after every one year or more for young physicians,so that they could improve their clinical skills more under supervision of experienced physicians having experience of 15 plus or more .i am not here to discourage any body but physicians are more responsible for dealing with lives of people.Being nurse ,I felt worst abdominal exam done by emergency physician along with that when I asked him about my BMP test ,I got shocked to hear that this is not part of emergency routine.how about if person comes with similar symptoms of AKI and without doing BMP ,How they can be so sure that this is just Normal back pain .I mean to say there are 50%of chances having AKI in young patients like me but still 50%probability is there that it can be .After all physicians are also human beings ,they can commit mistakes but still they should improve their skills as much as they can.I am not saying randomly ,Being nurse ,I have had no of experiences where lot of people lost their lives because of improper diagnosis or in other condition their condition got more worst due to improper diagnoses.I do have lot of respect for physicians,keep doing good work but with more awareness ,one mistake can lead to loosing somebodys precious life.
Had multiple bad experiences with this hospital extremely long wait times, very rude and nasty staff, would suggest anyone to go to any other hospital then this one!
Negative emerg staff with a few good drs. The "release" counsellor nurse is from my nightmares nasty and unhelpful... I would drive to Halifax if i could avoid going here... Or lunenburg to avoid waits.
Wish I knew this site was here a few years back .When my son was sent home with a broken neck ..Very rude nurse in x-ray ..my son was complaining of the pain and she told him that the doctor didnt see anything wrong and if someone was to be complaining it should be her ..having to be there with a heavy aporn on her chest for protection ..By Sunday he was going via by ambulance to Halifax to be placed in a halo ..X-ray tech came in on Sunday and read the x-ray ..If this young man would have just moved the wrong way he could have been paralyzed ..Not all nurses or doctors are like this ...SSRH was calling on a regular basis to our home should have reported & sued ...
Been waiting in the walk-in clinic waiting room for 4 hrs. Maybe sometime today well be seen. Only one dr. for a lot of patients, very understaffed and slow.
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