Royal Blackburn Hospital

My mother in law asked me to write this review She was in this hospital for a while with a critical illness She said the nurses who looked after her were absolutely amazing , caring, helpfull , loving and kind including the lady who made her teas and coffes. She felt like they were truly sent from God, she's very thankfully to each and everyone of them. She was in ward B8 the nurses Momoona, Jane, Louisa, Nicola Mathew's, Nicola Clough, Gabby, Suzanne, Linda, Emma, Loren physician, Sidney ,Lucy ,Zanib are doing an absolutely brilliant job. Keep it up girls Jana K

My Nan passed away in December and the staff on ward B22 were amazing. We have a pretty big family and they let everyone stay by her side all night. Making us brews and looking after us until she passed in the morning. The orthopaedic doctor was lovely too. Explaining everything to us over and over as more family arrived and wanted to know. I can’t fault them at all. They made the most unbearable time that little bit more bearable

Dangerous and Unacceptable – Vulnerable Patients at Risk During my husband’s recent visit to Royal Blackburn Teaching Hospital, I witnessed extremely unsafe conditions that placed vulnerable patients and staff at serious risk. Key concerns: • My husband and two other medically unwell patients were left in a corridor directly opposite the Mental Health bedrooms while waiting for a bed. • A patient on one-to-one observations attacked two different Health Care Support Workers. • The first staff member was placed in a strangled hold. • The second attack resulted in head trauma requiring a CT …

I had a bone marrow biopsy today and the staff were lovely. It's a horrible procedure but Nav and Dot talked me through everything and through every step. Dot took bloods and I didn't feel a thing. Thank you ladies for your caring attitude and professionalism