The hospital management of Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust are currently planning the following change in services at City Hospital:
1. Moving Inpatient Emergency General and Trauma Surgery from City Hospital to Sandwell Hospital.
2. Moving overnight-stay Children
Sponsor
The City Hospital Supporters Group was established on Saturday 9th December 2006 when over 100 members of the staff from all branches of the workforce expressed their support for its objective
Links
Support City Hospital Website (maintained by the City Hospital Supporters Group)
http://supportcityhospital.blogspot.com/
Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust Website:
http://www.swbh.nhs.uk/
Online public consultation form for Shaping Hospital Services for the Future
http://www.sunion.warwick.ac.uk/onlinesurvey/interim2010/
8 years agoComments:
As a patient of City Hospital, I belives that I owe my life to the care I have recieived on a number of occasions and am greatly concerned that by reducing services other people may not be as lucky.Why change a hopsital who has such high standards of care.
Janet Bottrill, United Kingdom
8 years agoComments:
I believe that a decrease in services at City will put innocent peoples lives at risk due to extra travelling time or from being transfered to Sandwell. Why reduce services at a hospital who serves such a large area and does it to a high standard.
8 years agoComments:
As a patient of City Hospital, I belives that I owe my life to the care I have recieived on a number of occasions and am greatly concerned that by reducing services other people may not be as lucky.Why change a hopsital who has such high standards of care.
Janet Bottrill, United Kingdom
8 years agoComments:
I believe that a decrease in services at City will put innocent peoples lives at risk due to extra travelling time or from being transfered to Sandwell. Why reduce services at a hospital who serves such a large area and does it to a high standard.
Alun Morgan, United Kingdom
8 years agoComments:
As a West Mids Ambulanceman, I believe that although technology and treatment in pre-hospital care have vastly improved over recent years, there are still a considerable number of patients with life threatening conditions who will suffer due to the extra travel time to hospital.
Alun Morgan, United Kingdom
8 years agoComments:
As a West Mids Ambulanceman, I believe that although technology and treatment in pre-hospital care have vastly improved over recent years, there are still a considerable number of patients with life threatening conditions who will suffer due to the extra travel time to hospital.
pete jackson, United Kingdom
8 years ago
pamela steer, United Kingdom
8 years ago
Richard A Steer, United Kingdom
8 years ago
nila, India
8 years agoComments:
at present time there is already with padetric services i think moving the services to sandwell with the trafgic congestion and the distance is going to give the children second class service
BRIAN HIGGINSON, United Kingdom
8 years agoComments:
I THINK IT IS A DISGRACE MOVING TO SANDWELL MY WIFE IS CHRONICALLY AND DISABLED AND IN THE 18 YEARS I HAVE GIVEN HER ROUND THE CLOCK CARE SHE HAS NEARLY DIED 4 TIMES BUT FOR THE EFFOTRS OSTAFF AT CITY SHE WOULD NOT BE HERE TODAY BOTH OF US HAVE AGREED THAT WE WILL REFUSE TO BE TAKEN TO SANDWELL ITS CITY OR NOTHING I HOPE THOSE WHO VOTED FOR THIS GOVERNMENT WILL THINK AGAIN AT THE NEXT ELECTION THANK YOU CITY HOSPITAL FOR GIVING ME MY WIFE BACK
