Worcester can not cope with demand, there is not enough parking and the road link is to slow. the cost to the public in travelling there is to high and ambulance services can not cope.
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Alan Holder
10 years ago
I agree that it is essential that an A&E is re-established In Kidderminster the journey to Worcester is too far away to be called Emergancy
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diane cox
10 years ago
worcester is to far to travel in an emergency
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Fran Oborski
10 years ago
If you fall and break, for eg, your wrist it should be X rated at plastered at Kidderminster
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June Roden
10 years ago
This was a stupid idea from day one to close most of this hospital down, let's hope it will get it back to a fully functional hospital
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Robin Daniel Smith
10 years ago
Bringing Kidderminster Hospital back to a fully functioning hospital with all the services will alleviate pressure on Worcester, save cost and save lives.
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Robin Daniel Smith
10 years ago
A fully functional Kidderminster hospital will save lives, reduce the trauma and cost of travelling miles to Worcester
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Geoffrey James
10 years ago
Reconnect fuller hospital service in Kidderminster enabling new employment and Worcester Royal and Redditch hospitals to manage their volumes
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Godfrey Philpotts
10 years ago
Sooner the better, Worcester was an excuse!!!
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bernard strutt
10 years ago
i had to pay £40 for taxi after being discharged sunday night at 2030
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MrsM A Westbury B H Westbury,and Mrs B Dean
10 years ago
In view of increasing population in Kidderminster area,and the distance we have to travel to Worcester and the build up of waiting times at Worcester which I have experienced we recommend most strongly that an A & E Dept be reinstated at Kidderminster Hospital
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Ken Crump
10 years ago
the whole hostpital should be returned, this would ease pressure on Worcester, to attend ot patiants takes nearly 5 hours, Idid over 1000 miles visiting my wife 2 years ago, to bring back A&E is a start.. We are both in our 80s. Travelling to Worcester has become a night mare to us.
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david graham francis
10 years ago
having recently received attention at Worcs A & E and observed how much the staff are under pressure besides waiting myself for 5 hours to see a dr.
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david graham francis
10 years ago
the facility at Worcs is totally in adequate and kidderminster would vastly improve the services for north Worcs.
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Geoff Bennett
10 years ago
After visiting the hospital this week I could not believe patients were sat in corridors waiting for beds eating there tea because of no beds ....wonder if the camerons wud like that sort of treatment....
I dont think so!
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Jo Parkes
10 years ago
We all know that Worcs hospital is under terrific pressure to cope with a@e and is not adequate for the population it is supposed to serve.
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Jean Wilson
10 years ago
A town the size of Kidderminster and our surrounding town neighbours; i.e. Bewdley, Stourport and other small towns/villages; needs a fully operational Accident & Emergency Department, open 24 hours a day and fully staffed. The Ambulance service is stretched as is the A&E at NHS Worcestershire Royal Hospital. Elderley residents and those residing in small surrounding villages do not relish the thought of travelling all the way to Worcester to wait on a trolley.
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R. Chilman
10 years ago
As there is already great pressure on Worcs Royal & Redditch hospitals I strongly believe there is an overdue need for services to return to Kiddderminster Hospital. With Winter fast approaching there will be an increase in admissions, added to this there is an ever increasing population in Kidderminster and surrounding districts which will inevitably lead to greater demand increasing the pressure on services and already stressed staff. I also feel quite anxious about what to expect should I ever need medical help
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R. Chilman
10 years ago
These services are already greatly needed. However with an increasing build of new developments in Kidderminster and surrounding areas and lots of new families living in the area (Silverwoods, Stourport Rd, K'minster and Waters Edge, Clensmore just to name 2 of many) there will be an ever increasing demand for these services putting Worcs Royal and Redditch hospitals in impossible situations
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Heather Fairs
10 years ago
It was a huge mistake to shift it to Worcester: now overburdened. We really need full hospital facilities in Kidderminster.
Worcester can not cope with demand, there is not enough parking and the road link is to slow. the cost to the public in travelling there is to high and ambulance services can not cope.
I agree that it is essential that an A&E is re-established In Kidderminster the journey to Worcester is too far away to be called Emergancy
worcester is to far to travel in an emergency
If you fall and break, for eg, your wrist it should be X rated at plastered at Kidderminster
This was a stupid idea from day one to close most of this hospital down, let's hope it will get it back to a fully functional hospital
Bringing Kidderminster Hospital back to a fully functioning hospital with all the services will alleviate pressure on Worcester, save cost and save lives.
A fully functional Kidderminster hospital will save lives, reduce the trauma and cost of travelling miles to Worcester
Reconnect fuller hospital service in Kidderminster enabling new employment and Worcester Royal and Redditch hospitals to manage their volumes
Sooner the better, Worcester was an excuse!!!
i had to pay £40 for taxi after being discharged sunday night at 2030
In view of increasing population in Kidderminster area,and the distance we have to travel to Worcester and the build up of waiting times at Worcester which I have experienced we recommend most strongly that an A & E Dept be reinstated at Kidderminster Hospital
the whole hostpital should be returned, this would ease pressure on Worcester, to attend ot patiants takes nearly 5 hours, Idid over 1000 miles visiting my wife 2 years ago, to bring back A&E is a start.. We are both in our 80s. Travelling to Worcester has become a night mare to us.
having recently received attention at Worcs A & E and observed how much the staff are under pressure besides waiting myself for 5 hours to see a dr.
the facility at Worcs is totally in adequate and kidderminster would vastly improve the services for north Worcs.
After visiting the hospital this week I could not believe patients were sat in corridors waiting for beds eating there tea because of no beds ....wonder if the camerons wud like that sort of treatment.... I dont think so!
We all know that Worcs hospital is under terrific pressure to cope with a@e and is not adequate for the population it is supposed to serve.
A town the size of Kidderminster and our surrounding town neighbours; i.e. Bewdley, Stourport and other small towns/villages; needs a fully operational Accident & Emergency Department, open 24 hours a day and fully staffed. The Ambulance service is stretched as is the A&E at NHS Worcestershire Royal Hospital. Elderley residents and those residing in small surrounding villages do not relish the thought of travelling all the way to Worcester to wait on a trolley.
As there is already great pressure on Worcs Royal & Redditch hospitals I strongly believe there is an overdue need for services to return to Kiddderminster Hospital. With Winter fast approaching there will be an increase in admissions, added to this there is an ever increasing population in Kidderminster and surrounding districts which will inevitably lead to greater demand increasing the pressure on services and already stressed staff. I also feel quite anxious about what to expect should I ever need medical help
These services are already greatly needed. However with an increasing build of new developments in Kidderminster and surrounding areas and lots of new families living in the area (Silverwoods, Stourport Rd, K'minster and Waters Edge, Clensmore just to name 2 of many) there will be an ever increasing demand for these services putting Worcs Royal and Redditch hospitals in impossible situations
It was a huge mistake to shift it to Worcester: now overburdened. We really need full hospital facilities in Kidderminster.