Trauma Unit located at Headington, Oxford OX3 9DU, UK

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Michael Kemp

1 Google Rating

Very bad pain control and had to wait a long time for it. Terribly long waiting time, rude doctors a

1/ 5

Very bad pain control and had to wait a long time for it. Terribly long waiting time, rude doctors and a muggy building. Feel sorry for anyone brought here...

Lilianna Sasin

4 Google Rating

4/ 5

Laura Weir

5 Google Rating

They saved my life and continue to look after me really well. No complaints from me. Big shout out N

5/ 5

They saved my life and continue to look after me really well. No complaints from me. Big shout out Nutrition, Gastroenterology & AAU!

Brian Cannell

5 Google Rating

I gave blood here a few times, and the process was very smooth, much better than other places.

5/ 5

I gave blood here a few times, and the process was very smooth, much better than other places.

Jack Bainbridge

5 Google Rating

I was born in the John Radcliffe Hospital in the year 2000 and so far my life has been pretty good.

5/ 5

I was born in the John Radcliffe Hospital in the year 2000 and so far my life has been pretty good.

István Czégény

1 Google Rating

Extremely long waiting time, rude miserable nurses. The doctor’s advice was to give honey to a 6 m

1/ 5

Extremely long waiting time, rude miserable nurses. The doctor’s advice was to give honey to a 6 months old baby for coughing… well spent 4 hours there for nothing.

ESN Oxford Brookes

1 Google Rating

The male nurse Salim/Saleem (not sure of the exact spelling of his name) in the Accident and Emergen

1/ 5

The male nurse Salim/Saleem (not sure of the exact spelling of his name) in the Accident and Emergency Injury department was extremely rude, arrogant and disrespectful to the last T. He left no stone unturned in trying to humiliate me as a patient and completely bullied me the entire way. This guy needs to be out of his job. Nobody deserved to be yelled at and lectured during their visit especially whilst they are in agonisingly pain!!! Please learn some respect. Also A and E receptionists are extremely ignorant and I waited 8 hours just to be seen. Would not ever recommend the appalling service to anyone. If JR don't address these issues quickly, then that's a fault on them. I agree that the NHS does not have sufficient funding, however sufficient funding isn't required to teach staff to have and maintain a basic level of respect and human decency! Salim you can have you meniscus and shove ut up yourself. And by the way, please deflate your big head. Thanks a lot for bullying me...

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