so i go into chalmers for chest pain where the doctor tells me its a pulled muscle tossed pain killers and told to go home 3 weeks later i go to oromocto hospital for the same pain but worse and im in organ failure how is it the bigger more equipped and advanced hospital can misdiagnose something like this chalmers is a failure
I brought my daughter to the DECH last night. We are first time parents and very nervous about her symptoms. We saw Dr. Clair (or LeClair? Sorry I was so worried and tired it is hard to remember). She was extremely kind, professional and understanding and even called me this morning to follow up. I am so thankful for her service and I hope her colleagues and paitients can see how much of an awesome person she is. Thank you so much! Also a shout out to Dr. Samson who delivered my daughter a year and a half ago. I hope if I ever have another child I have your expertise guiding me again. All the support staff as well, you make it happen and I know a lot 6of people complain about waits and what not but I don't think they empathize with the level of pain and sheer number of people that use the system. You are literally keeping us all going. Thank you all so much.
Staff was rude. Waited 8 hours to get a 6 inch open cut stitched up and didnt even get it done. Cut is currently still open. Going to a different hospital. Never go to this ER
I really had a nice service for one day surgery. Everything when quick and staff was nice, especially when I saw them working with kid. Of course it's just one department. The reason why I don't give a 5 star is the waiting time, apparently they are short of anesthesia staff so it took really a lot time before my surgery but it's a provincial issue, not just the hospital.
If I could give zero stars I would. Don't have your baby here unless you don't mind being handled like a farm animal. If you get nurse Jill or Lisa ask for a different nurse, they will give you a hard time about it but these two nurses have no beside manner and at times were just flat out rude, the other two I had were fantasic in comparison but were still rushed and not able to answer questions. They're in desperate need of better protocols when it comes to labour and delivery. Patients are not handled with care or respect. The staff does not care about patient consent when performing invasive exams or even bothering to explain what the exams are for. The nurse I had was physically and emotionally abusive. I was grabbed by the arms and forced in a hospital bed against my will when there was no medical reason making laying in a bed necessary. I was repeatedly told "be quiet" or "you don't need to make any noise" during pushing, apparently at this hospital women are expexted to push a baby out silently even while being denied the epidural. They shoved my body in a painful position- on my back, legs forced in the air on a bar attached to the bed, told me there was no one to give me the epidural and got annoyed with me when I was crying in pain. I asked to stand and was told no, no explanation just no. Pretty pathetic system to allow that kind of treatment to ever happen. Some of the nurses clearly need more training on the proper way to handle and speak to someone in pain and emotional distress. Force is their go to method, far from compassionate. The fact that they're forcing women on their backs and shoving their legs back to give birth says a lot about how out of date this hospital's procedures are. They claim to be pro breastfeeding but are more like breastfeeding tolerant. Trying to breastfeed during my stay was very discouraging due to staff hovering over me, making comments like "bottle feeding is just easier" "everyone wants to breastfeed but most can't". I was constantly interrupted while trying to breastfeed for little checks that could have waited. When I asked one of the nurses if she could wait to give medication for 15 minutes until I was done feeding she said no and roughly stuck a needle in the back of my arm leaving a huge bruise. I feel very sorry for every woman who's had to deliver here and be subjected to such poor treatment.
Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital is a Canadian Hospital based in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital is located at 700 Priestman St, Fredericton, NB E3B 5N5, Canada.
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