Success with NHS!

according to my letter from Gill Harris (none other than the deputy chief executive herself) Ysbyty Gwynned agree with my complaint that their parking spaces are not wide or long enough for my disability car (of witch may people use).

although the mail car park conforms to the guidelines regarding size, the secondary car park does not. due to my efforts there will be an investigation i will be informed of the outcome and telephone calls. my fans will be informed promptly of any updates.

email me if you find a high kerb or an unsatisfactory parking space on damianplant1977@gmail.com

Damning report on Ysbyty Glan Clwyd

STAFF shortages, unsuitable facilities and a failure to rapidly discharge patients is creating a log-jam at North Wales’ busiest hospital.

The best efforts of “committed” A&E staff at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd in Bodelwyddan are being undermined by inadequate premises, poor communication and a lack of clinical leadership, a watchdog says.

This was leading to “unacceptable” delays in the emergency department that has left ambulances queuing five deep outside the hospital, the Health Inspectorate of Wales (HIW) revealed.

And while staff worked diligently within the hospital, they admitted they were not always able to provide a high standard of care because of a lack of staffing due to recruitment delays.

Thanks to the Daily Post for this.

Free Parking A Tonic

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In my opinion one of the best decisions the Welsh Assembly Government has made in recent months was the decision to scrap parking charges at our NHS Hospitals.

As a regular visitor to Glan Clwyd Hospital, both as a patient and to visit family and friends, I was appalled by the fact that we were expected to pay outlandish parking fees!

It is bad enough to have a loved one ill in hospital without having the extra stress of having to find the money to pay parking fees.

Well done to the Assembly for making such a wise choice.

Llandudno Hospital Close to Minor injuries at Night

There’s been an angry reaction to local health chiefs’ plans to close Llandudno Hospital’s minor injuries unit overnight.

The Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board says a shortage of staff and low attendance levels means the unit will be shut between 10pm and 8am starting from September.

Emergency patients will be admitted until 6pm each evening with others diverted to Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor.

North Wales Suffers in Snow!

 

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Picture from Daily Post.

Although it looks beautiful to many people, on the roads snow can cause major problems for travellers.

Accidents have been rife all across the affected area, and this is bound to put extra strain on local A&E units like the one at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd in Bodelwyddan.

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So, my message is,  take it easy on the roads and be careful out there!