Komentar :
Robert Jr. Ty (26/04/2018 23:55)
One of the best hospitals patients in South East Asia can get treatments. Facilities are top notch with equally competent medical staff.
Ill Get Through This (04/04/2018 04:23)
The layout is strangely confusing though it's well labelled. For different surgeries, my wife was wheeled from one building to the next, through basements and back doors. Service is good as expected and the nurses are very caring. However like many of such public hospitals, sometimes things get lost and appointments are made without informing patients. Good job nevertheless. After the 10th visit, we got tired of the 2 food courts and walked across the road to try the food to much disappointment.
Indroneel Mukherjee (01/04/2018 13:33)
I have been to this hospital regularly, once admitted in emergency, and multiple times for checkups. In my experience this is a very good medical center and hospital. Good doctors, well behaved and friendly staff, clear processes and practices, nice queue management and reasonable prices. I trust this hospital and have great experience here every time ! Thank you NUH
herman chong (31/03/2018 01:59)
National University Hospital.
Was here on 30/3/2018 Good Friday Holiday at the Emergencies department.
A Big Thanks you to all your service staffs, Nurses & Doctors.
Happy Holidays on your working schedule.
1)Located near NUH MRT Station inducing
Fair Price Super Market,Cafe,Food court ,Fast food & Many more shops.
2)Hospital Pharmacy for ALL your medicine NEEDS.
Helpful & Respectfully Staffs also NEEDS Patient Patience.
Food court & 7-11 for your others NEEDS.
GOOD Dayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
J. Hui Lee (28/03/2018 13:54)
* Ill tempered staff.
* Trainee doctors on constant rotation.
* Each day's doctors give conflicting advice/diagnosis/scans/treatment
* Long waiting hours for A&E (2+ hrs)
* Long waiting hours for ward (add. 2+ hrs, minimum)
* Long appt time for CT scan if not class A ward (5 days vs next day)
* Expedite kicking patients out of ICU and ward if non critical.
If you are alive and stable, they will make you wait. Even if you just had a heart attack, stroke, fracture, open wound. Waiting for A&E. Afterwards, waiting for bed. Come at 8pm, warded at 5am.
My mom was recommended to discharge without any diagnosis, while still high risk of fever, UTI or blood septicaemia. She was readmitted to A&E the very next day.
My uncle had kidney stone. Doctor said based on CT, need surgery to remove because the stone is too big for vibration to disperse. 5 hrs later, the nurse say can discharge tmr, no issue. Consistency much?! What about the stone, for goodness sake?!
My aunt was moved out of ICU, despite in coma a few days ago due to high blood pressure. They needed ICU turnover cos no space, so they kicked out patients of lower priority. Without ICU observation, she died the next morning in normal ward.
Do you want shoddy diagnosis? Long waiting times? Discharged for ward space rather than proper observatory care? Don't come to SGH or NUH. Esp if its critical and very discomforting, because time window/lousy diagnosis/ward turnover vs ethics/ will kill you or your loved ones.
Ömer An (23/03/2018 04:42)
Better die at home rather than wasting your time and wealth by rushing to emergency here, because your emergency is at the discretion and the mood of the consultant that day, who (POW SIOK YEN, 19917F) sent me back home deciding my case is not emergency, since I was not bleeding and/or screaming, just feeling the severe pain silently. Wasting my 115 SGD in 30 minutes, NUH is just a money trap, please be advised to keep off.
Anuj Sahai (14/03/2018 06:55)
I recently had my grandchild admitted here for 2 days..generally good care but there were just too many young interns - many of them in groups of 4-5. They were all courteous ‘doctors in the making’ and we had no issues in helping them hone their investigation skills but kind of got tired after repeated response to same set of questions. They perhaps need to plan this in a more structured manner and recognize that it is not generally not easy for us to identify who is a doctor or who is a student..