Opinion for Neurosurgery - Raymon Garcin

Opinion for Neurosurgery - Raymon Garcin

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St Anne has a reputation for being the hospital of madmen, in reality, well it's almost true
As much as the surgeon may be cutting edge and very competent, but organizationally speaking, it is the test of the Asterix administration.
Admission and very nice nursing staff, but on the other hand, before the operation, doctor / surgeon and anesthesiologist with subscribers absent, ditto after the operation, and even a few days after, we wonder if they are not ghosts, and we I still don't know how our operation went and the possible complications to follow.
We manage to have some information on the suites, sequels / re-education / discharge by the nursing staff, but without confirmation because they do not know everything (and this is not their field), those who know, the surgeons / doctors , do not pass, suddenly we remain in a rather distressing vagueness for the patients, who would like to know what is happening to them, and will happen to them afterwards.
Another point, it plays a lot with musical chairs with the bedrooms too; admission to one, and after operation, hop, we move to another, super convenient for visitors who take the opportunity to visit the floor and unnecessarily disturb other patients or nursing staff.
TV and Wifi are offered, but that does not compensate for the total lack of consideration of surgeons and doctors towards their patients.