Christchurch Hospital en Christchurch

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  Niko Nacs

  :: 01 March 2018 10:10:16

  Just a normal walk with the wife and the dog when I feel a sharp unbearing pain in me left arm. I knew right then it was a heart attack. My life flashed before my eyes. Getting married, divorcing, marrying again, seeing when Joe had 14 pints at the local and pissed himself. I knew it was the end, the final chapter to my book. I fell onto the soft, cool grass at Hagley park and met with darkness as my eyes fell simultaneously. I had a talk with the "all-star" God himself. He told me that my time hadn't come to a conclusion yet as i hadn't; "fixed the bloody fence at the back of the house". I woke up in Christchurch Hospital. My wife had given them a ring to help me out. After a while I felt a lot better and found myself back home. Sunday came along and I remembered what I needed to do. I grabbed the old tool box and worked away at the back fence. Hours of hard and sweaty work and it had been fixed. I felt true happiness at the moment and released that if it wasn't for Christchurch Hospital I wouldn't have had that feeling of full contentment. Thank you and thank God.

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  Kiriwai Tahau

  :: 25 February 2018 23:14:29

  It's currently under construction so I'm hoping that they make more carparks and yes like everyone else is saying, there is a must for time extensions in carparks for outpatients, there is a major wait as well with the doctors, nurses should be able to handle some easy procedures but the major ones, doctors have to ask a few questions and should know what is wrong with their patient, lesson the load, equip nurses with knowledge so procedure runs fast and smoothly

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  Fay Lu

  :: 07 February 2018 11:14:13

  No many parking options and extremely hard to find one that closes. And a big hopital like this without parking building? Awesome nurses though.

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  M L

  :: 19 December 2017 10:09:52

  Parking is terrible and they have to do something about it. Max for 2 hours anywhere close and you will be in there longer if you need treatment or diagnosis, meaning you will get a ticket. You might be better off not paying at all and just pay the ticket. Staff is nice and friendly. Treatment takes very long though, even if no immediate emergencies. Treatment of my superficial skin wounds wasn't really ideal. They didn't bother with putting on some anti inflammatory or non sticky padding resulting in a terrible inflammation. Next time I'll do it myself.

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  Edwin Gallagher

  :: 02 October 2017 08:49:02

  Incredibly positive experience with an eye procedure in the day surgery facility. Without exception and from beginning to end, Prof Mark Elder and all personnel we encountered were connecting, professional, courteous, and skilled. I went through the public system—but was treated like a 5-star patient. Can't imagine any way it could have been better. Thanks to all.