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St Vincent's Public Hospital

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St Vincent's Public Hospital
"Part of the NSW-based arm of St Vincent’s Health Australia, SVHNS provides significant training and research activities housing several specialty units that are internationally recognised as centres of excellence. These include heart and lung transplantation, bone marrow transplantation, cardiology, cancer care, AIDS/HIV, respiratory medicine, mental health and drug and alcohol services.We strive to not only meet the health needs of vulnerable populations, but to enable them to flourish as an acknowledgement of human dignity and as a commitment to justice."
Address: Victoria St , Darlinghurst 2010, NSW, AU
Phone: (02) 8382 1111
State: NSW
City: Darlinghurst
Zip Code: 2010


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The Emergency Department in this hospital is as bad as it gets. Vanessa, the nurse in this department, is just plain rude and unprofessional. After coughing for over a month and having chest pain, my insurance told me to go to this hospital. Under Vanessa’s point of view, I should have stayed home because coughing for over 35 days and having pain in your chest are not a reason to visit the hospital. I would like to know when is it a reason to visit a hospital then? She added that for sure I had covid and that was another reason not to go to the hospital. Hopefully no one close enough to Vanessa passes away during or after having suffered covid. I will definitely avoid this unprofessional hospital in the future, and hopefully if you get the chance to read this, you will too. Less Vanessas and more friendly and professional people would make the world a better place for everyone.
We are very lucky to have top rate care at our public hospitals. The staff are amazing and provide a high level of care.
I was very I'll. I suffer from Buhlemia and cannot stop the vomiting. The staff were fantastic, as I feel as though I'm a burden. I've been treated by the kindest people from all the staff from cleaners all the way to the Doctors. I was in for roughly 27 hrs. They have a really great new section, the beds the privacy and the Safety of all patients and Staff. Thank you all so much for all your help and kindness.
In one word great, excellent. I had two procedures in the public hospital at Day procedure centre at Level 5 Xavier building.. Can't say enough how nicely I was treated; all the nurses, doctors, and support crew cared for me. Appreciate Dr Ian Lockart for his great advice and care.
Exceptional care and compassion, no judgement. Also from the paramedical team who transported me to Emergency twice this year. We are the luckiest people in the world to have a health service such as this. I was always treated - by every doctor, nurse and associated worker, both while in hospital and as an outpatient - with the utmost respect and consideration. Not to mention received outstanding medical care! Thank you.
Bad hospital. The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing. My dad was a patient here and everytime I try to contact the nurses to ask how he's going they just hang up, I had to get the front desk to call several different places around the ward to finally get someone on there and that nurse had no idea. Before subsequent surgeries they also don't properly explain to the patient what they are getting and how that will affect them, they simply make them sign a document and proceed directly with the operation. This is a problem if the patient speaks another language and has no idea what they've just signed - Under heavy medication and distress this is a huge problem. The staff will make very little attempt to contact the next of kin. Pretty rubbish hospital due to lax enforcement of typical procedures.
High quality nursing staff very efficient, professional and well trained. Wait times are obviously an issue given its a small ER and services most of Sydney but got really good care and am good as new again :
Got Covid came on quite suddenly yesterday I was stumbling and disoriented .The hospital admitted me through emergency. I was going to ignore my symptoms, but there were complications. I was unaware of. All the staff were efficient caring. Dr Fei Lin , senior resident medical officer thorough careful of my pre-existing health issues and prescribed drugs to ward off deterioration. Great hospital.
It’s a shame I can’t give 0 stars instead of 1. From the outpatients reception to the the Rhumatology department every point of contact of my 3 years of appointments at this hospital has been a shambles. I’ve been without my medication twice due to their incompetencies. The most recent was because they simply lost my notes after an appointment and never sent off my application to Medicare.
Easily the worst hospital on the planet. Left waiting in a freezing cold tent for 6hrs with no food, water or treatment. I have witnessed better care in the middle of combat zones such as Afghanistan. What has happened to this country?
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