Work on £7.5million unit to begin (From Western Telegraph)

It is brilliant that the new dialysis unit is going to be built at Withybush Hospital, and i thoroughly agree that the SCBU unit must stay open as my daughter was placed there 22 years ago and the the staff on that ward were so attentive and caring above and beyond call of duty.But, oh my, how things have changed 22 years on , my daughter went to casualty on the 12th of Aug 2012 at 6.20am with severe groin and leg pain waited for one urine test to be done for over a hour because they did not have any dipsticks to test it ,it was over 6hrs before she was finally admitted after refusing to leave because a doctor had given a diagnosis without even examining her,so she finally went to ward 4 and then the nightmare began,there is absolutely no communication between staff to each other or to patients,the lack of it could lead to catastrophic failures towards the patients,obs not regularly completed,tests not carried out and unnecessary operations being carried out leading to infections that are not properly monitored before discharge leading to readmission and the whole horrid cycle being repeated again on ACDU upon readmission and subsequentely being moved to WARD 4 without ID tag and obs chart or drugs chart transferred with her so was unable to have obs or pain relief for over 8hrs , my daughter is being released today with antibiotics at long last and minus her appendix,but still with the original problem,any concerns go to your GP. I SINCERELY HOPE THAT CHRIS MARTIN IS ABLE TO EMPLOY DOCTORS AND NURSES FOR HIS NEW RENAL UNIT THAT ARE ACTUALLY CAPABLE OF DOING THEIR JOB THAT THEY ARE EMPLOYED TO DO, IE. CARE FOR THE PATIENT, HELP GET THEM BETTER NOT WORSE, CARRY OUT OBS WHEN SUPPOSED TO, COMMUNICATE WITH THE PATIENT IN A CARING AND CIVIL MANNER AND REPORT ANY CONCERNS TO THE DOCTOR INSTEAD OF LETTING THINGS FESTER. WE MIGHT THEN HAVE A HOSPITAL WE COULD BE PROUD OF .....